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Total Credit Hours: 128
Major Credit Hours: 83
The Bachelor of Science in Aviation Flight Management prepares the student for a career as a professional pilot. Upon graduation, the successful student will have a minimum of 128 semester hours of coursework and will hold the following FAA certificates and ratings: Commercial Pilot Certificate—Airplane Single and Multi-engine Land with Instrument Airplane rating; Flight Instructor Certificate—Airplane Single-Engine Land, with Instrument Airplane rating. Optional certificates and ratings include Flight Instructor Certificate—Multi-Engine Land; and Ground Instructor Certificate—Advanced and Instrument.
After matriculation at Lewis University, students are required to do all their flight training at Lewis. For all flight majors, including those who have completed FAA Certificates or Ratings prior to matriculation, the Bachelor of Science in Aviation Flight Management is awarded to only those students who have successfully completed a minimum of two upper-division flight labs at Lewis University.
With permission, AVTR 47500 Aircraft Familiarization (3) can be substituted for AVTR 40900, AVTR 42100.
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As President Obama's presidency shifts from headlines to history, what will we remember most? David French and Ramesh Ponnuru of the National Review, Jonathan Chait of New York magazine, National Constitution Center scholar-in-residence Michael Gerhardt, and Michael Days of the Philadelphia Daily News explore the president's constitutional legacy. Jeffrey Rosen, president and CEO of the National Constitution Center, moderates.
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Just Installed a bug deflector (Chrome) on my 2011, Purchased it from the local Dodge dealer. went on real easy with some screw inserts and screws that were supplied. The fit was perfect and it looks Incredible. Was a little pricey but worth it after install:smiley_thumbs_up:
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Barcelona whiz Lionle Messi has thanked Inter patron Massimo Moratti for his interest and admiration, but refused to move to Serie A, at least for some time yet.
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"I have already said many times that I feel very wanted and loved here, and am thankful for all that the club have done for me."
He then went on to suggest that it would also be best if Ronaldinho stayed put in La Liga.
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"However, I think the best thing for us is that both of us remained here next year, to be able to do some great things over the next few seasons."
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Hall Sensor Fault Detection and Fault-Tolerant Control of High-Speed PMSM Drive System
Jang, Myung-Hyuk ; Lee, Kwang-Woon ;
The Transactions of the Korean Institute of Power Electronics, volume 18, issue 3, 2013, Pages 205~210
This paper presents a novel hall sensor fault detection and fault-tolerant control method for a high-speed permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM) drive system. A phase locked loop (PLL) type position estimator is used with a conventional interpolation based rotor position estimator to reduce position errors due to misalignment of hall sensors. The expected trigger time of hall sensor`s output is used for detecting hall sensor fault condition and the PLL type position estimator is reconfigured for fault-tolerant control at the hall sensor fault condition. The proposed method can minimize current ripples during the transition from sensored control using hall sensors to sensorless control. Experimental results have been proposed to prove the validity of the proposed method.
Simulation and Experiment of Dynamic Torsional Vibration during Grid Low Voltage in a PMSG Wind Power Generation System
Kwon, Sun-Hyung ; Song, Seung-Ho ;
The Transactions of the Korean Institute of Power Electronics, volume 18, issue 3, 2013, Pages 211~216
A wind generator system model includes wind model, rotor dynamics, synchronous generator, power converter, distribution line and infinite bus. This paper investigates the low-Voltage Ride-Through capability of PMSG wind turbine in a variable speed. The drive train of a wind turbine on 2-mass modeling can observe the shaft torsional vibration when the low-voltage occur. To reduce the torsional vibration when the low-voltage occur, this paper designs suppression control algorithm of the torsional vibration and implements simulation. The simulation based on MATLAB/SIMULINK has validated at the transient state of the PMSG and an experiment using 3kW simulator has validated the LVRT control.
A Simple Open-Circuit Fault Detection Method for a Sparse Matrix Converter
Lee, Eunsil ; Lee, Kyo-Beum ; Joung, Gyu-Bum ;
The Transactions of the Korean Institute of Power Electronics, volume 18, issue 3, 2013, Pages 217~224
This paper presents a diagnostic method for a sparse matrix converter that detects faults in any single switch or a pair of switches. The sparse matrix converter is functionally equivalent to the standard matrix converter but has a reduced number of switches. The proposed diagnostic method is based in the measurement of input and output currents. The currents have respective characteristic according to the location of faulty switches. This method not only detects the switches of open-circuit fault but identifies the location of the faulty switching devices without complicated calculations. The simulation and experimental results verify that, based on the proposed method, the fault of sparse matrix converter can be easily and fast detected.
IPMSM Sensorless Control Using Square-Wave-Type Voltage Injection Method with a Simplified Signal Processing
Park, Nae-Chun ; Kim, Sang-Hoon ;
The Transactions of the Korean Institute of Power Electronics, volume 18, issue 3, 2013, Pages 225~231
This paper presents an improved signal processing technique in the square-wave-type voltage injection method for IPMSM sensorless drives. Since the sensorless method based on the square-wave voltage injection does not use low-pass filters to get an error signal for estimating rotor position and allows the frequency of the injected voltage signal to be high, the sensorless drive system may achieve an enhanced control bandwidth and reduced acoustic noise. However, this sensorless method still requires low-pass and band-pass filters to extract the fundamental component current and the injected frequency component current from the motor current, respectively. In this paper, these filters are replaced by simple arithmetic operations so that the time delay for estimating the rotor position can be effectively reduced to only one current sampling. Hence, the proposed technique can simplify its whole signal process for the IPMSM sensorless control using the square-wave-type voltage injection. The proposed technique is verified by the experiment on the 800W IPMSM drive system.
Improved Programmable LPF Flux Estimator with Synchronous Angular Speed Error Compensator for Sensorless Control of Induction Motors
Lee, Sang-Soo ; Park, Byoung-Gun ; Kim, Rae-Young ; Hyun, Dong-Seok ;
The Transactions of the Korean Institute of Power Electronics, volume 18, issue 3, 2013, Pages 232~239
This paper proposes an improved stator flux estimator through ensuring conventional PLPF to act as a pure integrator for sensorless control of induction motors. Conventional PLPF uses the estimated synchronous speed as a cut-off frequency and has the gain and phase compensators. The gain and phase compensators are determined on the assumption that the estimated synchronous angular speed is coincident with the real speed. Therefore, if the synchronous angular speed is not same as the real speed, the gain and phase compensation will not be appropriate. To overcome the problem of conventional PLPF, this paper analyzes the relationship between the synchronous speed error and the phase lag error of the stator flux. Based on the analysis, this paper proposes the synchronous speed error compensation scheme. To achieve a start-up without speed sensor, the current model is used as the stator flux estimator at the standstill. When the motor starts up, the current model should be switched into the voltage model. So a stable transition between the voltage model and the current model is required. This paper proposes the simple transition method which determines the initial values of the voltage model and the current model at the transition moment. The validity of the proposed schemes is proved through the simulation results and the experimental results.
LLC Resonant Converter design for Uninterruptible Power Supply Battery Discharger
Yoo, Kwang-Min ; Kim, Seung-Joo ; Kim, Kyoung-Dong ; Park, Seung-Hee ; Byeon, Yong-Seop ; Lim, Seung-Beom ; Lee, Jun-Young ;
The Transactions of the Korean Institute of Power Electronics, volume 18, issue 3, 2013, Pages 240~246
An Uninterruptible Power Supply(UPS) is a system designed to deliver energy during accidents that the AC mains is out of its acceptable limits, without interruption of power flow through the load. Battery Discharger is the device to supply high quality power to the Inverter, when accidents occur, such as Power Failure. The Battery Discharger should have a fast response characteristics. The LLC resonant converter for UPS battery discharger is proposed. The proposed Battery Discharger offers substantial improvements in efficiency, size and cost. The proposed Battery Discharger of UPS approach is a good solution for high power applications above KW. To verify the validity of proposed Battery Discharger, simulations and experiments are carried out.
Soft Switching DC-DC Converter for AC Module Type PV Module Integrated Converter
Youn, Sun-Jae ; Kim, Young-Ho ; Jung, Yong-Chae ; Won, Chung-Yuen ;
The Transactions of the Korean Institute of Power Electronics, volume 18, issue 3, 2013, Pages 247~255
In this paper, a soft switching DC-DC converter for AC module type photovoltaic (PV) module integrated converter is proposed. A push-pull converter is suitable for a low voltage PV AC module system because the step-up ratio of a high frequency transformer is high and the number of primary side switches is relatively small. However, the conventional push-pull converters do not have high efficiency because of high switching losses by hard switching and transformer losses (copper and iron losses) by high turns-ratio of the transformer. In the proposed converter, primary side switches are turned on at zero voltage switching (ZCS) condition and turned off at zero current switching (ZVS) condition through parallel resonance between secondary leakage inductance of the transformer and a resonant capacitor. Therefore the proposed push-pull converter decreases the switching loss using soft switching of the primary switches. Also, the turns-ratio of the transformer can be reduced by half using a voltage-doubler of secondary side. The theoretical analysis of the proposed converter is verified by simulation and experimental results.
Control Method for Reducing Circulating Current in Parallel Operation of DC Distribution System for Building Applications
Kim, Hack-Seong ; Shin, Soo-Cheol ; Lee, Hee-Jun ; Jung, Chul-Ho ; Han, Dong-Woo ; Won, Chung-Yuen ;
The Transactions of the Korean Institute of Power Electronics, volume 18, issue 3, 2013, Pages 256~262
In the large system such DC distribution for building, the method that a number of modules converters operation in parallel is commonly used. When parallel operation, circulating current is directly related to the loss of the entire system. Accordingly, each module to share the same current is the most important for the safety of the power system. In this paper, control method for reducing circulating current in parallel operation is proposed. furthermore response and operation of steady-state with parallel system was verified by simulation and experiment results.
The Study on the One-stage PFC-flyback Converter using the Soft Switching Technique
Lee, Sang-Hyeok ; Hwang, Jung-Goo ; Park, Sung-Jun ;
The Transactions of the Korean Institute of Power Electronics, volume 18, issue 3, 2013, Pages 263~269
The flyback converter has been applied widely in isolated DC/DC power converters because this converters employ a single MOSFET switch. The leakage inductance should be minimized for high efficiency of flyback converter. but in reality, it is very difficult. Namely, The Snubber circuit is essential to recover the leakage inductance stored energy when the switch is turn off. Flyback Converter typically operates in DCM mode and when switch is turn off in hard switching, this hard switching action results in a high power losses and switching stresses. In order to overcome these problems, a novel soft switching flyback converter using resonant snubber circuit is proposed in this paper. The resonant snubber circuit is composed of the transformer leakage inductance and a capacitor. To verify and confirm the proposed resonant snubber circuit, PSIM simulation and hardware prototype are implemented. Simulation and Experimental results indicate that the proposed resonant snubber circuit is effective.
Control of HVDC-MMC Considering the Switching Device`s Current Capacity and Circulating Current under Unbalanced Voltage Conditions
Moon, Ji-Woo ; Pae, Deuk-Woo ; Park, Jung-Woo ; Kang, Dea-Wook ; Yoo, Dong-Wook ; Kim, Jang-Mok ;
The Transactions of the Korean Institute of Power Electronics, volume 18, issue 3, 2013, Pages 270~278
This paper proposes a control method for high voltage direct current(HVDC) with modular multilevel converter (MMC) under unbalanced voltage conditions considering the submodule(SM)`s current capacity and circulating current. It is aimed to propose a control method in which the current peak value does not exceed the maximum value of HVDC-MMC by considering the current capacity of the SM under unbalance voltage conditions. And it analyzes the effect of the unbalanced voltage on circulating currents in MMC and then proposes a control method considering each component of circulating currents under unbalanced voltages. The effectiveness of the proposed controlling method is verified through simulation results using PSCAD/EMTDC.
A Speed Control Characteristics for Five-Phase Squirrel-Cage Induction Motor Injecting 3rd Current Harmonics Component
Kim, Min-Huei ; Kim, Nam-Hun ;
The Transactions of the Korean Institute of Power Electronics, volume 18, issue 3, 2013, Pages 279~288
This paper proposes a improved speed control system for five-phase squirrel-cage induction motor(IM) injecting 3rd. current harmonic components with field oriented control (FOC) A five-phase IM drives present unique characteristics due to the additional degrees of freedom and also drives possess many others advantage compared with the traditional three-phase motor drive system, such as reducing a amplitude of torque pulsation at low frequency and increasing the reliability. In order to maximize the torque per ampere, the proposed motor has concentrated windings. The produced back-electromotive force is almost trapezoidal, and the motor is supplied with the combined sinusoidal plus third harmonic of currents. There is necessary to controlled 3rd harmonic current in order to high response characteristics. For presenting the superior performance of the proposed the speed control system, experimental results are presented using a 32-bit fixed point TMS320F2812 DSP with 1.5[kW] induction motor.
A Novel Parameter Estimation Algorithm for Interior Permanent-Magnet Synchronous Motors
Lim, Dong-Chan ; Lee, Dong-Myung ;
The Transactions of the Korean Institute of Power Electronics, volume 18, issue 3, 2013, Pages 289~295
It is important to know exact values of Interior Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors(IPMSM)` parameters such as stator resistance and inductance in order to have their high performance. This paper proposes a novel motor parameter(stator resistance, d&q axis inductance) estimation algorithm for IPMSM. The proposed estimation method utilizes back-EMF equations and model reference adaptive system(MRAS). The algorithm using back-EMF estimates d and q axis inductances in the constant torque region, and the stator resistance is estimated by using MRAS with the estimated inductance regardless of speed regions. The validity of the proposed algorithm is verified by simulations and experiments.
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Pep Guardiola comes in for high praise from Tottenham Hotspur counterpart Mauricio Pochettino in this morning's media.
There's a slight lull in proceedings until the Blues take on Spurs – kick-off is 14:15 BST on Sunday – so while there is not a huge amount of City-related chat today, Pochettino's words are well worth a longer look.
The pair were rivals in Barcelona, when Pep was in charge at the Nou Camp and ex-Argentina defender was head coach at local rivals Espanyol, and their competition left its mark on Pochettino.
"He is the face of the change," he says on ESPN's site. "When you mix the romantic football with the new technology, in this moment, a new manager appears.
"Guardiola is a little bit ahead because of the results. The new manager starts to work with the technology and this romantic vision of football -- to mix that I think is the start of the new era in football."
It only seems like five minutes since Pep arrived at the club, but there's already talk about the boss extending his stay here for years to come.
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"Guardiola has already informed City that he does not see his current position as his final job in football.
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Elsewhere, Bleacher Report do an exhaustively in-depth analysis of Sergio Aguero's potential to cause havoc against Spurs, one of his favourite opponents when it comes to goal-getting.
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(Greenwich, CT) — Andrew Darmohraj, executive vice president and COO of the American Pet Products Association (APPA), is pleased to announce four new staff promotions across several departments.
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- Kaitlin Simonfay has been promoted to Associate Manager, Exhibitor Services
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"We couldn't be happier to announce these well-deserved promotions," said Darmohraj. "These four managers have been dedicated employees for APPA for several years now and we are excited for their continued success in their new roles."
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Window will not resize or maximize
I downloaded a portable tweaking app from here and the window opens larger than my display so that the bottom of the window (where the buttons to "apply" the tweaks are) is off the screen. The maximize button is grayed out and no moving handles appear when I move the cursor to the window borders. I cannot find a way to maximize the window or resize it. Any help?
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Ok, found a little utility to fix this issue temporarily, though I'd prefer a more permanent solution if one is available.
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Your system's existing screen resolution is smaller than what the application "Smart V2.exe" supports.
Close the Smart V2.exe application and then increase the screen resolution to maximum supported by your graphic card.
This can be done by right clicking on the screen and selecting "Screen Resolution". Here click on the box next to Resolution, and move the pointer to the top for maximum resolution. Press Apply and close the dialog box.
Now your screen icons and text becomes smaller indicating that the screen resolution is increased.
If the selected display resolution is not supported by your screen, the screen may become black. Don't panic. Don't press any buttons for about 15 seconds and your screen will return to earlier resolution.
Now you can try another setting for screen resolution until you find one setting which works for you.
If you can see the desktop properly with new resolution, then press "Keep Changes" button in the Display Settings dialog box.
Now try again the SmartV2.exe application.
After you finish trying this application, you can return to your earlier screen resolution again by above method.
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In October, we will be traveling to Italy for the 4th time in the past several years. In addition to Rome, Venice, Florence, and Cinque Terre, we have traveled some in Tuscany and Umbria, mostly staying in Agriturismos (in the Chianti area, Val d'Orcia, and outside of Orvieto), as well as one week in the tiny village of Montone. This time we would like to stay in an apartment or B&B WITHIN a town or larger village in southern Tuscany (or maybe Sienna?) - something large enough to have at least several restaurants to enjoy in the evenings after touring in a car, and a place to slow down and explore. Are there any suggestions? I have briefly visited most of these during the day, but want to enjoy our spot in the evenings when fewer tourists are around. I have considered Montalcino, Montepulciano, San Quirico d'Orcia, Pienza, and Siena. We have stayed before in Monticchiello for 2 nights, and it is too small for what we are looking for in a one week stay. We are interested in good food and wine, maybe visiting a couple of markets, and in general exploring the area. Also, are there any recommendations on any apartments, B&Bs, or hotels in any of these locations that would make a stay there special? An apartment would give us an option for local shopping and cooking, but we would take a hotel in town vs an agriturismo in the countryside. We would appreciate any suggestions!
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We spent four days in Montalcino once, and really enjoyed our stay there. We stayed in a budget hotel, and it was about six years ago, so I probably can't help you with lodging.
Of the other places you mention, the only one I've never visited is San Quirico. My second choice would be Pienza, of the places I know, although it's smaller than Montalcino. It's not really on a hill, or not a very high one, which makes it easy to get in and out on day trips. (The long, winding road up to Montalcino was a bit wearisome at times.) Near Montalcino, the monastery of Sant'Antimo was one of the most beautiful and impressive places we visited.
Montepulciano didn't grab me; I'm not sure why. Maybe because the town is very strung out like a ribbon on a ridge. There was a lot of walking up and down hills, and nothing seemed close to anything else. There were some great views, though.
Siena is really a city, not a town. It's a very nice city, where we've gone a number of times, but I'm not sure it's what you're looking for.
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We stayed at this place just outside of Montepulciano and lived it. They also have apartments in Montepulciano. We thought the town was the perfect size with lots of restaurants etc and close to other interesting towns.
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A few years ago, we stayed for a week in San Quirico. While it's a lovely town, we didn't find there were that many restaurant options and it was pretty dead at night.
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I appreciate all comments so far. Kiddo, it sounds like San Quirico may be too quiet for what we are looking for. Bvience, I know Sienna is a true city but thought if we stayed in the old walled part it would have nice ambiance in the evenings. But we would probably lean toward the southern towns/villages. Jamikins, we will check out apartments in Montepulciano through your spot. Anyone else with input/recommendations?
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Sure, I love that region. It sounds like Montalcino may be your best option---lots of good food options:
. IN-TOWN LOCATIONS: For walking convenience to shops & ristorantes.
1. Palazzo del Capitano www.palazzodelcapitano.com 170 to 210E
Very nice small hotel in center of San Quirico—perfect location to explore.
2. Vecchia Oliviera www.vecchiaoliviera.com/ 150 to 200E
Nice 4 star hotel at the gate into lovely Montalcino---has pool.
3. Palazzina Cesari www.montalcinoitaly.com 80 to 110E
Lovely small B&B in heart of Montalcino—great value—2 night stay minimum.
4. Locanda di San Francesco www.locandasanfrancesco.it 180 to 200E
New boutique B&B in a lovely location in Montepulciano—great reviews !
5. Politian apartments http://www.politian.com/ Good value apts. with
minimum stay of 3 nights in Montepulciano---helpful host---85E
6. Palazzo Ravizza www.palazzoravizza.it 170 to 250E
Very nice & popular hotel in Siena with parking.
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These may be of interest
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Thanks for the links Henry! We won't be there the last week in Oct but the second link looks great for touring itineraries and even mentions market days. Bobthenavigator, all of your suggested places look lovely! The only true apartments are the Politian apartments in Montepulciano - they look perfect. I wish I could find something similar in Montalcino. Still haven't ruled out Pienza. With a one week stay we would prefer an apartment. The two spots in Montalcino look wonderful; if we decided on a shorter stay either would be good. I'll contact these places to check on details and availability, as well as the apartment in Montepulciano. Thanks! Any more suggestions?
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We are staying in an apartment in lucca in September for some if the same reasons you mentioned. I know it isn't in the area you are looking at though. I think Pienza would be too dull for that long (we stayed there for 2 days and were done...not very interesting at night IMO) I have not stayed in Arezzo but have you looked into there? We only did a day trip to Montalcino and montepluciano which were both nice
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I will check out Arezzo- not very familiar with that area. Thanks! I'm leaning toward Montalcino if I can work out accommodations there.
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Also look at Hotel Giglio in Montalcino.
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And, this place is a real sleeper---pun intended !
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I'm narrowing down choices. Current plan would be to fly into Rome and spend one week in an apartment in the Pantheon or Piazza Navona area (any suggestions for 2 bedroom apartments?). Then we will rent a car and drive to Tuscany for our second week. Top 3 choices are Palazzina Cesira, a B&B recommended by Bobthenavigator, Il Giglio, also recommended bu Bobthenavigator (they have a 2 bedroom apartment close to their hotel), or an apartment in San Quirico ( House-in-Tuscany) recommended in another travel forum by Stu Dudley. The apartments are attractive so as to be able to spread out and cook a little during our week there. On the other hand, the B&B Palazzina Cesira has wonderful reviews and it sounds like the owners are so helping in giving suggestions/ helping with dining, winery visits, and meal reservations, etc. San Quirico is small, (too small?), but a quiet place in the evenings with a few restaurants would be nice. Montalcino would give us a little more choice in terms of dining and enjoying some nice brunello. All are in the town, which is what we are looking for this trip. I'm sure all would be good choices, but it's hard to make the final decision. Any thoughts?
A week in each place would allow for some day trips. Any suggestions for a day trip from Rome? I have considered taking a train to Orvieto the morning we leave Rome, then wandering around there for part of the day before renting our car for the drive to Tuscany. We have been there before and a trip to the cathedral and shopping would be nice. Is a trip to Pompeii an easy day trip? Other ideas?
In Tuscany we would revisit Sant. Antimo, would like to see Abbuzia di Monte Oliveto Maggiore, and would like to visit the La Foce gardens. Also visit Pienza, Montepulciano, and enjoy a meal at Osteria La Porta in Monticchiello. And, a slow pace to enjoy things we happen upon while we explore. Any suggestions? We enjoy beautiful vistas, good food and wine, and art/architecture. We would like to see one or two towns on market days. I would like to learn more about olive oil, hopefully visiting a place where I can sample it, as well as make reservations at one or two small wineries around Montalcino. All suggestions would be appreciated.
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Just want to add that I stayed in late October 2012 for a week at Politian apartments in Montepulciano and loved it. I never cooked in the apt, had lunch and dinner out every day and found plenty of choices in town. I adored being there for a week, going back this Sept for two weeks! I attend Il Sasso language school there so that occupies half of my day.
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I just saw your most recent questions, Enjoystravel.
Pompeii is not a bad day trip; I did it once, on a hot summer day, and found it very tiring, but not difficult.
Ostia Antica is an easy half-day trip, although you could easily stretch it to a full day. This is the ancient Roman port city, with many well-preserved ancient buildings. From a historical point of view, I think it's more interesting than Pompeii, and it's certainly easier to get to, and never crowded.
Many people make a day trip to Tivoli, where there are three interesting villas, from different historical periods, to visit: The Renaissance Villa, the Romantic period Villa Gregoriana (which I haven't seen, as it was closed for renovations when we were there), and the ancient Roman Villa Adriana, which is a bit out of town. It's fairly easy to visit all three using public transporation.
Lake Bracciano is easily reached by train or bus from Rome; the town of Bracciano has a castle (with Tom Cruise connections?) that overlooks the lake. I've been to the lake, but to a different town, Anguillara.
Another possible day trip is to one of the towns in the Castelli Romani area, a region of lakes and hills south of Rome. Several of the towns are served by train or bus from Rome.
Assisi is also a fairly easy day trip, by train from Rome. It's also not a bad one-night stopover between Rome and Florence, because there are some direct trains there from Rome, and also from there to Florence, but it seems you wouldn't have a night free for this.
Stopping in Orvieto is not a bad idea if you have a place to leave your luggage; there's no luggage storage at the train station there. You might pick up your rental car early just to be able to leave the luggage in the trunk. However, I'd drive it away and park it somewhere else, unless you can leave the car in the rental lot. Maybe I'm overly cautious, but I don't like putting purchases or luggage, or other temping things in my trunk and then walking away. I don't do it at home, either.
I don't have any suggestions for apartments in that part of Rome; I rarely stay in apartments, much preferring hotels, all things being equal.
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Since you've been to Orvieto before, I suggest picking up the car in the morning there and visiting Pitigliano and Sorano on your way to your base in southern Tuscany. Both towns are spectacularly beautiful and well worth a visit. Visit Pitigliano first and have lunch, then stop in Sorano for some interesting architecture and wondering through a town almost void of tourists. From Sorano, it's about a 1.25-1.30 hour drive to the Val d'Orcia area.
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We stayed in San Quirico for 2 weeks this past April. There are two very nice restaurants in SQ and about 5 more that are "typical" places. Dinners in the surrounding villages rounded out our dining. We stayed in this apt
We've stayed in close to 70 gites & apts in France, Italy, and London. This was one of the nicest. We prepared our own dinners about half the nights we were there. It is directly on the main street in the middle of town. Here is a Shutterfly book my wife made about our stay there (and other places)
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We have spent a total of several months in Tuscany over the last several years. Our favorite village is Montepulciano - not only for the great restaurants and shops there, but also for easy access to the nearby villages and scenic areas. We have stayed in several of the apartments at www.appartamentialpoggiolo.it. They are spacious and fully equipped. The owners, the Bracci family, are most welcoming and helpful. They produce a lovely olive oil from the family-owned vineyard - Santolivo - "Olio Extravergine de Oliva Biologico." Another plus for the apartments - there is parking, which can be difficult to obtain in Montepulciano. We've attended Il Sasso Italian language school 9 times and will likely return.
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I lived in Italy for a year and traveled there a few times before and after
I know Siena is a city but it's an absolutely magical place to explore, get lost down winding little streets, and find fantastic restaurants. Day trips abound as well
I'm In my 30s, and love to be active and explore beautiful places and eat-drink etc and I can say Siena is one of the few major cities that doesn't feel like a city
Lucca is alsoa spectacular place with tons to offer if one has a week.
From Rome I believe Hadrian 's Villa is also a day trip. Excellent historic and architecturally stimulating stop not to mention beautiful
Pompeii is a place that really sticks with you, as does Herculanem if you can get to one if these I really think it's worth it. I read the history of the Vesuvius eruption and destruction of these e places before visiting and was quite awestruck albeit sad and thoughtful after visiting.
Just my 2 cents
And if you are at anytime a short distance from Ravenna ( depending on where you book your week) it's an amazing stop with some unbelievable mosaic work and a very picturesque little town
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Google Luxurylink.com, type in "Pienza" and you will find a place called La Bandita. I know nothing more than you will find there, but IMO it looks terrific and is certainly cheap.
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After a few hours, I stopped at a little family-run restaurant and went inside to have something to eat. No one was there except a young boy, the son of the owners. He was surprised to see a white kid in the middle of the countryside, even more so, one who spoke decent Chinese. It was love at first sight, at least for him. Upon my arrival, he decided immediately to stop doing his job and spend the afternoon on what felt like a strange impromptu date with me.
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When someone kills a fish for you, vegetarian or not, I think etiquette dictates you must eat it. When a boy in China kills a fish for you, cooks it, and serves it to you for free, you're on a date.
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I was traveling up the coast with a friend and stopped at a little town called Nha Trang, one of a dozen beach hamlets between Hanoi and Saigon. On our first night, at a little hotel by the beach, we had just settled in our room when we heard friendly laughter coming from nearby. A bunch of traveler-types — not tourists, but scruffy guys with beards and backpacks who had no intention of returning to Australia for years, if ever — were sitting out on a little patio. And of course, they had a couple of bottles of snake liquor.
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We spent the evening sitting on her balcony, looking at the ocean, smoking cigarettes and talking, before retiring to bed together. When I woke up in the morning, she was gone, like it had been a dream. — Dave Manno, Nerve designer
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I'd been in Argentina for a few weeks when I decided to surprise my girlfriend, Lauren, with a trip to Mendoza — we were getting serious, and it was the biggest romantic gesture I'd made so far. But I was totally broke, and so rather than book a hotel and a plane flight, I decided we'd take an overnight bus across the country, and, for accommodations, use a website that paired travelers with friendly strangers who were willing to let them sleep on their couches for free. Romance on a shoestring.
This is how we met Leandro. We showed up in Mendoza at 6 a.m. after an entire night on the bus, with nothing but a phone number for our host, a man I'd corresponded with through the site. But we didn't need the number. He'd come to meet us — a couple of complete strangers — at the bus station at dawn. And he was a sight: short as an elf with a weeks old beard and dramatic dreadlocks, he looked like criminal, except too short and jolly to be threatening.
There was no time to consider what we were getting into. He grabbed my girlfriend's backpack, started chattering in Spanish, and hopped us into a cab. As we careened through Mendoza's streets, he began to ask us questions. Mostly about Kate Bush — he was, as he said "Un super fan." When we arrived at his apartment, I realized what he meant.
It was a half audio-visual nerd-paradise, half shrine. Life-sized cut-outs of Kate Bush competed for space among huge speakers, a giant gleaming television, and mountains of DVDs. Instead of exploring Mendoza, or taking a nap, he insisted that we spend the morning watching her complete collection of music videos and drinking mate.
My girlfriend is a wonderfully game, down-to-earth girl, but I was starting to worry that I'd majorly fucked up. This was the last thing anyone would call a romantic getaway. But, if she was upset, she was keeping quiet about it. In either case, it appeared we'd never get a minute alone to talk about it.
"Tonight," Leandro said, "I will make a party for your arrival."
That evening found the apartment packed with colorful oddballs and loud music. Amid the crazy dancing, I pulled Lauren out to the patio, hoping to apologize for our train wreck of a weekend. But before I could get a word in, Leandro popped out and said, "You two really flash together." He spoke in Spanish, but used the English word "flash."
"What does that mean?" my girlfriend asked.
"You do not know the English 'to flash?'" He called over a friend and said to him, "Can you explain to these two the English word 'flash?'" It didn't seem worth it to remind them that it was us, not them, who spoke English.
In accented English the friend offered, "Like, 'the smile of my lady love, it makes me flaaash."
"Yes," Leandro said, "Like that. Together, you two, you flaaash."
Lauren laughed and we kissed, right there on the balcony. When I closed my eyes, I thought I knew what he meant. Flash. — Michael Howard, editorial intern
A Scottish Vampire
My last day in Edinburgh had a particular sense of urgency to it. Not only was it the last day I'd have with my study-abroad friends before we scattered to our different homelands in Canada, but it was my last chance at spending time with the Scottish guy I'd more or less fallen in love with.
Toby Law. He dressed like a goth and worked as a teacher's aide. He wore black eyeliner and played the guitar, and on my last night in Edinburgh, was sitting on my bed. This was it. My last shot before returning to choir rehearsal and field-hockey practice. We watched the DVDs of Buffy the Vampire Slayer that he brought over and drank the red wine he had purchased, and altogether I felt very mature. But that was all we were doing. As the hours passed, and nothing happened except an awkward chuckle here and there, I broke.
"So, are we going to make out?"
He took the hint. At this point, I should offer up one relevant detail. It was summer, late August, so I put my hair up in a high ponytail, exposing my neck. This is relevant because, after a moment or two of normal kissing, Toby started to bite me.
Now, I'm not talking about hickeys or playful nibbles — he began to gnaw on my neck and ears. It didn't hurt, but it was deeply unsettling. His choice of entertainment — a vampire TV show — and his gift of red wine, and his gothic style choices.
After what felt like an unbelievably long time, he stopped, abruptly. He seemed satisfied, as though he'd had his fill. I felt my neck; the skin was unbroken. He put his black PVC trench on. He kissed me goodbye, and was on his way. Toby stayed in Edinburgh to prey on other girls. I went home the next morning, glad to at least have a story for the plane ride. — Danielle Gibson, editorial intern
The Italian Stallion
It's a stereotype universally acknowledged that when we're traveling, American girls really, really, want to date Italian guys. Or, to narrow it down: when I was an American girl traveling abroad, I really, really wanted to date Italian guys. Visions of wine, mopeds, and C-grade romantic comedies danced in my head.
So when I spent a summer in Italy in the pre-Amanda Knox era of worry-free study-abroad-hooking-up-with-Italian-people, it should come as a surprise to basically no one that I began a relationship with my Italian professor.
He was about twelve years my senior, a little sleazy in what I decided was an innocuous "oh he's just European" way, and taught in the school where I took my daily language classes. Even aside from the always hot professor/student dynamic, he hit all the important checkpoints of what I wanted in a man that summer: attractive and Italian.
To be fair, a lot of our relationship was just what you'd think it would be — he'd do his best to teach me dirty phrases in Italian, I'd do my best to wrap my teenage head around the fact that his parents had never thought to circumcise him, we'd both do our best to defile as many local landmarks as possible.
But I kept running into signs that instead of holding up his role as the worldly, sexy older man in the equation, he was actually just corny. And not in the cute "I put rose petals on the bed" kind of way, but in more of an "of course I wear a fanny pack on our day trips" kind of way. More to the point, other than its extreme frequency, the actual sex between us was terrible, something I understood even without a decent point of comparison.
A little context: he had once reminisced about his days in a "breakdancing troupe" in the '80s, a fact I found endlessly entertaining and wouldn't let drop. I should have expected, however, that such teasing, when it met his ego, would ultimately lead in a showdown.
One night, I startled awake to him eating a peach and bopping around the apartment naked with "Fuck tha Police" blasting at full volume. "Isn't it great?" he said, dripping part of his peach on me, licking it off, then launching back into the verses, which he knew by heart. I stared. "Fuckin' with me cause I'm a teenager / with a little bit of gold and a pager" he yelled, still dancing.
Then, looking to prove he still had moves, Claudio treated me to one of the least attractive sights on this earth: the naked male form in a headstand, gravity in full effect. He kept holding the position, so I pretended to doze back off until he eventually peeled himself off the wall.
We actually saw each other a few times after that night — enough times to satisfy my desire for a "whirlwind Italian romance." To date though, I've never been happier that a relationship had a set ending point. And I never liked N.W.A. quite as much again. — Carolina Jones, Nerve writer


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Posted on September 14th, 2015
He delivered 3 of my 4 children. He is very to the point. If you want someone to sugarcoat things for you then you should probably see someone else. He has a dry sense of humor. We loved Dr. Bonebrake!
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Love him as my OB/GYN WAY back in 1984 and grateful for such a great Surgeon to deliver my daughter c-section by emergency. 21 years later Dr. Bonebrake cared for my daughter with her first pregnancy and delivered my first grandson. He is top notch!
Would let this man touch me or my babies.
Posted on February 25th, 2014
When I was pregnant with my 3rd child (I have 4). I went on a trip to Arkansas when I was 4.5 months pregnant. At this point there had been no complications. While in Arkansas I began having abdominal pain and bleeding. I called the on call doctor who happened to be Bonebrake around 11pm This man was extremely crude and Essentially told me that I had no business being out of town while pregnant and that I interrupted his evening and to call back during normal business hours if I was still bleeding the next day. I found this hurtful and incompassionate. I told my regular doctor that I absolutely did not want that man to deliver my baby. I almost switched clinics over it. I work with doctors and have never met one so inconsiderate.
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I went in for complications of a hysterectomy..he literally told me to go **** myself !! to go to the sx store and buy a toy.. i left in pain literally crawling on the floor. he manipulated my vgina during an exam and caused severe pain and pressure inside my vagina..I am Mormon I told him this.. I sat there for 3 hours in the waiting room just to be prescribe antipsychotic medicine and told to go home and play with myself..please Lord lets pray
I will NEVER return to this doctor.
Posted on August 25th, 2013
After being left in the waiting room for nearly 2 HOURS....this dr was rude,condescending, and insulting. He did not listen, seemed to have his own agenda and responded with rude sarcasm to every question as if I were stupid for not knowing what a dr knows. I left almost in tears, completely bewildered by how I had been treated. And I waited 2 hrs in the waiting room for THAT. Patients who claim to like or appreciate this type of treatment must be masochistic. If you are looking for an OBGYN,....KEEP LOOKING!
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Dr. Bonebrake delivered two of my children and has been my Dr. for the past 12 years. The first time I visited him I went home in tears because he told me the truth - I needed to lose weight. I was hurt because someone finally called me out on a very important matter - but I needed to hear it! I have respected and appreciated Dr. Bonebrake's advice ever since. Dr. Bonebrake is very passionate about his patients and has a matter of fact way of stating his opinions and concerns. If you're looking for someone to be nice, call your mom. If you're looking for honesty and knowledge, Dr. Bonebrake is the one.
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Posted on May 16th, 2013
Dr. Bonebrake not only delivered me, but also delivered my two children! When I was pregnant with my second, I had a softball size ovarian cyst, he took great care of me! I have had issues my whole life with womenly issues and recently Dr. Bonebrake performed an Endometrial ablation, I can't thank him enough... Its like having my life back! I would never trust another Dr. the way I trust him!!!
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If you need a doctor who has NO compassionhe is the doctor. If you need to have adequate medical carehe is not the doctor. If you love yourself or are the person who is carrying a child in pregnancy, or if you miscarry and go to Stormont-Vale Emergency RoomPLEASE do not let him treat you. I love my daughter-in-law and I NEVER WANT HER TO HAVE THIS doctor treat her ever again!!!
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Posted on February 8th, 2012
At first I didn't know about his bedside manner but I realized he is a no nonsense person and says it like it is. I became to like that with my last child as I was turning 39 and scared about everything because of 2 other miscarriages. But he was good about reassuring me and I felt great about his knowledge. He is a great doctor!
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After I had been in labor for 18 hours, Dr. Bonebrake came in, looked at me and said, "It can't hurt that bad." I was 18, scared and in horrible pain. I'm not sure if I would call it luck but I was in labor long enough that he was off and the next doctor on call delivered my child.Had I known better, I would have switched after the first appointment with him.
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I really liked Dr. Bonebrake's no-nonsense approach to my pregnancy. With all of the literature on the internet, he got right to the point about what I should and shouldn't worry about. My pregnancy was very easy, so I cannot speak to how he interacts if you are having difficulties. I liked his very dry sense of humor, but could see where some would find it incredibly rude.
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Gouveia wraps up Challenge Tour in style
European Tour: WGC HSBC Champions – Russell Knox
The Scot teed off at 7.45 am on his own after choosing not to play the 18th hole of his third round and it proved to be the beginning of a magical day.
Knox birdied the 18th and then became the first player to win a WGC on his debut (he was the 7th reserve at one point), and the first Scot to win one, when he beat Kevin Kisner by two shots after shooting a 68 in Shanghai.
Danny Willett was briefly tied for the lead and closed with a 62 to tie for third with Ross Fisher and that means the Race to Dubai will be settled in the final event in Dubai.
What Knox said: "It's incredible. I always hoped it (a win) was going to happen but you're just never sure. There's just so many unbelievable players on tours all around the world and to win on this stage is a dream come true. I still can't quite believe it.
"Deep down in my bones I felt I was capable of winning. I thought it was going to be maybe another year, but I'm glad it happened now."
Challenge Tour: Grand Final – Ricardo Gouveia
The Portuguese became the highest earner in a Challenge Tour season, eclipsing Edoardo Molinari in 2009, when he topped off a brilliant season with victory in the final event.
Gouveia came into Oman in top spot and he finished it off with a best-of-the-week 65, with five birdies on the back nine, to beat JB Hansen by shot. It was his second win and 12th top 10 in 18 starts.
As always there was plenty of drama to claim one of the 15 golden tickets to the European Tour. Hansen birdied the last three holes to finish second climb from 17th to fifth place.
Jeff Winther shot 66 to share third and move from 18th to 11th spot. Callum Shinkwin also tied for third and he climbed 10 places from 23rd to 12th while Nacho Elvira, already a European Tour player after three wins on the Challenge Tour this season, finished alongside him on 11 under par. Brandon Stone was sixth and that was enough for him to take the 14th spot.
Going the other way were Scott Henry of Scotland and Englishman Max Orrin, who both shot 67 to tie for seventh and were inside the top 15 for much of the final day, but came up short. New Zealander Ryan Fox finished in the unenviable 16th spot, he shot a 66 but came up just €2,350 behind Jamie McLeary in the 15th and final spot.
What Gouveia said: "I got my rhythm back in the middle of the round and my putter was really hot on the back nine. It was almost like being on auto-pilot today. I was feeling a little nervous but not too much because I was just in that zone and I just started playing really well and making birdies. I'm just really happy."
LPGA Tour: Toto Japan Classic – Sun-Ju Ahn
Another win for Korea as Ahn claimed her first LPGA title after coming through a three-woman play-off.
Ahn, Angela Stanford and Ji-Hee Lee went back to the par-4 18th and all three hit the green. Lee left a 50-footer short, Stanford just missed from 30 feet and Ahn knocked her putt in from six feet.
What Ahn said: "I didn't think that I'd be able to win the tournament but it's a nice surprise and I'm very happy.
Ladies European Tour: Sanya Ladies Open- Xiyu Lin
A final-round 65 meant the teenager would defend her title after beating her Chinese compatriot Jing Yan by two shots. She began the final day four shots behind but birdied three of the first six holes. Lin, who has Mardi Lunn on her bag, then added three in a row in an impressive final day. Beth Allen was tied for fourth, a shot behind Shanshan Feng.
What Lin said: "It's the first time I've been waiting in the clubhouse to see if someone could catch me and I was so nervous. I kept telling myself, whatever happens, just accept that and thank God it was a good result.
"I just love this course so much and every hole, every fairway, every green. I need to find out why I always play well in Sanya."


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