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I am planning a 10 night honeymoon trip to Italy during mid of feb ....
I am from India . Reaching Milan at around 2 o clock at noon
I plan to visit the following places and below are the details ..
I have taken a 5 day rail pass for italy
Question : Does it mean I can travel in any class ?
Is it applicable for any five days and across all regions
Is local metro travel also included in the rail pass
1> 2 nights at Milan .
Day1 --Half day for shopping at Milan
Day2 --- Guided coach and walking tour of the historical city centre of Milan, passing many of Milan's most important monuments. Visit the Duomo and see Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece - The Last Supper.
Question : What is the best place to shop within a limited budget ?
any places where I should particularly go at milan during mid feb ?
Day 3 -- Travel from Milan to Pisa by train early morning . It takes around 4 hours to reach pisa .
Question : Are the trains crowded to board
2 > 1 night at Pisa
a) Visiting Leaning tower of Pisa after dropping luggage at hotel .
Question : do we have sufficient time on day 3 to visit leaning tower of pisa ?
Do we need to book tickets beforehand to get into the tower
Day 4-6 --- Travel from Pisa to L'aquilla by train
3 nights at L'aquilla . Plan to visit national park one day and skiing another day.
Question : Is National parks open at feb .
Is there any other place to visit nearby L'aquila other than the town
Day 7-8 -- Travel by train from L'aquilla to Perguia . 2 days at perugia
Question : How is the weather here at feb ?
Day 8-9 -- Evening train from Perugia to Rome
Question : Will there be sufficient time for perugia and will termini station at rome be safe at around 9 o clock at night.
Day 9
Full day Monumental and Ancient Rome9 hrs tour
Day 10 : Take flight at night....
Question : Please suggest what are the best places to visit nearby termini station .
Regards ,
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Hello Ankur,
May I make a suggestion? Since you want to go skiing, your trip would be much easier if you went skiing in the Dolomiti rather than near L'Aquila. Is that possible or have you already paid for something in L'Aquila?
Because if you are coming from Milan, you can take fast trains to go up to the Dolomiti area and after that go to Venice or Verona, both of which are very beautiful honeymoon destinations. And from there you can take a fast train to Rome. Also, the Dolomiti mountains are very beautiful and have lots of comfortable places to stay.
You will probably get better answers about skiing and good places to do it in Italy in February if you go to a ski message board. You can find them with a google search.
Is there a particular reason you want to go to Perugia? It is pretty cold and icy in Perugia in February, and it is not easy to go there using trains and buses.
Right now your trip zig-zags east and west in Italy, going to isolated places that are not well connected to each other by train. If the weather turns bad, and trains are delayed, you could find yourself spending a lot of time in cold train stations. I don't recommend renting a car.
What is most important for you and your new spouse to see and do in Italy for your honeymoon. Is it to go to Perugia? Go skiing? See Pisa? It is very hard to combine all of those things in February. I suggest you start with the most important one and figure out things from there. If you really don't need to go skiing, or see Pisa, it would be best if you didn't try to go this trip.
I suggest that if your budget is limited, you save your shopping until you get to Rome. They have the same shops, and then you don't have to carry everything your whole trip.
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First - no - a rail pass is not for any class - it is only for the class you paid for. Did you by a first-class ticket? In Feb, trains are unlikely to be crowded.
You have picked some rather unusual stops for a first trip to Italy - assuming that's what this is.
Pisa has the leaning tower and a few other standard sights - but is a second rank city to visit - as is Perugia. And agree that if you want to be sure of skiing the dolomites are a better choice and more sure to have substantial real snow.
Except for the mountains - where real winter cold is expected the other parts of Italy can be wintry or less chilly - if you head to Rome you might get highs as much as 50 - or you may also get cold and snow.
Agree that you need to decide what your real must sees are. IMHO it takes at least 3 full days (4 nights) to see much of Rome which is a a large, spread-out city with dozens of major sights.
And don't even consider limiting your dining to the area near the train station. The best way to see Rome is by foot and you should eat where you see locals eating for a true Roman dining experience.
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Your itinerary involves a little backtracking. At a minimum, you should put Perugia ahead of L'Aquila.
How important is it for you to ski for only one day? You'd have to bring specific clothing just for the one day, find and rent equipment, etc. If skiing is a priority, I'd look for a destination more proximate to the rest of your itinerary or change the itinerary to put you closer to skiing. There are ski resorts in the mountains above Lake Como, but you'd have to investigate the transportation options to see if it makes any more sense than the long train rides to and from L'Aquila.
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In answer to some of your other questions...
The trains are not particularly crowded, but there is always a rush to board. You can join the crowd, or you can wait a few minutes until some people have boarded.
You need timed reservations to climb the Leaning Tower. If you're carrying any bags, umbrellas, etc., you'll have to check those before you enter the Tower.
Rome Termini will be safe at that time, but you should exercise the normal levels of caution that you would in any crowded place.
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I will not comment on any of the destinations, but the number of them. You are going for 10 days, and plan 5 different destinations. That means about 2 nights in each place, and that includes the transfer from one place to the other (assuming everything goes as planned, no snow storms or no train workers' strike).
I think you should take the advice from above, and decide what's important to you. Considering this is your honeymoon and you are coming from India (jet lagged and probably tired after the wedding), I suggest you slow down and enjoy 2-3 places only.
I assume Milan and Rome are set in stone because of the flights, so do these 2 and add something else in the middle. Whatever you decide, have a great trip and congrats!
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With the number of newly weds from India, honeymooning in Italy in February, there could be a dedicated lounge ... Is February the end of the season for dry and sunny weddings?
Seconding xyz's suggestions: Maybe Milan, Florence, and Rome. Easy trains, and an amazing amount of things to see and do, regardless of weather. You can take a half-day trip from Florence to Pisa, which was a surprising highlight of our trip. And, yes, go shopping in Rome so you aren't schlepping extra stuff along the way.
Also, Walks of Italy's "Pristine Sistine" tour is awesome.
Congratulations; have a great trip.
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The number of places you are trying to visit is about three times too many. Considering the travel time between places you will end up with about 1 or 1.5 days in each locations. That's not fun. And it's certainly not a relaxing honeymoon.
The places you have chosen are "abnormal," though you may have your reasons. Why Pisa? Why Perugia? Why Aquila? I mean, they're great places to visit, but most people would go to Italy about 20 times before they'd go to Aquila.
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|Since Betty McCollum Won't Answer This Question, I Will
|Written by Douglas Bass
|Monday, 04 October 2010 23:27
Betty McCollum was asked a question by a constituent at the so-called "DFL Town Hall Rally" on September 13. I'm not reproducing it exactly, but it was something like this: the national debt was thus-and-such [$5.67 trillion] when you were first elected to Congress in 2000, and now it's $13.56 trillion. How much of the increase in the national debt do you attribute to your Congressional votes?"
I'm not reproducing Betty's answer exactly, but I did take notes. She said that at the end of the Clinton administration, we were looking at trillion dollar surpluses as far as the eye could see. She voted against the Bush tax cuts. When 9/11 came, she voted for military action in Afghanistan, but she voted for paying for it. She said she knew there were no WMD's in Iraq, she voted against the Iraq war multiple times, and the massive amounts of money spent on it. She said that there was a Republican administration for eight of those ten years. In short, she was proud of the votes she cast, and wasn't going to apologize to anyone about her votes.
I have already gotten the bile out of my system about Betty giving a boastful, buck-passing non-answer to a constituent. I don't think I'll ever be a Representative, but if I ever am, I'll never, never, never treat a constituent like that. Ok, maybe I haven't gotten all the bile out of my system about Betty's response. But I thought to myself at the time, "Hmm, that might be a good thing to investigate."
It has been pointed out by quite a few people of the strong ties between Betty McCollum and Speaker Nancy Pelosi. They are ideologically compatible, and they bonded early in McCollum's House career when Pelosi asked McCollum in 2001 to give the speech nominating Pelosi for the post of Democratic Whip. Pelosi held the post of Democratic Whip from 2001 to 2003.
I'm seeing conflicting information regarding the position Betty McCollum holds within the Democratic Party. Betty's website says she "holds the prestigious position of Senior Democratic Whip within the House Democratic Caucus." But apparently that's a different position than House Majority Whip, currently held by James Clyburn. Betty is also not one of the nine House members who are part of Clyburn's Whip team. dKosopedia mentions her as a "Regional Whip." But the thing I want to point out from this is that Betty is not just your average Democrat Representative. Betty is part of the Democrat House leadership.
UPDATE: A gentleman at Betty McCollum's Washington DC office informed me that the Democratic party has roughly 30 whips, and Betty is a senior member of that group of 30 whips, even though she is not in the post of Majority Whip, and is not a member of James Clyburn's Whip team. Furthermore, while Betty was a Regional Whip in a previous Congress, she is no longer a Regional Whip, so the information at dKosopedia is no longer accurate
There is another thing I discovered about Betty that is probably not known by very many people. It is my understanding that Betty has served on the House Appropriations Committee since entering Congress, but I didn't know that she serves on both the the Appropriations and Budget Committees. The Wikipedia page for Betty McCollum says:
McCollum is a member of the House Appropriations Committee, where she is the only Minnesotan. At the start of the 111th Congress, McCollum was also appointed to the United States House Budget Committee. Under normal circumstances, House Democrats aren't allowed to serve on another committee when they also serve on one of the chamber's four exclusive "A" committees--Appropriations, Energy and Commerce, Rules, and Ways and Means. However, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and committee chairman Henry Waxman granted McCollum a waiver allowing her to take a second committee slot.
This is more evidence to show that Betty McCollum is not your average Democrat Representative. Say what you will about Betty McCollum, call her clueless, call her a trained ideological seal, call her forgetful about the Pledge of Allegiance, she has been remarkably successful at the game of attaining powerful positions by being connected with powerful people, and leveraging those connections. She hitched her wagon to then-Democratic-Whip- candidate Nancy Pelosi's star, and she has been rewarded handsomely in multiple ways for her faithful service as now-Speaker Pelosi's handmaiden.
I'm writing all this to justify my answer to the stiffarmed constituent's question. If a piece of Federal legislation was passed with Democrat support anytime between 2000 and now, it is most likely Betty McCollum had a significant role in passing it, either through her actions on the Appropriations and Budget Committees, or her actions as a Whip. I believe they have more of an impact than her House vote on the legislation in question. Contrarywise, if a piece of Federal legislation passed over Democrat opposition during that same period, it is most likely Betty McCollum had a significant role in opposing it for the same reasons.
It's actually hard to put a numeric figure on the impact of someone's votes, because there are differences of opinion as to the impact of a piece of legislation. For example, if you asked Betty McCollum, she would most likely tell you that the Bush tax cuts made the deficits go higher. But there are other folks who argue with equal eloquence and passion that the Bush tax cuts stimulated the economy, which increased government tax receipts, which decreased the deficit from what it would have been without them. However, the pattern of deficits is quite different, depending on the party in power
Here's another way of looking at this chart...
Therefore, my answer to the stiffarmed constituent's question is "Betty McCollum was probably not all that responsible for the $1.5 trillion of deficits during 2000-2006, a little more responsible for the $600 billion of deficits during 2007-2008, and a lot more responsible for the $3.2 trillion of deficits during 2009-2010."
I was thinking this way after the meeting on September 13, but I hate it that I think this way. I was thinking "I'm not going to get a straight answer from Betty McCollum, am I?" At this point I'm thinking "Sadly, no." And why won't I get a straight answer from Betty McCollum? Because she's a Company Gal, she's part of the Democrat establishment, she's "The Man," and she didn't get there by giving straight answers, and she's not going to stay there if she gives any straight answers. My only consolation is that she didn't indulge in any of the "I'll go on my diet tomorrow" conversation that President Obama unsuccessfully peddled. So Betty, you go right ahead and be proud of your votes. I'll be proud of my vote for Teresa Collett in November.
If you are new to this blog, read how Betty McCollum denies God in Congress, supports the terrorist group Hamas and is anti-Israel. Or just ask yourself, with the recent revelation of voter fraud in St. Paul, why would Betty McCollum deny voter fraud is a problem? But more importantly, what has Betty done for MNCD4?
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He's currently provost and vice president for academic affairs and research at Wichita State University in Kansas.
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Miller's wife will also be an addition to the school, Murphy said.
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With all of his qualifications the committee members said they saw, many at the school are looking forward to seeing just what Miller brings to the table in the future.
Samuel Pisano, UNCW student body president, said he is looking forward to getting to know Miller.
"But we as a school have certain expectations of him coming in," Pisano said. "And we want to see him step in and take this school to the next level."
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You've been dreaming of a mountain getaway, but part of what you're hoping to get away from is home maintenance. You want your own, free-standing home, and you don't want to share any walls with your neighbors. But you wouldn't mind a little neighborliness -- a little community. If so, a handsomely xeriscaped Aspen Collection ranch-style or bi-level home may be in your future.
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KSBY has teamed up with local food banks, toy agencies, fire departments and sponsors to put together the largest community-wide food and toy drive on the Central Coast. You can help make this holiday season brighter for those in need by joining us for the 6th annual Season of HopeRead More »
Hope for the Holidays is a food and fund drive that starts November 1, 2017 and runs through December 15, 2017. This event offers many ways to get involved and give back during the holiday season!Read More »
Don't miss your chance to buy tickets for Music for the Soul! The jazz concert will take place Sunday, November 13th at Studio in the Park in Paso Robles. Event to benefit the Food Bank Coalition.
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KCOY's annual Turkey Drive will take place one week before Thanksgiving Day: Thursday, November 16th! Your donation can help feed a family this holiday season, please stop by one of our three drop off locations to make a monetary or food donation.Read More »
Join us on Thanksgiving morning, Thursday, November 23rd for a Turkey Trot fundraiser! You can choose from three locations: the Bob Jones trail at Avila Beach, the pier at Pismo Beach, or the Laguna Lake Golf Course in San Luis Obispo.Read More »
On Tuesday, November 28, 2017, charities, families, businesses, community centers, and students around the world will come together for one common purpose: to celebrate generosity and to give.Read More »
Below you will find past events during 2015 that have benefited the Food Bank Coalition.Read More »
Join us at 10:30 AM on Monday, January 30th for a ribbon cutting ceremony and open house. We look forward to celebrating with you!Read More »
Hunger Walk has never been more fun! The 2017 Hunger Walk + 5k will take place on Saturday, September 16th at the Laguna Lake Park in San Luis Obispo. Come enjoy live music, family friendly activities, food and refreshments at the finish line. Hunger Walk + 5k is an opportunity to make a difference by raising funds to end hunger in our community. We hope to see you there!
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Love SLO began with a vision to make San Luis Obispo an even better place to live. Partnering with the Love our Cites movement which began in the Central Valley in 2009, Love SLO came to San Luis Obispo with the desire to meet needs, demonstrate kindness, and impact lives. Love SLO is an annual community wide day of service held in San Luis Obispo which began in 2016. This is the second year the Food Bank will host a group of volunteers!Read More »
During the entire month of April, you can help alleviate hunger by contributing toward the 8th annual Have A Heart campaign. It's simple, just stop by any local Food 4 Less store and make a donation at the check stand! In recognition of your gift, a pink paper heart with your name will be displayed on the wall.Read More »
During National Library Week (April 10 - April 15), all SLO County Libraries will waive $1.00 of overdue fines for each non-perishable food item you donate. All items will then be donated to the Food Bank!Read More »
You can help end childhood hunger! During the entire month of May, stop by your local SESLOC Federal Credit Union branch to make a donation!Read More »
On Saturday, May 13, 2017, the Letter Carriers' Food Drive celebrates its 25th year helping the hungry. The National Association of Letter Carriers' Food Drive will once again spread out across San Luis Obispo County to help provide assistance to residents who are struggling with hunger.Read More »
The 11th annual Hunger Awareness Day takes place on Friday, June 2nd, 2017. All funds raised helps the Food Bank Coalition provide nutritious food to our neighbors in need year round.
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Join Faith Life Community Church for a movie night beneting the San Luis Obispo County Food Bank!Read More »
Enjoy three days of unforgettable events that embrace the love of California's traditional surfing lifestyle and culture along with exceptional wine and food. Experience Central Coast wines, artisan brews, local California farm-fresh and seaport-inspired cuisine, as well as great music, art, and the amiable coastal community. Looking to volunteer? Email Dylan Jones at email@example.com to sign up!Read More »
During the school year, over 16,000 children in SLO County participate in the Federal assistance program Free and Reduced Price School Meals, which provides students with a meal at school. Now, when school lets out for summer, these children can access nutritious meals (like breakfast or lunch) and a snack through the SLO County Food Bank's Summer Meals Program. Meals are FREE to children and teens ages 18 years and younger and are distributed at approved sites during the summer months when school is not in session.Read More »
After 7 years, Mindful Mothers has passed the torch of the Munchkin March to the City of SLO Parks and Rec Department. The new "Boo Bash' will continue to benefit the Food Bank Coalition of SLO County. The event will take place at Meadow Park again, where there will be plenty of room to eat, mingle and play! Enjoy an evening full of music, a Gymnastics Fun Zone, live performance by the Bucket Busters, Imagination Playground, Food Trucks, Photo Booths, Silent Auction, Haunted House and a kid-friendly outdoor movie: Curious George: A Halloween Boo Fest. (This is a candy-free event)Read More »
Reindeer Run registration is open! Don't miss out on this fun community event, taking place Saturday, December 3rd. This fun run 5K takes place at Mitchell Park, followed by breakfast with Santa!Read More »
Each month Mother's Tavern showcases a different non profit throughout the restaurant. All proceeds from all sales at table 48 will be donated to the featured charity. During the month of December, Mother's Tavern will partner with the SLO Food Bank. Make a reservation for Table 48 and know that every bite counts!Read More »
KSBY has teamed up with local food banks, toy agencies, fire departments and sponsors to put together the largest community-wide food and toy drive on the Central Coast. You can help make this holiday season brighter for those in need by joining us for the 5th annual Season of Hope.Read More »
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Every October, the art world descends on London and the capital swells with a noisy cavalcade of curators, collectors and creatives, many of whom gravitate towards the big white marquee in Regent's Park for Frieze. But don't worry if you couldn't make it. They've done the hard work so you don't have to. The image sharing website Instagram is a great place to catch up with the best bits from art world insiders. Here are some of our favorites.
Guardian design critic Oliver Wainwright @ollywainwright gives Olafur Eliasson's piece a gentle ribbing.
Turner Prize winning artist Mark Leckey's 'Felix' has been one of the most photographed pieces at Frieze.
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Via The Sun:
Spice Girls' reunion mastermind Simon Fuller has laid down the law ahead of the group's comeback.
Fuller has given the girls a list of rules to follow — including strict instructions not to get pregnant.
As if Posh's barren, hungry womb could foster human life. Bacteria and the occasional virus, sure, but a baby? Simon Fuller's crazier than a shit house rat.


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Residents of Okosu in Inland town, Onitsha, Anambra State woke up to behold a gory sight of decomposing bodies of twins dumped in a dustbin by a woman suspected to be their mother.
Daily Sun gathered that the twins, who were males, were dumped in a waste bin at Okosu by Umuike Junction, Inland Town within the commercial city of Onitsha by an unknown person at about 3am yesterday.
Although the identity of the suspect was not yet known at press time, passersby said the babies could be victims of unwanted pregnancy, adding that their mother had strangled them for easy disposal.
According to one of the early sympathizers, who pleaded anonymity, the mother of the twins could have strangled them to aid easy disposal, stressing that the suspect killed the babies to free herself from taking care of them.
The source said: "We just came out this morning only to behold this evil act and as a woman, I began to ask myself how a fellow woman and mother could kill such innocent children and dump them in a dustbin. It could be true that these innocent children were killed by their mother because they were unwanted but God will deny whoever that meted this type of cruelty on these innocent children, happiness that fruit of the womb brings."
She also said that the babies could also have been strangled by their mother and her accomplice, noting: "No man would allow his blood that has reached this level of development to be wasted just like that but I am not disputing the fact that their mother strangled them to cover her wicked track but God will surely punish whoever that did this."
Immediately the news spread to the entire neigbourhood, church ministers condemned the act and prayed God to grant the souls of the twins eternal rest while calling on young girls to be careful about their life styles.
The Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) of the Anambra State Police Command, Mr. Ralph Uzoigwe, could not be reached on the phone but the Divisional Police Officer (DPO), Police Inland Town, Mr. E. Evans, said he had not received the information at the time of filing this report.
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