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|June 23, 2014 03:00 AM EDT
Ciena® Corporation´s (NYSE: CIEN) converged packet optical platform has been selected by TeliaSonera International Carrier (TSIC) for the pan-European segment of its global fibre network. By deploying Ciena's 5400 across its core infrastructure in Europe, TSIC is creating a scalable and flexible OTN-based network that promotes its vision to support service providers with bandwidth- and network-on-demand transport services.
Benefiting from Ciena's programmable OPn® architecture, TSIC is simplifying its infrastructure – converging SDH, Ethernet and OTN onto a dynamic infrastructure. This enables TSIC to rapidly deploy seamless, highly resilient, and agile 1G to 100G optical services to its communications service provider customers. As a result, those service providers can meet their end-users' increasing demand for network capacity to facilitate cloud computing, mobile broadband and the continued rise of bandwidth-hungry applications.
Key Facts:
- TeliaSonera International Carrier ranks as one of the top two suppliers of global internet backbone services1. It is also a major supplier of optical transport services in Europe and North America and was recognised as the industry's Best Global Optical Service Provider 2012 and 20132. TSIC's customers include over 1,000 content, operator and other communications service providers with a portfolio of DWDM, Ethernet, Internet, IPX specialised mobile services and wholesale voice.
- Ciena's 5400 Reconfigurable Switching System is fully modular and leverages the robustness and flexibility of WaveLogic coherent optics, which allows TSIC to quickly deploy this network as foreign wavelengths over its existing line system. WaveLogic also adds scalability and programmability for the most efficient use of the network and enables enhanced network planning and automated operations for service delivery in a matter of hours.
- Ciena's OneControl Unified Management System and OneConnect Intelligent Control Plane software, combined with intelligent mesh design, enable end-to-end control of the network for the rapid deployment of new services and ensuring it is able to respond dynamically to changes, rerouting traffic automatically should there be a break or outage.
Executive Comments:
"We´re continuously upgrading our extensive network, enabling mission
critical solutions for operators and content providers. Developing an
even more scalable and flexible network is not only about meeting the
bandwidth demands of today but also ensures the bandwidth demands of
– Mattias Fridström, Vice President, Head of Technology at TeliaSonera International Carrier
"Innovative carriers such as TSIC embrace technology that not only
makes the network more intelligent and responsive to meet customers'
needs today, but also ensures they are well positioned for the future.
By upgrading its network with our highly resilient, low-latency core
infrastructure, TSIC continues to build on its position with one of
the most advanced networks."
– François Locoh-Donou, Senior Vice President, Global Products Group at Ciena
Supporting Resources:
- Overview: Ciena 5400 Family
- Overview: Ciena OneConnect Intelligent Control Plane
- Overview: OneControl: Management the way it should be
- Video: WaveLogic Coherent Optical Processors
- Website: TeliaSonera International Carrier
1. Internet intelligence authority Renesy.com global internet
backbone rankings retrieved 9 June 2014
2. IRR telecom Next Generation Network WDM Awards, judged by Ovum and others, 2012 and 2013
About Ciena
Ciena (NYSE: CIEN) is the network specialist. We collaborate with customers worldwide to unlock the strategic potential of their networks and fundamentally change the way they perform and compete. Ciena leverages its deep expertise in packet and optical networking and distributed software automation to deliver solutions in alignment with its OPn architecture for next-generation networks. We enable a high-scale, programmable infrastructure that can be controlled and adapted by network-level applications, and provide open interfaces to coordinate computing, storage and network resources in a unified, virtualized environment. For updates on Ciena news, follow us on Twitter @Ciena or on LinkedIn http://www.linkedin.com/company/ciena. Investors are encouraged to review the Investors section of our website at www.ciena.com/investors, where we routinely post press releases, SEC filings, recent news, financial results, and other announcements. From time to time we exclusively post material information to this website along with other disclosure channels that we use.
Note to Ciena Investors
Forward-looking statements. This press release contains certain forward-looking statements based on current expectations, forecasts and assumptions that involve risks and uncertainties. These statements are based on information available to the Company as of the date hereof; and Ciena's actual results could differ materially from those stated or implied, due to risks and uncertainties associated with its business, which include the risk factors disclosed in its Report on Form 10-Q, which Ciena filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on June 11, 2014. Forward-looking statements include statements regarding Ciena's expectations, beliefs, intentions or strategies regarding the future and can be identified by forward-looking words such as "anticipate," "believe," "could," "estimate," "expect," "intend," "may," "should," "will," and "would" or similar words. Ciena assumes no obligation to update the information included in this press release, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
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I know one shouldn't be ungrateful, but what is it about people giving your kids ridiculous presents when you are on holiday?
There will be tears, ungrateful betrayals, but at some point—if you keep your faith—the problem child will grow up.
Small children are ungrateful; to do one a favor is, from a business point of view, about as shrewd as making a subprime mortgage.
After all that Elizabeth has been to him, that speech is the speech of a brutal and ungrateful nature.
My master would deem me ungrateful, Ambrose break his heart.
"You can hold your tongue and wait, and not be ungrateful," was the response of Octavia Chattaway.
I respect and love her with all my soul:—I should be a most ungrateful wretch if I did not.
In politics it is wrong to be ungrateful, and more especially to be so by halves.
Though every sinner be ungrateful, yet every sinner is not a monster of ingratitude.
Charity is often deceived but is never put out because it has nothing to lose; it continues to do well even to the ungrateful.

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The Virginian: Season 8, Episode 12
Journey to Scathelock (10 Dec. 1969)
TV Episode | TV-PG | | Western
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An emergency recalls The Virginian so he allows Jim Horn to go alone with $4000 to complete a purchase of horses. Everyone takes Jim for a wet behind the ears youngster including the woman and her partner who steal the money he carries.
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Writers:Alvin Sapinsley, Owen Wister (novel)
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ANN ARBOR -- Michigan coach Lloyd Carr, who often behaves like a guy with national security secrets to protect, failed Monday to give Ohio State anything provocative to hang in its locker room.
And that is just the way Carr wants it, of course. Careful. Controlled. On message.
Speaking at his weekly news conference, Carr delivered variations of "I don't compare quarterbacks" and "I don't compare teams" and "This truly is a team game" and "It comes down to executing the game plan" in response to dozens of questions. ...


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2006 Suzuki Jimny • 73,000 miles
Enectrically controlled 4wd, engages smoothly and quietly but loud clunk from front end when disengaging. Also bad vibration at certain revs when moving up through 2nd and 3rd. Seems to be connected to engine load?
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LAS CRUCES — Neighbors alerted residents of a home in the 1100 block of Hernandez Avenue that their home was on fire, and all occupants were able to get out unharmed Friday.
It took firefighters about 25 minutes to contain the blaze, according to a press release from the Las Cruces Fire department.
Firefighters were dispatched shortly after 5:30 p.m. Friday. The first arriving fire crew witnessed heavy flames and black smoke coming from a fully engulfed storage shed and carport at a residence at the 1100 block of Hernandez Avenue.
From witness accounts, the fire initially appeared at the shed and spread to the carport. Neighbors knocked on the front door and informed the residents of the home that fire could be seen coming from a front bedroom. All of the occupants got out unharmed. The fire had spread into the attic space resulting in heavy fire damage to the home.
The shed, carport and residential structure suffered heavy fire and smoke damage. All were considered a total loss. Fire officials believe the origin of the fire came from the shed. They are still investigating the cause of the fire. A preliminary damage estimate has not been determined.
There were no reports of firefighter or civilian injuries. The Las Cruces Police Department assisted with traffic control and the American Red Cross was called to assist the displaced occupants.


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Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are so in love—and it shows!
Hello! magazine has pictures of the A-listers' intimate Aug. 23 wedding—including a touching photo of the couple's first kiss as man and wife.
We also get a closer look at Angie's Atelier Versace gown and its veil featuring dozens of designs from her and Brad's six kids. "I wanted the kids to be a part of everything including the dress, because that's our family," Angelina told Hello! (as excerpted by Us Weekly). "That represents the way we live out life together."
The children—Maddox, 13, Pax, 10, Zahara, 9, Shiloh, 8, and twins Vivienne and Knox, 6—each "picked their clothes and their duties," added the couple. "They all took it very seriously. Knox practiced carrying coins and acorns on his little pillow before he got the ring."
Knox and sister Shiloh served as ring bearers. Vivienne and Zahara threw petals behind their mom as Maddox and Pax walked her down the aisle.
"They are our best friends and the people closest to us in our lives," added the newlyweds.
"It was important to us that the day was relaxed and full of laughter," Brad and Angelina told Hello! "It was such a special day to share with our children and a very happy time for our family."


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By Bus from the Airport
There are only in the morning and in the afternoon a few number 3 buses, the first on weekdays and Sunday at 6.59, Saturday at 6.25, the last at 5.20 pm going to the Casuarina bus terminal and shopping center, from there bus # 10 and with a few detours including the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory also bus # 4, AUS 3 valid for 3 hours, you can get it at the driver, better to have exact change.
You have to walk about 400 meters on a footpath towards the airport hotels and long term safer car park, continue more or less straight until Pedersen road, the stop is then at the corner to Charles Eton Drive opposite a Federal Police building.
More easy is the Shuttle Bus, AUD 18, or 30 if you book return.
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Driving in the Top End
International drivers need to remember our vehicles are right hand drive. Before leaving home ensure your licence is valid in Australia.
To be able to drive in Australia, it is necessary to have a driving license with you when driving. If you can show you are a tourist in the country from overseas and your license is in English, you will not need to get any special permits. If your license is not in English, you will need a translation of your license with you when driving.
Seat belts must be worn by all passengers. Driver must ensure this is done.
Driver Fatigue is very prevalent when you drive long distances. Stop and rest every 2 hours.
Fuel may not be available. Always check or carry supply.
Road Trains will amaze you they are so long. Allow 1km of clear road ahead to overtake. And get out of their way.
Dirt roads can be very dusty and obscure your vision. Watch for whirly winds that can pick up stones.
Unfenced roads may have cattle grazing . Wildlife abound especially early morn and dusk.
For more tips on driving in Australia see my Australia page review
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Greyhound Croc Stopover Package
Before my trip to the 2010 VT Meet and Survivor Camp in 2010, I decided to fly into Darwin and use the Greyhound Croc Stopover Package to get from Darwin to Alice Springs. At 269 AUD, it was reasonably priced and included coach travel between Darwin and Alice Springs with 2 stops. One stop was optional and the other was an all inclusive stay at the Nitmiluk Katherine Gorge tent village for one night, including the shuttle to and from the Katherine bus station, linen, bedding, pillow, dinner at the poolside kiosk or bistro, and a pancake breakfast. You have up to 14 days to complete the trip but I planned to do it in 4 days. Besides Katherine Gorge, I picked the Mataranka Homestead Tourist Resort as my other overnight stop.
Everything would have been fine except that the bus departed Darwin at 13:40 instead of noon on 5 Aug 2010 because it was stuck behind another bus with mechanical problems at the maintenance facility. When I asked Clare, the Greyhound lady in Darwin, she thought that the Nitmiluk shuttle would wait for me. We arrived in Katherine at 17:40 instead of 16:10. The station was closed and no one was there from Nitmiluk Tours to pick me up. When I called them, they refused to pick me up in Katherine since the bus arrived 40 minutes after my scheduled pick up time, which was 17:00. The Nitmiluk Tours lady said that the late bus was a Greyhound problem and would have to be fixed by them. This was even after I had called Nitmiluk Tours from the USA before I left on my trip to confirm my stay with them. When I asked the bus driver, Wayne, what to do, he said to call the Brisbane Greyhound office. That was no help, so I decided to stay on the bus and go to Mataranka Homestead Tourist Resort a day early. Fortunately they had plenty of vacancies and I got a room with no problem. All is well that ends well. The Mataranka Homestead Tourist Resort turned out to be a very nice place to visit. I was glad to have an extra day there.
Darwin's Greyhound Australia bus station is located in the back of the Transit Center in the Mitchell Street Tourist Precinct. The Transit Center has places to eat and shops (e.g. Chilli's Backpackers Travel Shop and Internet Cafe). The restrooms are in the Mantra on the Esplanade Hotel across the street from the bus station.
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The Ghan
Tip duplicated on my Darwin, Alice Springs and Adelaide pages.
The Ghan is one of the Australian legendary journeys that I have been reading about since I was a kid and then as I grew up – although there are some who'd say that never did happen – another story for another day perhaps.
The Ghan run by Great Southern Railways (GSR) is number 29 on the impressive list of the Wikipedia article 'Longest Rail Services' and the train is well known for its luxury form of travel that has appealed to the more senior citizens – the 'youngies' would not put up with a 2,979 train journey from Adelaide in South Australia to Darwin in the Northern Territory that takes 3 days when they could hop on an aircraft and be there in say 4 hours. Oldies, like Lady Gaw and myself, are more content to sit back and watch the scenery, enjoy the great meals and all that is part of the Great Southern Railways service.
I have put together a long travelogue 'The Ghan for beginners' on our journey that we really enjoyed in July 2012 when we travelled from Darwin all those kilometers to south to Adelaide. There are 2 so called 'Whistle stops' in Katherine and Alice Springs for 4 hours each, however the train does stop at other locations depending on your needs – check with GSR
Some may consider a trip on The Ghan to be expensive – OK compared to cattle class crammed into a tiny seat on an aircraft with a budget carrier, perhaps it is. However a better way of comparison would be comparing business class airfares (about $A1, 500 each) and adding the cost of 2 nights accommodation (difficult to compare accom in a cramped train twin bunk compartment plus a phone box sized all included bathroom with a hotel, but say $50 each x 2 nights), then add the value of the 1 lunch, 2 dinners, 2 breakfasts and 1 morning tea (guessing $A225 each but probably more). I would think the overall price for the other-than-train way would be $A3,650 against The Ghan listed price for 2 in Gold Class at 2 X $A2,116 = $A4,232 or Child/Pensioner/CSHC 2 X $A1,464 = $A2,928. Lady Gaw and I are in the latter category (Pensioner), so not considering the amazing savings we enjoyed of 'buy one get one free' The Ghan is a cheaper way of 'travel' and has the added bonus of the scenery, Whistle Stop options, fellow crazy travelers and great on board crew.
There are 3 classes of travel – Red is economy and there are sit up all the way seats, however that class does have twin share cabins without private facilities – walk to the end of the carriage. Next is Gold Class and all have sleeper cabins either 'roomette' (single) of doubles with own on-suite (very small) facilities – there is also a Gold Class Superior Cabin with extras and off course more expensive than 'basic' Gold. Last is Platinum which is luxury cabins, with very high price tags. Gold and Platinum include all on-board meals, which are a very high standard served up by great staff.
I would strongly suggest signing up with the GSR 'All Aboard Club' for regular e newsletters which do contain special prices – see web site for details on The Ghan. The trains run once a week in both directions all year and twice a week both directions in the peak winter season
About the photos:
1. Just one of the 29 carriages
2. Katherine Station and note there is no raised platform. A set of steps awaits at each door position.
3. Queen Adelaide restaurant carriage for Gold and Platinum class.
4. Explorers Lounge carriage - bar and gift shop
5. Was that sun rise or set?
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DarwinBus service
It's always a battle for out-of-towners to figure out public transport when visiting a city for the first time – and I did find it quite difficult to navigate the Darwin system although by world standards Darwin is a very small city.
The web site below is the public transport portal for anything to do with transport in the vastness of the Northern Territory. The link shown is for the various bus routes in and around Darwin, suburbs and outer areas. What it really lacks is an overall map showing the areas covered by the buses and the routes – then it would be so much easier to use the drop down list of 33 different routes
We used the Darwin Interchange a few times during our 5 day stay in Darwin and that also lacked an overall map and certainly when entering from Smith Street (cannot comment from the other end). It also lacked an overall guide to the 5 different stops located at the interchange. To find a particular bus route it was necessary to walk along all of the 5 stops to find the correct stop. However there seemed to be plenty of shady seating while waiting in the area which has CCTV surveillance.
We found the buses to be clean, on time (when we'd found the right timetable) and driven by in the main very helpful drivers. Just a pity the indigenous passengers seemed to have an attitude problem.
Good news for those visiting from other parts of Australia and are holders of Seniors Cards/Government Health Care Cards – all public transport in Darwin is free, just show your card when you alight. Check web site for pricing for other bus users.
We did find some of the stops we used in the suburbs to be very poorly lit at night.
About the photos:
1. A Darwin Bus sitting opposite the interchange - and I guess the driver was having a well-earned break.
2. DarwinBus Interchange located in Harry Chan Drive.
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Darwin Airport
My best alternative to get to Alice Springs was to fly from Albuquerque to Los Angeles (~2 hours), Los Angeles to Brisbane (~14 hours), and then Brisbane to Darwin (~4 hours). After a couple of days in Darwin, I took a Greyhound Croc Stopover bus tour from Darwin to Alice Springs, but spent a couple of nights at the Mataranka Homestead on the way.
Needing a tranfer to the Airport from your hotel ?.. So easy to organise a pickup from your hostel/hotel as I did by booking a pickup time at the Bus transfer station .The Station is located at the Transit Centre top end of Mitchell St. Darwin.. They also hold your luggage for you.
A lot of flights leaving Darwin leave at dreadful hours most around midnight or later so these transfer busses are just the shot...Luggage was no problem and they are on time..The pickup was directly from my hostel at 12.30.am.
These transfer costs are a lot cheaper than a Taxi..make sure though you book early in the day for that night flight.
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Well my trip from Adelaide to Darwin was a long one of nearly 3000 kilometers and I must add that it was a really enjoyable journey...being a person who loves train travel and whenever the opportunity arises will always opt for this type of travel..and as these tickets were on special I jumped at the chance...I decided to break the journey in Alice Springs as I wanted to visit ULURU National Park and Wartarkka National Park.( a most fantastic place to see).the five day break in the journey enabled me to do this...then I boarded the train once again for the rest of the trip to Darwin..such a long train ..so many carriages etc.must be nearly a kilometer long...The train trip I found to be most comfortable ..with dining car serving good fresh large portioned meals at a very reasonable price compared to other train journeys that I have been on..there is plenty of room to move about and there also was a lot of interaction between the so many different nationalities of travellers on board.I find train travel to be so good as one can get up and walk around on such a long journey with many parts of the train to utilise..unlike busses or Aircraft that can be so cramped for long periods...There is a lounge car that has outlets for PC's and also recharging points..and many choose to sit and chat also in the dining car which sells good food and all forms of drinks....so easy to sit and look out the windows at the vast changes in the landscape.. from the vast wheatfields of South Australia to the arid desert scenery of the centre and the beginning of the tropical vegetation in the north.The trip from Alice Springs to Darwin is one of about 26 hours and about 1500 kilometers.The train makes a stop at Katherine for around four hours for everybody to either visit Katherine Gorge (Nitmuluk National Park) tours are organised on train..or ..spend the time in Katherine..The difference in temperature upon arrival in tropical Darwin was really such a change from the minus temperature experienced in Adelaide's wet winter cold..Also some people decide to transport their car on the train and then drive back...I can only say that I recommend this trip to anyone wishing to travel to the Red Centre and then on to Darwin..one of the worlds great train journeys.
more on these train journeys on my Adelaide and Alice Springs pages..(see transport tips)
Tickets were purchased on special from Great Southern Rail.
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Darwin Hertz Rent-a-Car
We rented our car in Darwin from Hertz. We all had a day or two after the big vt meet to have a look around so we decided to share the cost.
We had no problem with Hertz and considering some problems people have with car rentals wanting to pin everything on you.....I don't have a problem with recommending this mob.
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Darwin International Airport (DRW)
Darwin International Airport (DRW) is probably the smallest of Australia's International Airports. It is however a nice little place for a layover believe it or not.
I prefer to fly with oneWorld Carriers (AA, British Airways, Qantas, Cathay), so I had the privledge of checking out the Qantas Club lounge while waiting for a 1am! flight back to Sydney!
If you do not have status on the OW airlines, then I would wait until the last possible second to enter the Darwin Airport as there really is not much else to the place. You walk through security and are immediately at your gate, which is nice, but also tedious for longer amounts of time. There are a couple little places to eat, but as you can imagine, no grandeous fine dining locations or gift shops here.
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MVR - Motor Vehicle Registry
The MVR (Motor Vehicle Registry) has Customer Service Centres throughout the NT. If in a remote locality, or outstation you may attend your nearest Police Station.
Main Branch
Goyder Road
All telephone enquiries: 1300 654 628
Fax (08) 8999 3189
Postal Address
GPO Box 530
Hours Of Business
Monday to Thursday
8am to 4pm
Friday 8am to 5.30pm
Other branches are located in Darwin, Casuarina and Palmerston
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Darwinbus (Services)
The bus services in Darwin turned out to be one of my most important tools of travel in exploring Darwin.
There are many fare structures - single trip fares (demarcated by zones), multi-ride cards and daily/weekly tour cards. Depending on how long you would be staying in Darwin, all you need is to purchase the card of your need and hop on and off the bus services at will.
Most of the sights around the city are within Zone 1, so a single-trip fare will be A$1.40 (circa 2003).
Getting to some of the outer lying beaches however may cost you more as they lie outside Zone 1.
Generally, waiting intervals between buses are around 20-30 minutes, so you should plan your arrival at the bus stop well, in case you miss your bus! Bus schedules can be obtained from the bus-stops, bus terminals and from the website provided below.
I found bus service route No.4 to be most useful for my forays outside the city. The bus brings you from the city to The Museum and Art Gallery of The Northern Territories, as well as to all the major beaches - those at Fannie Bay, Nightcliff and Casuarina Beach.
(The border between Zone 1 and 2 for bus service route 4 lies just after Fannie Bay)
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Darwin Airport Shuttle Bus
Darwin International Airport is pretty near the city, just 13 kms away, barely a half a hour journey.
There is an airport-city shuttle bus which you can take to & fro airport and city and you can purchase it easily through your accommodation.
In 2003, it cost me A$5.50 one way.
The earliest bus takes off at 4.00am for folks who need to take the earliest flights which are at 6.00am. (I know, because I had to catch the 6.00am flight from Darwin to Cairns)
The bus terminal is located very conveniently just behind my hostel, at the Transit Centre along Mitchell Street.
Local freecall: 1800-358945
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From Singapore to Darwin (direct flight)
1 budget airline fly this sector: Jetstar.
The journey takes about 5 hours.
Garuda Indonesia also flies to Darwin but with a stopover in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Australian Airlines has since become defunct and Tiger Airways abandoned this sector.
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Darwin Bus
The Local bus service which operates between Darwin and Casuarina and Darwin and Palmerston is really quite good. One of the more reliable bus services I have ever used. It is easy to get around and I use it all the time. A great way to get around Darwin, cheap and efficient.
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Although Jefferson Airplane is rightfully in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, its offshoot, Jefferson Starship seems quite far away from that accolade. Jefferson Starship actually bore little resemblance to Airplane as they became one of the most successful Arena Rock bands of all time. This change in sound was both good and bad. Good, in that the new version was able to sell more albums and more arena seats than they ever could before. Bad in that Jefferson Starship failed to garner the cultural relevance that they once had. It is the latter point and the fact that Grace Slick and company are already inducted that will likely keep Jefferson Starship from the Hall.
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There are quite a few good options for theatergoing this weekend. First and foremost, I'd point to The North Pool at the Cincinnati Playhouse. It's a newish script from Rajiv Joseph (his play Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo was a runner up for the 2010 Pulitzer Prize), and it's a very timely piece, set in 2007 in a large public high school. Just two characters: a slightly disgruntled, tightly wound vice principal and a student of Middle Eastern descent who's been called in on the eve of spring break for a "conversation." What starts out as awkward but mildly amusing takes numerous twists and turns (the show is about 85 minutes long) and will keep you guessing as more and more is revealed. The teacher says people are like onions: You can keep peeling, but you never quite get down to the essence. You will arrive at a surprising — and moving — conclusion, likely not what you'll be suspecting. That's the kind of writing and performance to be found in this production. Through June 1. Tickets ($30-$75; $25 for teens and students, with the proviso that the show has strong language and mature themes): 513-421-3888.
Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati's artistic director D. Lynn Meyers has assembled another set of intriguing productions for 2014-15, opening with the musical Hands on a Hardbody (September), a Tony-nominated 2013 musical with a book by Doug Wright, the playwright of I Am My Own Wife and bookwriter for Grey Gardens, both hits for past ETC seasons. This one is based on a 1997 documentary about a Texas contest to win a new truck by being the last person to keep at least one hand on the new vehicle.
If you're looking for a show that will get things going romantically, I'll point you to the Cincinnati Playhouse's production of Venus in Fur (onstage through May 17). But be careful what you wish for: You might end up like playwright/director Thomas with your hands full of more than you wanted to take on. He's seeking an actress to play the central role in his adaptation of an erotic Victorian novel. Vanda shows up for an audition, none too promising at first, but the tables turn very quickly. This is a funny and provocative script, and Greta Wohlrabe's performance as Vanda is masterful and highly entertaining. I gave it a Critic's Pick. Tickets ($30-$75): 513-421-3888.
A diverse group of friends, family and various artist-types who knew and loved 1305 Gallery owner Lily Mulberry will gather together at several different events this coming weekend to celebrate the life of the longtime OTR resident/gallery owner.
Mulberry was diagnosed more than two years ago with Hodgkin's lymphoma, a cancer that affects the immune system, but she kept the gallery on Main Street open and running long after many neighboring galleries closed. The longtime OTR resident and arts advocate died at Jewish Hospital April 16 at the age of just 31 and is survived by her husband of almost seven years, Richard Applin. She is also survived by mother Jackie Mulberry of Woodlawn, Ky.; father Rick Faigle of Covington, Ky.; two sisters, Jesse Mulberry-Faigle of Covington and Johnna Mulberry of Ohio; and stepsister Danna Faigle of Michigan.
The first
exhibition at 1305 Gallery featured Mulberry's own work, and nine years
later — almost to the day — friends and loved ones will host an opening reception
for Thank You Lily: Part I, an
exhibition featuring the artist's own work juxtaposed with pieces from her own
collection, including but not limited to artists who've shown at the
gallery. Lily's friends Michael
Stillion and Melanie Derrick are curating the show and all proceeds will go to the
family. A donation can also be made to
the Lily Mulberry Memorial Fund at any U.S. Bank branch. Thank You Lily opens 6-9 p.m. Friday at 1305 Main Street, OTR. More information here.
Another celebration of Lily Mulberry's life will happen this Saturday at her alma mater, Covington Latin School. Also hosted by friends (of which, Miss Mulberry had many), this gathering will include music, food and speeches of remembrance as well as a collaborative memorial art project. Celebrate Lily runs 4:30-7 p.m. Saturday at 21 E. 11th St., Covington, Ky. Details here.
Both events are free and open to the public.
There are several good theater choices south of the Ohio River this weekend.
The theater (and dance) program at Northern Kentucky University presents a truly varied array of programming — this season has included a play by Orson Welles, the legendary musical South Pacific, Shakespeare's As You Like It and more. The academic year's final production Monty Python's Spamalot, opened last evening, and it seems to be a perfect vehicle for a lot of onstage clowning. (In case you haven't been tuned in, the show is subtitled "A musical lovingly ripped off from the motion picture Monty Python and the Holy Grail," and many of the show's most hilarious moments are reproduced wholesale onstage.) But clowning can be serious work, and if you catch NKU's production, pay attention to the choreography (the work of NKU grad Roderick Justice) which is complex, amusing and very well executed by the cast of 25. Director Ken Jones keeps things moving; the actors get into the tomfoolery from start to finish, especially Kat Moser as the diva who's the Lady of the Lake and Bradley Goren as long-suffering Patsy (he's the one who clicks the coconut shells to simulate King Arthur riding on horseback, among other amusing moments). The show is a fine entertainment, if you're a fan of the low but articulate humor of the Python troupe. Through April 27. Tickets ($8-$14): 859-572-5464.
Comedy of an entirely different sort is available at another Kentucky venue, the Carnegie in Covington, where Mary Chase's 1945 Pulitzer Prize winner Harvey is available through April 27. This is a piece of gentle humor from the past, about a slightly off-kilter guy who sees a six-foot-plus rabbit — he calls it a "pooka" — named Harvey, much to the dismay of several family members who are embarrassed by his behavior. Their efforts to get him committed to a local asylum go awry to much merriment and a message about being, well, gentle and sweet. This is good, old-fashioned fun. Tickets: 859-957-1940.
If you prefer a well-written contemporary drama, this weekend is your last chance to see A Delicate Ship at the Cincinnati Playhouse. Anna Ziegler's new show (this is its world premiere) is a memory play that explores an unexpected chain of events triggered by a love triangle. It's beautifully staged by Michael Evan Haney with a cast of three actors who are just right for each of their roles. I gave this one a Critic's Pick when it opened; it's as good as anything I saw recently at the much-respected Humana Festival of New American Plays at Actors Theatre of Louisville. Tickets ($30-$80): 513-421-3888.
This evening at its Jackson Street headquarters in Over-the-Rhine, Know Theatre of Cincinnati revealed the lineup for the 11th annual Cincinnati Fringe Festival to a crowd of nearly 100 enthusiastic supporters and performers. The two-week festival begins Tuesday, May 27, with the CityBeat Fringe Kick-Off Party; it winds up 12 days later on Saturday, June 7, having presented 32 productions — 17 plays, two musicals, seven solo performers, and six dance presentations. In addition, there will be four FringeNext productions (selected from 11 applicants — a record number), featuring original material produced and performed by local students from the School for Creative and Performing Arts, Newport Central Catholic High School, St. Xavier High School and Highlands High School.
Performance Gallery is kind of the alpha and omega of the Cincinnati Fringe: They've been in all 11 festivals, including the 2008 hit show fricative. Producer Eric Vosmeier calls them the inspiration for much of what the Fringe is about: They were doing "fringe-like" work before the festival began, and they've returned annually with work that pushes the envelope. This time they'll offer Heist, about three crooks of questionable ability. Vosmeier also cited Pones Inc., the dance-based company that returns for the seventh time with Traffick, a piece of audience engagement that explores issues of human trafficking. Vosmeier says, "This is the kind of work the Fringe was built to exhibit."
"We had a great mix of new producers and returning favorites in the applicant pool," Vosmeier says. "The word continues to spread about our Cincinnati Fringe Festival, which has a national reputation for being the most artist-friendly festival. We've worked very hard on this over the years, and I believe that we've created something special for our artists and for our region."
The Cincinnati Fringe differs from festivals elsewhere in that productions are screened and handpicked by a committee of local theater artists. Drawing from a large pool of applicants, comparable to last year's record-breaking number, this yielded a balanced mix of local vs. out-of-town producers: 15 from Greater Cincinnati and 18 from beyond. The latter number includes three international shows, the most ever for the festival: Around Dark Matter, a Holocaust memory piece by Mica Dvir, is from Tel Aviv, Israel; A Brief History of Beer by Wish Experience from London, a company that has performed at festivals from Edinburgh to Adelaide; and Prefer Not to Say, an interactive piece by blueDragonfly Productions, another U.K. group, the presenter of And All the Rest is Junk Mail a year ago.
For Wednesday evening's announcement event, members of the Fringe staff mentioned the shows they were most looking forward to. They named:
· An Unauthorized Autobiography of Benny Hill by Four Humors Theater (Minneapolis), the creative minds behind such past Festival favorites as Lolita: A Three Man Show, Bombus and Berylline and Harold. This will be their sixth consecutive Cincinnati Fringe appearance.
· Blogging Behind Bars by Unity Productions, creators of two past Fringe hits, The Wave and Nothing. This time it's a true story about a young, nonviolent criminal who wrote a blog while incarcerated in a maximum-security prison.
· Papa Squat's Store of Sorts by solo artist Paul Strickland from Indianapolis, whose Ain't True and Uncle False was a "Pick of the Fringe" last year. His new show is a music-filled memorial for a guy who "once filled the emptiness in Big-Fib Cul-de-sac with his insightful songs."
· Something Something New Vagina by Rebecca Kling, a transgender artist and educator from Chicago with a follow-up show to her 2012 production, Beneath Her Skin.
· The Ultimate Stimulus by Felipe Ossa, a Brooklyn-based playwright and a new artist to the Cincy Fringe, is presented in the form of a TED Talk that argues for concubinage as a way to address the problem of income inequality.
The festival is also a chance for Cincinnati's local theater companies to show off. Clifton Performance Theatre will present Sarge, a piece by Kevin Crowley about the wife of discredited Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky. Untethered Theatre has prepared Where Edward Went, a new play by Ben Dudley and Adam Sievering about a screenwriter's effort to make a documentary about Edward, the late fiancé of Elyse, a painter. They don't quite agree about the portrait. New Edgecliff Theatre will offer TRAGEDY: a tragedy, described as "one of the funniest apocalypses of our time." And Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati's intern company always offers a fine showcase of young talent. This year it's two one-act plays: Sheila Callaghan's Crumble (Lay Me Down, Justin Timberlake) and Itamar Moses's Authorial Intent.
In addition to the productions offered nightly, artists, audience members, staff and volunteers flock nightly at Know Theatre's Underground and headquarters for the Fringe Bar Series, with a reasonably priced bar, some free food inside and offerings for purchase from food wagons on Jackson Street. Each evening after the Channel Fringe Hard Hitting Action News Update, everyone has a chance to be a performer with activities such as the Fringe Olympics, Fringe-A-Oke, Fringe Prom, Segway Night and the Night Without Technology. This year the Bar Series night adds Fringetoberfest, an evening of German-inspired food and brews from local craft beer creators.
Vosmeier expects the festival to attract more than 8,000 visitors this year. If you're someone who tries to see as much as possible, your best bet is a "Full Frontal" Fringe pass ($200) providing access to every event in the festival. Know also offers "Voyeur" passes ($60) good for six shows of your choice. If you can only make it once, a "One Night Stand" pass ($25) is available — admission to any two performances in an evening plus one drink at Know's Underground bar. Single tickets to Fringe shows continue to be priced at $12; they'll go on sale in mid-May.
There will be lots more — and the lineup can change. Hey, it's the Fringe, so be ready for anything. You'll find details on all these shows and more at cincyfringe.com.
The Contemporary Arts Center marks its 75th anniversary with the launch of its newly redesigned website, contemporaryartscenter.org.
By adding a timeline and a list of exhibits dating back to 1939, the updated site highlights some of the museum's most notable attractions through videos and interactive learning. The historical timeline depicts an honest look at what Cincinnati was like in 1939 and displays the iconic artists that put the CAC on the map. In 1940, Picasso's Guernica toured the Midwest for its first and only time and made a pit stop in Cincinnati. In 1963, the Pop art show An American Viewpoint was one of the first exhibitions of its kind. And in 1990, nearly 81,000 people visited the Robert Mapplethorpe exhibition.
Along with the illustrated timeline and videos, the CAC site also offers lesson plans, exhibit brochures, audio files and slideshows about past exhibits. New features like online ticket admission and family visitor information have been added. After 75 years and hundreds of amazing artists, the Contemporary Arts Center has proven it's still the coolest place in Cincinnati to spark your creativity and become inspired.
FORM, a Cleveland-based creative services firm, designed the visual layout of the site.
"We had a great mix of new producers and returning favorites in the applicant pool," says Producing Artistic Director Eric Vosmeier. "The word continues to spread about our Cincinnati Fringe Festival, which has a national reputation for being the most artist-friendly festival. We've worked very hard on this over the years, and I believe that we've created something special for our artists and for our region."
The pool of applicants, comparable to last year's record-breaking number, has yielded a mix of local vs. out-of-town producers: 15 from Greater Cincinnati, including the return of Performance Gallery for the 11th consecutive year (it's the only group that's been in every Fringe) with a new piece, Heist, about three crooks of questionable ability. There will be 18 productions from beyond Cincinnati, including three international shows.
Vosmeier expects the festival to attract more than 8,000 visitors for 2014. If you're one of those people who tries to see as much as possible, your best bet is a "Full Frontal" Fringe pass ($200) that gives you access to every event in the festival. Know also offers "Voyeur" passes ($60) good for six shows of your choice. If you can be there for one evening, a "One Night Stand" pass ($25) is available, offering access to any two performances in an evening and one drink at Know Theatre's Underground bar. Individual tickets to Fringe Festival shows continue to be priced at $12; they'll go on sale in mid-May.
Look for more information at CityBeat.com after the 7 p.m. announcement tonight. More info: cincyfringe.com.


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With a stay at Lloyd Hotel & Cultural Embassy in Amsterdam (Plantage - Eastern Docklands), you'll be convenient to Oosterkerk and National Maritime Museum. This family-friendly hotel is within close proximity of Passenger Terminal Amsterdam and Bimhuis Theater.
Make yourself at home in one of the 117 individually decorated guestrooms. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming provides entertainment. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and in-room child care (surcharge), and housekeeping is provided daily.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as bicycles to rent, or other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access and concierge services. This hotel also features gift shops/newsstands, wedding services, and tour/ticket assistance.
Grab a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, where you can enjoy drinks at a bar and dine alfresco (weather permitting). Or stay in and take advantage of 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily for a fee.
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Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference space and meeting rooms. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
close to tram stations
no wardrobes
Room was excellent - we stayed in room 221 and it was lovely
Only comment would be that it was annoying not having a door on the shower - this meant that all four of us had to get up when someone wanted a shower, since the shower was facing the bed
cultural ambient and facilities.
location, caracter
lack of integrated bathroom
the hotel is very close to the city center, with 2 trams right outside to bring you to different locations,the rooms that we got were excellent even though we did not get the room that we booked for originally on the first night but did get it on the second night, some kind of mistake on the hotels part i think, but they did their best to make it up to us for the inconvenience, would most definately stay in this hotel again so long as we get the room that was promised as it was as they say truly amazing(5 star room that we stayed in on second night) but only at the rate that we paid the for the last night.


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LAS CRUCES >> The New Mexico State University DanceSport Company will host its 2014 Spring Showcase, "Rhythm Nights: The Gift," April 25-27 at the Rentfrow Gym.
Performances are 7 p.m. April 25-26 and 3 p.m. April 27.
Tickets are on sale at discounted rate through April 23 for $10 for general admission, $12 for table seating, $72 for preferred table for six and $5 for kids 12 and under for the Sunday matinee. Purchase tickets at the Human Performance, Dance and Recreation Department office, Activity Center Room 204 or through a DanceSport member.
Tickets will be available at the door for $12 for general admission and $15 for table seating. A dance party will follow each performance.
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On May 18, 2012 our AlNet softball team went undefeated to win the Alnet softball tournament. Congratulations, team! Enjoy a video slideshow or view a picture of the team.
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Pitigrilli was the pseudonym for Dino Segre, (9 May 1893 - 8 May 1975), an Italian writer who made his living as a journalist and novelist.[1] His most noted novel was Cocaïne (1921), published under his pseudonym and placed on the "forbidden books" list by the Catholic Church because of his treatment of drug use and sex. It has been translated into several languages and re-issued in several editions. Pitigrilli published novels up until 1974, the year before his death.
He founded the literary magazine Grandi Firme, which was published in Turin from 1924 to 1938, when it was banned under the newly enacted anti-Semitic Race Laws of the Fascist government. Although baptized as a Catholic, Segre was classified as Jewish at that time. He had worked in the 1930s as an informant for OVRA, the Fascist secret service, but was dismissed in 1939 after being exposed in Paris. His father was Jewish, and Pitigrilli had married a Jewish woman (although they had long lived apart).[2]
Pitigrilli had traveled in Europe in the 1930s while maintaining his house in Turin. His efforts beginning in 1938 to change his racial status were not successful, and he was interned as a Jew in 1940, following Italy's entrance into the war as an ally of Germany. He gained release from the internal exile that year, and wrote anonymously in Rome to earn money. After Mussolini's government fell in 1943 and the Germans began to occupy Italy, Pitigrilli fled to Switzerland, where his second wife (a Catholic) and their daughter joined him. They lived there until 1947, then moved to Argentina. Segre and his family returned to Europe in 1958, settling in Paris, from where they occasionally visited Turin.[3]
Early life to adulthood[edit]
Dino Segre was born in Turin. His mother was Catholic and father was Jewish; he was baptized as a Catholic. He went to local schools and to college at the University of Turin, Faculty of Law, where he graduated in 1916. After college he spent time in Paris among its literary and art circles.
Marriage and family[edit]
Segre had a short-lived relationship with the poet Amalia Guglielminetti. In 1932 he married a Jewish woman after she became pregnant during their relationship. They married outside the Catholic Church. They had one son Gianni Segre. By the late 1930s they had long separated and were living apart, but there was no divorce in Italy.[2]
Pitigrilli's marriage to a Jewish woman made him the focus of the 1938 Racial Laws more than his own ancestry initially, as he was baptized Catholic. By 1939 he was being referred to in OVRA files as a "Jewish writer."[4] Claiming to seek exemption from the Racial Laws for his son, in 1938 Pitigrilli sought a ruling on his marriage from the Vatican, which held it had never happened, as it took place outside the church. They ruled his first wife was effectively a concubine.
In July 1940 in Genoa, after he had already been interned as a Jew in Uscio, a small town nearby, Pitigrilli married his attorney Lina Furlan of Turin, who had handled his case with the Vatican. A Catholic, she was violating racial purity laws by marrying someone considered to be Jewish.[2] They had a son in mid-1943, Pier Maria Furlan, baptized as Catholic.[5]
As a young adult, Segre had started working as a journalist and novelist in Turin, a center of literary culture. His early experiences in Paris inspired his most famous novel, Cocaïne (1921), published in Italian under his pseudonym of Pitigrilli. Due to his portrayal of drug use and sex, the Catholic Church listed it as a "forbidden book."[6] It has been translated into numerous languages, reprinted in new editions, and become a classic.
Cocaine established Pitigrilli as a literary figure in Italy. It was not translated into English until 1933; it was reissued in the 1970s, and a release by New Vessel Press is scheduled for September 2013. The New York Times wrote: "The name of the author Pitigrilli … is so well known in Italy as to be almost a byword for 'naughtiness' … The only wonder to us is that some enterprising translator did not render some of his books available in English sooner."[6]
Alexander Stille, who documented Segre's later collaboration with the fascist government (see below), wrote:
"Pitigrilli is a highly emblematic forgotten figure, a 'poète maudit' of Italy of the 1920s; his cynical comic satire describes the disillusioned world that followed World War I and proved fertile for the triumph of fascism."
In 1924 Segre founded the literary magazine Grandi Firme, which attracted a large readership of young literati. Rising young writers and illustrators had work featured in the magazine. Redesigned by César Civita, the magazine operated until 1938, when the Fascist government of Benito Mussolini banned publications owned by Jews under the anti-Semitic Race Laws.
Pitigrilli was noted as an aphorist. Among his most well-known aphorisms are "Fragments: a providential resource for writers who don't know how to put together an entire book" and "Grammar: a complicated structure that teaches language but impedes speaking."
Fascism and war[edit]
From 1930 Segre started traveling around Europe, staying mainly in Paris with brief periods in Italy. In 1936 the fascist government prevented reprinting of his books, on moral grounds. Seeking to join the Fascist Party, he wrote directly to Mussolini in 1938.[2]
By that time, he was already working as an informant for OVRA, the secret service of the Fascist government. He provided information about anti-fascist Jewish writers in his circle, as well as Jewish relatives. OVRA dismissed him in 1939, after he was exposed in Paris when a file including his name was found by French police in the flat of Vincenzo Bellavia, the OVRA director there.[2]
Despite his work for the government, Pitigrilli began to be the subject of persecution as a Jew. His books were banned as was his magazine, and he could not write articles for other magazines. In June 1940, Italy entered the war as an ally of Nazi Germany. Turin police included Pitigrilli on a list of "dangerous Jews" to be interned in the south of Italy in Apulia. He and his Avocotessa were able to have that changed to Uscio, a small town near the Riviera that was two hours from Turin.[2]
Pitigrilli appealed directly to the government for release from internal exile, and was freed by the end of the year. By 1941 he went to Rome, where he wrote movie dialog anonymously to circumvent the racial law and make some kind of living. He offered his services again to OVRA, saying his status as a persecuted Jew would provide him cover. He was seeking to have Aryan status confirmed, as he had been baptized Catholic. He was never rehired, and never gained a change in his racial status.[5]
In July 1943 Mussolini's fascist regime fell. Six weeks later the Germans occupied Italy, and Pitigrilli fled to neutral Switzerland. His wife and daughter, who were recorded as Catholic, could travel openly and joined him there. They lived in Switzerland until 1947 and after the war's end.[5]
Postwar years[edit]
In 1948 Segre and his family moved to Argentina, then under the rule of Juan Perón. They remained there for ten years. He continued to write but had no novels published in Italy from 1938 to 1948.
In 1958, Pitigrilli moved with his family again, returning to Europe to live in Paris. He occasionally visited his house in Turin, which he had managed to keep. He continued to write and publish novels as Pitigrilli until 1974. He died in Turin in 1975.
Following his death, his Dolicocefala Bionda and L'Esperimento di Pott, two early novels, were re-issued in one edition in 1976 with an introduction by the noted Italian author Umberto Eco.[7] Eco wrote: "Pitigrilli was an enjoyable writer – spicy and rapid – like lightning."[6]
Collaboration with the Fascist regime[edit]
In 1991 Alexander Stille published Benevolence and Betrayal: Five Italian Jewish Families under Fascism. Stille documents how Pitigrilli acted as an informant for the Fascist secret police OVRA during the 1930s, until 1939.[3] Stille noted that the Fascist secret police used intelligence from these conversations to arrest and prosecute anti-fascist Jewish friends and relatives of Pitigrilli.[2]
Stille used many documents and accounts by members of the clandestine anti-fascist movement Giustizia e Liberta` (Justice and Freedom) operating in Turin. An Italian post-war government committee investigating collaborators and OVRA concluded about the writer: "…the last doubt (on Pitigrilli being OVRA informant number 373) could not stand after the unequivocal and categorical testimonies … about encounters and confidential conversations that took place exclusively with Pitigrilli."[3]
- The Man Who Searched for Love
- Cocaina. Milano: Sonzongno, 1921
- Dolicocefala Bionda. Milano: Sonzogno, 1936
- Le Amanti. La Decadenza del Paradosso. Torino: Edit. Associati-Tip. Salussolia, 1938
- La Piscina di Siloe. Milano, 1948
- La moglie di Putifarre. Milano, 1953
- L'Esperimento di Pott
- Mammiferi di Lusso
- Amore a Prezzo Fesso (short stories), 1963[7]
- La Donna di 30, 40, 50, 60 Anni, 1967[7]
- L'Ombelico di Adamo. Peperoni dolci., 1970[7]
- Sette Delitti, 1971[7]
- Nostra Signora di Miss Tif, 1974[7]
Translated into English[edit]
- The Man Who Searched for Love, translated by Warre B. Wells. New York: R. M. McBride & Company, 1932.
- Cocaine, New York: Greenberg, 1933. Reissued in 1974, AND/OR Press, San Francisco. Reissue in 2013 by New Vessel Press, release on 15 September 2013.[6]
- ^ "Biography", Pitigrilli website (Italian))
- ^ a b c d e f g Stille (1991/2003), Benevolence and Betrayal, pp. 150-152
- ^ a b c Alexander Stille. Benevolence and Betrayal: Five Italian Jewish Families under Fascism, p. 356. Picador, 1991 (reissued by Macmillan, 2003)
- ^ Stille (1991/2003), Benevolence and Betrayal, p. 151
- ^ a b c Stille (1991/2003), Benevolence and Betrayal, p. 155
- ^ a b c d e Cocaine, New Vessel Press
- ^ a b c d e f "Pitigrilli", search for works, Hathi Trust Digital Library, University of California, accessed 23 June 2013
External links[edit]
- Angiolo Paschetta, Il fenomeno Pitigrilli (Italian), Torino: Casa Editrice Sfinge, 1922, text online at Hathi Trust Digital Library, University of California


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Re: Quick Question about Wins in Clan Wars.......Mexipally Jun 21, 2014 11:25 AM (in response to tracy)
Ahhhh, the roster lock is a factor. I didn't know that was in the article you posted. I read that one, but maybe I just read over the part where it explained that. I was sooooo confused why sometimes we would get 4 wins, and other times 2, even though we played with a full group. Thanks for the helpful post!!!!
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As you already mentioned in your original post, a lot of the information is scattered all over the place, it would be nice if they posted just one thread with everything you need to know, here's the post in regards to roster lock -Clan War Division Brackets and Roster Locks
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Stumbled across that one as well. No clue why all these "guides" or "FAQ's" are so incomplete. They don't really tell you everything you need to know. Keep finding more and more stuff, but it's just not all that helpful IMHO.


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