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The most striking feature of the songs is the remarkable number which have been composed or arranged by Harvard undergraduates; the words or music, or both, of nearly twenty of them originated among the students here in Cambridge. Among those which have never been published in any college collection may be mentioned: "Wake Not, but hear Me, Love," by L. S. Thompson '92; "Faint Heart Ne'er won Fair Lady," by R. T. Whitehouse '91; "The Hoodoo," by L. S. Thompson '92 and L. F. Berry '92, arranged as sung by the latter last fall; "The Moonlighter," by E. H. Abbott '93; "Mrs. Craigin's Daughter," "The Party at Odd Fellows Hall," and "Wine and Woman" (from the "Obispah") by R. W. Atkinson '91; "Romeo and Juliet," words by L. F. Berry '92, as sung last spring by C. T. Dole '93 and F. Bruegger '92; "Boreen" and "Wing Tee Wee" by P. L. Atherton '93 and the '91 foot ball song; some of these songs, however, have been published separately. The collection bids fair, from these advantages, to supersede other similar works and become the representative Harvard song book.
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This review is from: Logitech K400 2.4GHz Wireless Touch Keyboard
Small, aesthetically pleasing and cheap
Reception is abysmal. First off, it has a "grip of death" issue like the iphone 4. This is much worse, however, since the part you can't touch is the bottom of the keyboard. If you plan on setting it on your lap or using it from the sofa...do not buy this keyboard.
There is also significant "lag", but I think that has to do with the reception issue. Because the signal drops out all the time, not all your keypresses or trackpad movements can get sent right away...then when signal is regained all those moves and keypresses coming flooding back.
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It may not be gymkhana but hey if you can afford it why not? No reason to hate honestly. It's not like he is claiming he is "better" than KB. Its a guy having fun in a very expensive (and beautiful) car. Hell i'd do it if I could.


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Butterfly Molly
Really? Well it's a very unique, hard hittin' sound that you'll feel in your gut, nightmares and teddy bears blah, blah, blah. Check it out and see for yourself....
" Where to start... I'm a drummer/percussionist, guitarist, bassist, vocalist, screamer, growler, dj, producer, engineer, designer, executive, all around musician, entertainer, businessman..."
Derived from the drummer of Drowned Youth about a decade back. This is the dark, the unknown, experimental, the BUTTERFLY MOLLY.
The first self titled LP was released on Nov 24th 2009 and has received lots of great feedback.
Stay tuned and keep listening.
Here's what a few others are saying about Butterfly Molly.
"Butterfly Molly has been accepted for Tunecore's Experience Halloween Sampler 2010 available on Amazon.com for free! Itunes release is this coming week"
"Interesting joints Bernie, like the style.. Reminds me of a System of a Down. "
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"Unfortunately w/ metal you often get a bunchof people on stage that can't play worth a shit and they seem to have an off key screaming contest. That isn't the case w/ Butterfly Molly - these folks know how to handle there instruments and handle them well. Its metal but its metal played proficiently. The vocals are great. Used for full effect,soft when need be,a whisper if its called for and a necessary scream right on cue. This is a tight band with a lot of talent. If you hit the Webster or Toads shoot me an email I'd love to catch ya live. "
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Written By: Bernie Simpson
New skin melting off my bones
Replaced with shards of hate
Evolution gleaming in a lower form
The ways of violence we reform
My silence gone, now broken to spoken word
I scream to realize this is no dream
Fighting and fighting for a way out
No way there is only death
Of your inner vision and will to continue on
Whats left of reality nothing when I chew it up
And spit it out in disgust
Listen to the sound of the unwanted voice
Driven out in a way of jumbled speech
The unintelligent recourse of mistaken actions
Repetition is all our sin
Curse passed down through generations of self conceived hells
Finally reborn in the image of your angels
Of your inner faith and will to continue on
Whats left of reality nothing when I chew it up and spit it out in disgust
Take a minute
Written By: Bernie Simpson
Take a minute to realize that it's the D-M-O-N-I-C METHOD
You bitches you better get it right, RIGHT if you wanna fight
Cause I hate you
While I'm hating you in hell
You want to dig me up
This is the new revolution say,
You're not safe with me I'm so blackend
Into to you and the way I feel
Is so real
Let me know if you'll follow me
Into to this new way, cause I never thought I ever would be
Into this way
Hey, this is the new way real music for real muthaf---- who want to ROCK
It's the butterfly, It's the butterfly
If you're ready to lie you're ready to die
Here I go here we go let's start the show
Cause it's the butterfly if you want to know
My shows are like a circus if you want to cause a rucus scream and fuss
Scream and Fuss
It's the butterfly...
Want to cause a rucus scream and fuss
Want to cause a rucus scream and fuss
Like a disease, I flow through your veins
Just feel so much pain
Now you see where my head is at
So now, what do you think about
it's the D-M-O-N-I-C METHOD
Galaxy Rising
Written By: Bernie Simpson
Break the f--- away
Break the f--- away
I hate, I live and I die everyday you f--- lie
Break, me away not again
Get the f--- up
Bring, me away
Get the f--- up when I say that it's the butterfly
The butterflies in your belly
I take you straight downtown if you wanna get down
I'll f-- you up
Bring, me away
And take me away today
Away, not again
Live the days to f--- you
Then I say f--- you
Not again, Not again
My enemy
Not again, not a friend
Of an enemy
Galaxy rising over me
Written By: Bernie Simpson
Cosmic beams running through my eyes
I can't see straight anymore
All things linger in confusion
As I strive to move forward not back
Wait another day before the demon comes to get you
In your dreams doesn't it seem ironic you can really feel anything
Cosmic beams running through my eyes
The full spectrum of life I can't see straight anymore
All things linger in confusion as I strive to move forward not back
Oh yes I am, I wouldn't have it any other way
You can't really put me through when you see
Then you will hear how we do
You wish that you could be the same
Just let me show you how we make this shit really go down
You never saw
And now you will finally see
You go this way and I go that way
Head first off the freeway
Into hell we will go and sing the dark songs of our days
Watching you fade into nothing but dust in the blackness
You're nothing but a shadow looking for tomorrow
Pure sorrow runs through your veins
I feel pity for no human
Don't bite my hand or I'll curse this land
Day by day my search grows narrow
Down the dark alleys I'm trying to find my mind
All these things that I left behind
Save this day and I won't stay home
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Reality Nothing EP
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Set List
Welcome to my freakshow
Flawless (get ya toy)
Galaxy Rising
Take a minute
Drown (interlude)
Human disaster (acoustic)
Count the numbers
The Roof
Gather round'
Silence Gone (Our Sepultura Varience)
I think therefor I am
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MORRISTOWN Vermont State Police had a scare when they were searching a car after a robbery and found what appeared to be a hand grenade.
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Right now, with the rise of Jeremy Corbyn, there is a real possibility of a resurgence of the left in Britain. With mainstream media showing clear bias against Corbyn, this new left movement urgently needs its own strong voices.
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This week's meal plan: Life lessons and chicken rissoles
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Oh, it's too darn hot. Too darn hot to cook anyway. I don't know where you are reading this exactly but I think it is safe to say that wherever you are, it has been a hot, hot, hot week. And cooking has been a tough gig indeed.
If you read my posts regularly then you'll know that my kids have been charged with taking over the kitchen three nights a week. And they did a pretty good job too except that we had to rearrange the schedule a bit due to the heat.
Lessons learnt by children included:
- Chicken schnitzels are fiddly and time-consuming. (Lesson learnt by mother is not to allow child to make something fiddly and time-consuming without supervision. There were breadcrumbs in every crack and crevice in the kitchen afterwards!)
- Meatballs will burn if you don't turn them over regularly.
- Even salads take time and if you don't start them early enough, a hungry family won't eat until after bedtime.
- Mum is a STAR for putting dinner on the table every night! OK I made this one up – but it's true.
Luckily for us, given how hot it has been, Santa bought Little B one of those huge blow-up pools – you know that ones that look like a toddler paddling pool on steroids? – and we had it up and functioning straight after Christmas so we have been cooling off regularly by dunking ourselves in our magnificent backyard pool.
We are choosing to ignore that all our neighbours have real-deal in-ground pools complete with waterfalls, kabanas and banana lounges. We are quite pleased with our thigh-deep inflatable pool, thank you very much. Water is water and it is a lovely sound indeed to hear my own children happily splashing in the garden, playing watery games. It makes a nice change from listening to other people's children noisily swimming on the other side of the fence.
So with more long hot days forecast in the coming week, I think we are going to be eating fresh and light. Week two of kids' cooking starts now but I have had a bit more say in what is actually getting cooked this time round. Here's our meal plan for the coming week:
Chickpea and pumpkin salad . JJ, the salad chef, has put her hand up to make this salad – it is a firm family favourite and one that I think is a meal in itself. However, it also partners extremely well with lamb. Particularly barbecued lamb. Oh yum.
Lemon, chicken and parmesan rissoles . It's a well-known fact that I am a bit of a fan of minced meat but I often forget that chicken mince IS minced meat! These rissoles are deliciously summer-y fare – they are light and zingy and need nothing more than to be served with a green salad.
Red pepper pesto . To me, red peppers shout summer just as much as tomatoes do! All the lovely bright colour and flavour – and if you roast them, their flavour just gets better and better. Little B was curious about this recipe that is a variation on one of her favourite flavour combos – traditional basil pesto – and so she is going to give it a go. I am definitely liking her pioneering can-do attitude!
Sesame beef stir fry . After his scarring chicken schnitzel episode last week ("Mum, why didn't you tell me they would take so long?") Sweet Tooth insisted on cooking something QUICK this week. And nothing says fast like a stir fry. Get out the wok and the countdown starts now…
Sweet pork tacos . Now don't be shocked but if you want to make these delicious summer-in-every-mouthful tacos, you are going to have to break out the slow cooker. Gasp! Using the slow cooker in summer seems a bit sacrilegious to me, but trust me – it is worth it. Melt in the mouth pork stuffed into a tortilla with all the taco toppings you love. OMG divine.


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Jake's Guide to Soulard
- SUTTONWOOD ANTIQUES: 1301 Gravois Street
Chinese and Oriental antique furniture
2. Go-to Shop for Gifts
- THE PORCH: 1700 South Ninth Street
From their site: "Unique gifts and home furnishings with an eclectic mix of fine wine"
3. Best Vintage Shop, Thrift Store, or Flea Market
- REMEMBER ME VINTAGE CLOTHING: 1021 Russell Boulevard
Vintage costumes and a Bakelite collection
4. Favorite Coffee Shop, Café, or Restaurant
- SOULARD COFFEE GARDEN: 910 Geyer Avenue
From their site: "We offer fresh, made from scratch breakfast and lunch items, as well as great coffee, smoothies, espresso, lattes, and specialty drinks."
5. Best Place to Pick Up Groceries
- VINCENT'S MARKET: 2400 South 12th Street
"A Real Neighborhood Store - Established 1912"
6. Best Place to Buy Flowers
- JUNE'S GREENERY: 1915 12th Street
From their site: "Family owned and operated and has been in business for over 25 years"
7. Best Neighborhood Park
- SOULARD MARKET: 730 Carroll Street
From their site: "The oldest farmers market west of the Mississippi"
8. Best Spot to Take Visitors
- McGURK'S BEER GARDEN: 1200 Russell Boulevard
From their site: "Established 30 years ago, John D. McGurk's Irish Pub and Garden has risen to the top of the class among the Irish Pubs in St. Louis."
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Former Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood joins electric bus company: "EV is the future of transit"
Ray LaHood, who was transportation secretary between 2008 and mid-2013, certainly wasn't perfect, but he surprised many skeptics by favoring many policies that greens have been advocating for a long time.
Obama directs EPA and DOT to tighten fuel efficiency standards for heavy trucks by 2016
Medium and heavy-duty vehicle represent about 7% of the vehicles on American roads, but because they are a lot more thirsty for fuel than light passenger vehicles, but they account for over 25% of fuel consumption in the country.
Boris bans trucks without sideguards and cyclist safety equipment in London
We know that big trucks are death traps for bicyclists - and we also know how to fix this.
World's largest solar bridge now officially launched
The 1.1MW rail bridge spanning the Thames has been praised as London's latest architectural gem.
Wayback Machine: Still waiting for that Personal Rapid Transit
The self-driving car pretty much closes the books on this one, thankfully.
Biomimicry Student Design Challenge is accepting registrations
You don't have to have a final design to register your team!
New York City mayor Bill de Blasio outlines his 'Vision Zero' plan for safer streets (video)
Vision Zero began in Sweden in 1997. It aims to make roads safe and reduce accidental deaths and injuries to zero by improving the transportation system using proven tools and core principles.
Honda unveils the all-new 2015 Fit, 20% more fuel-efficient than previous generation
If you need a small car but don't want to pay a bit extra to go hybrid or fully electric, the Honda Fit is worth a closer look, especially now that for the 2015 model year it has been fully redesigned and made significantly more fuel-efficient.
Best-selling F150 pickup goes on a diet, loses 700 lbs to improve fuel economy
Large vehicles will never be a favorite of treehuggers, but there are millions of people who need them, so making them more fuel-efficient is a good way to save large amounts of fuel.
Everybody's doing it: Open Streets events (aka Ciclovia) are taking over the world! (video)
The open streets movement aims to give public roads back to everybody, if only for for a few days each year.
The Autoped was the world's first scooter
One paper noted that with the Autoped, "in the near future, no one will walk at all."
Seeing is believing: Look at how much New York City has progressed in the past 5 years (video)
The human mind works in such a way that sudden change is a lot more noticeable than gradual change. Time to look back!
Which U.S. states have the best and worst drivers?
How's your state doing safety-wise based on law enforcement data?
9 ways of getting around inspired by biomimicry
Transportation solutions pulled from nature.
On electric cars and fixing cities: It's Not "This Or That" — It's "This And That"
Zachary Shahan picks up the debate about the role of the electric car. He thinks they have a big role to play.
This life-sized compressed air car built from LEGO just won the internet
So you think you're pretty handy with LEGO? You ain't got nothin' on the Super Awesome Micro Project car.
The high price of cheap gas
A study demonstrates that consumption is proportional to price. This is news?
How does a fuel-saving CVT transmission work?
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Caroling, critters join in 'Hope's Lights' celebration
The Wisconsin Humane Society's free public "Hope's Lights" party to help homeless animals will be held at its Milwaukee and Ozaukee campuses.
The Hope's Lights celebrations will be Dec. 1 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the WHS Ozaukee Campus Saukville and Dec. 2 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Wisconsin Humane Society, 4500 W. Wisconsin Ave. in Milwaukee »Read Full Article
Ridge mesmerizing in Chamber Theatre's 'Underneath the Lintel'
Midway through his extraordinary solo performance in Glen Berger's "Underneath the Lintel" - being staged by the Milwaukee Chamber Theatre under C. Michael Wright's direction - James Ridge asks the audience whether we'd recognize a miracle if we saw one.
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Im Liberty-Stil und aufs Modernste renoviert. In jedem Stockwerk haben die Schlafzimmer ein anderes Dekor. Der Pool auf dem Dach hat den besten und leistungsf�higsten Whirlpool, den ich je ausprobiert habe. Alles ist elegant und makellos. Fr�hst�ck besteht aus dem luxuri�sten B�ffet, das ich seit Langem gehabt habe (einschlie�lich R�ucherlachs und frisch gebackenem Kuchen). Es ist ziemlich teuer, aber definitiv ein Verw�hnerlebnis.
This hotel sells itself via its website, as a very up market hotel. The hotel looks far better on the website than it does in real life. The rooms were fairly basic, and obviously designed by a man, as there were no personal touches, such as curtain tie backs or much space to put items in the shower (e.g shampoo etc). It was very clinical troughout, with very little personality to it. There was a pool attendant on at all times, and the pool area (although it looked plush) was quite boring and you felt as if you were being watched all the time. The hotel room internet facility (at €7 for 24hrs) was awful. Most sights unavailable to use, and the keyboard was very user unfriendly. It was €27 to get onto the beach. That was for parasol and deck chairs only. An extra €10 for a lounger (each!). The room service at the hotel was a rip off - at €6 each. The choice of room service for breakfast was only a fraction of what was actually on offer if you went downstairs to their restaurant for breakfast. All in all, we were thoroughly disappointed with the hotel, after paying €350 per night for a front facing sea view room. It had no balcony, and we thought we were totally ripped off. The air conditioning was less than satisfactory, and the reception staff were quite abrupt. The lunch menu, on the top floor next to the pool is very high priced, as was the mini bar, and general bar downstairs. Do not be fooled by the lovely website - look around before booking this hotel. The only redeming feature to this hotel was the lovely breakfast choice. But it's not reallyworth paying €350 a night for a nice breakfast is it?!!!!
We had booked this hotel, as part of a tour of Italy. We arrived here, after having already spent 4 nights in Rome, 2 nights in Perugia and 2 nights in Florence. We preferred all of the accomodation at the previous cities far more and had a fabulous time in all of those places. We spent 5 nights in Grand Hotel Principe di Piemonte in Viareggio. Viareggio is a very strange place. Miles and miles of beach and designer shops and less than average amount restaurants and very little else really. You cannot get onto the beach for a stroll unless you pay the entrance fee and walking up and down the main stretch of Viareggio becomes very boring after a couple of nights. Viareggio has very little character compared to other place in Italy we have been to, such as Sorrento, Siciliy, Verona and the places named above in our tour. We were glad to be in Italy though during their world cup matches. The atmosphere from the Italians was awesome.
Pisa was our last stop after leaving Viareggio. Pisa was lovely, and full of character and buzz.
Italy is still the best place in the world for us, and the fact that we were disappointed by this particular hotel and resort will not put us off returning to Italy again. Next on the agenda is Venice, Bologna and Milan.
The trains we used to city hop from Rome, Perugia, Florence, Viareggio and Pisa were excellent. Prices ranging from €1 to €12. First class travel was slightly higher, but well worth doing. Taxi prices from stations to our hotels ranged from €7 - €11. Note, that once you have purchased your train ticket that you have to get it stamped at one of the yellow ticket machines at the station/platform. If you don't - you will get fined. Also, when getting taxis you will pay a couple of euro for your baggage too.
Enjoy Italy and the food - the food is amazing.
A superb hotel
This was one of the best hotels we've ever stayed in. The quality of service was outstanding; the rooftop pool magnificent; the staff - charming and helpful. We had a young child (one year-old) and the hotel made her feel very welcome.
The only glitch (very minor) was the unavailability, at the time of year, of the beach area.
A fabulous hotel - we stayed for one week, but it would be ideal for a long weekend as well.
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We stayed here for 7 days in June 2005. It would be one of the top 3 hotels we have stayed in.
We were in one of the "boutique" rooms, where the theme was leopardskin. It was a huge room with a large leopardskin couch at one end. The bed was huge, plumped up with fabulous pillows and there was marble everywhere. It all felt brand new and extremly luxurious. There was a flat screen tv, safe, mini-bar and more wardrobes than you could ever fill, all hiden behind mirrors. The bathroom was also a big wow-factor, huge with the tallest pure glass shower, fabulous accessories, robes, slippers and loads of towels of all sizes. We had a balcony with a view of the sea. The room/maid service was impeccable, so much so it was almost invisible. There was a pillow menu for those of us who are exreemly fussy.
The pool on the roof is the perfect place to relax and soak up the veiws of the Viareggio beach which stretches on and on. You are given a beach bag with lovely soft towels whch are changed at any time for your convenience.
The rest of the hotal is just as impressive. The breakfast is the best we have had. Smoked salmon, champagne, fabulous fresh fruit, really 4 star, and Lorenzo the Magnifico serves a mean americano all to some lilting classical music.
It is not designed for families
This is not a cheap hotel, but you most definetly get what you pay for!
If you want to feel really really spoilt the Grand Hotel Principe Di Peidmont is the perfect location.
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I like this hotel very much! We stayed in June 2005. Really beautiful hotel! It's one of the best hotels in Viareggio I think. It has some history so you can find photos of the hotel in some book about Viareggio and buy a post card with it :)) The building and rooms are very beautiful. We lived in a room in art-deco style with giant bad and mirror in front of it; bathroom was large and made in marble. Breakfast was excellent - various and fresh fruits (melon, peach, apples and so on) every day and champagne etc. The hotel is situated far away from railway station (30 min on foot), near the sea, but they haven't own beach, so you must pay money, but it is a usual thing for Viareggio. There is a small swimming pool and a restaurant (very romantic in the evening) on the rooftop of the hotel.
I'll stay again if go to Viareggio!
Almost impeccable
We just came back form a 9 day holiday here at this hotel. It was a beautiful and elegant hotel. They have renovated but have kept the atmosphere of once upon a time. The rooms are quite large and so are the marble bathrooms. Lots of towels and linens. We had a room which looked to the hills and so it was very quiet. We have two infants and when we checked in we found two bath presents from Chicco for them on the bed, as well as, beach towels in a Principe bag. Lots of clients complained that they didn't have this and also the bathrobes were missing. Every floor has a differant decor and atmosphere. We had a room on the fourth floor where it was very luminous, decorated in white and blue. Clean and pure. Imperial style. The cleaning staff are friendly and helpful. At reception you will find mixed service. They are all very professional but some are more than willing to accomodate you, others are totally the opposite. There are markets in the vicinity. We would pick up some fresh fruits for the children at a nearby fruit store. A small supermarket near there too. We had some beach problems. The beach is located on the other side of the road, a two minute walk from the hotel. It is a very nice establishment with a pool. If you use the pool, you will need a cap. At the beach you are given an umbrella and two chairs at 25 euros a day, if you want a lounge that is 10 euros more. The price is a special price for hotel guests. If you go in August, reserve your beach spot in the morning or the day before from the hotel. They have only 20 umbrellas and at times it is not enough for everyone. But if you insist when they tell you that there are no spots, somehow, a solution materializes. Not all umbrellas are used even on the most busiest days. After mid-August the weather is a bit chilly, though the sun is still very hot. Lots of clouds and two days of rain. Also, the water can carry some most unwanted guests...medusas! This year we found two melon size ones near the shore. We didn't encounter them every day though. The water has a blue flag, so it is clean. Some days there were large waves and on others there were very flat waves which was nice for swimming in. The beach is sandy and almost white. Viareggio isn't the best area to go to for a beach holiday though. The hotel offers their bicycles, but there is not enough for everyone. The bikes with the children chairs on them are very scarce, and if you need one of these, I recommend that you keep the key with you throughout your stay. But even this does not guarantee that you have a bike....twice we came out to have an afternoon ride on our bikes when we found that one of the bikes was gone! Someone at reception had given out the bike with a duplicate key. They did resolve the problem though...by adding another seat to another bike. About bike riding. There is a pretty pine forest behind the hotel with a bike trail. If you have children there are many merry-go-rounds, train rides, bike rentals, pony rides and parks for them. But if you just want to go out and ride, this is a very nice area. Even for picnicking. Most people in Viareggio ride everywhere and sometimes there seems to be more bikes than people. In August there is the Puccini festival where you can go and see/hear one of his operas in an outside theatre. Pisa is an afternoon trip away. Viareggio itself is very expensive. Eating out is about 30 Euros a person....but you will probably spend alot more. The best place we ate at was at The Lido, across from the hotel. The hotel has two restaurants. One on the main floor with an outside area which is lovely. The second one is only by reservations because it has five tables, and is by the pool side. The view here is gorgeous....we had a full moon when we ate here and we could see all of Viareggio from the roof top. The meal was very slow. I mean slow. The staff are all very friendly and really are accomodating to anything but the food was not at all exceptional. Let's say it was nice for the experience. It is very cold and windy up there, so bring a jacket. The restaurant downstairs, is elegant but not too formal. Colonial style. The breakfast buffet is complete with fresh fruits, cakes, cereal, croissants, eggs and bacon, salmon, a variety of cold cuts and cheese, juices, toast with all kinds of jams, muesli, yogurts, etc. Coffee American style, cappucinos, expressos, caffe latte, teas, and so on. Lunch is served at the pool upstairs and it is a cold buffet (we never had this as we always had a snack at the beach establishment or at another restaurant nearby)...but we did hear clients criticize the absence of hot or warm plates for the buffet. It was all cold fish and pasta and salads. Dinner in the main restaurant was, all and all, very good. The waiting staff are just lovely and hard working. The maitre might tell you that they are all full, just insist and be patient. There always seems to be a solution. The food itself is not as good as it should be. The service is very slow here too. The presentation of all of the foods are excellent. The meal starts with an antipasto which was always very tasty and artistically presented. Some plates were wonderful but others were not. You will be pleased with the way the food is presented. Some things are art noveau and others are more rustic. Huge plates, square plates, glass, Richard Ginori porcelain ware and black plates. Silver ware. Cactuses in a square glass pot on every table. Differant kinds of breads in a rattan basket. We loved the olive focaccias. Desserts were delicious and again the presentation was fantastic. At the bar, the staff are very nice too. You can have a drink or tea inside or outside. The hotel has a central marble staircase and two small period elevators. There is a library and a sitting room where you can read books or newspapers or watch tv from a flat screen. Chaise lounges. Candies in bowls. Candles and scented pot porri too. The pool is so beautiful. It is on the fifth floor and is usually full (in August). Marble everywhere. A waterfall. Rooftop view of Viareggio. All kinds of jets of water in differant parts of the pool, which you activate by pushing a button alongside the pool. There is a small rectangular stone pool, which I believe, serves to walk in, and to stimulate your circulation in your feet. Anyway, it is a sensory experience. However, the pool is a wading pool. It is not at all deep. In fact, there is a part of the pool which is so shallow, only my 15 months old child could enjoy it! You can swim, but like I said before, it is not at all deep enough or long enough to have a 'real' swim in it. Parking is outside of the hotel, in the back and they have uncovered and covered parking. There are some small problems with the hotel, but not big enough to not go back again. In our experience, though we did hear a few complaints here and there, but most people thought that the hotel was magical. There are a few celebrities that come here too (mostly Italian ones). It is an almost impeccable hotel and we recommend it if you are in this area.
Old world charm
Liberty style, state of the art renovation. Each floor has a differnt decor in the bedrooms. The pool on the rooftop has some of the best and more powerful jacuzzi I've ever tried. Everything is elegant and impeccable. The breakfast is the most luxurius buffet I've had in a while (it included smoked salmon and freshly baked cakes). It is a bit expensive, but definitely a pampering experience.
Perfect end to a fabulous Honeymoon
This was the last stop at the end of an already special honeymoon. It couldn't have been a more fitting place to enjoy our last five days.
We picked the hotel after seeing a picture of the amazing roof top pool - and we weren't disappointed. The hotel has been renovated to the highest standards, modern but comfortable and welcoming. The little touches make all the difference - like providing a beach towels and beach bag for use on the wonderfully private beach. The room was everything you could want and we had a spectacular view of the beach as the hotel overlooks the coast. The breakfast was extensive and would cover all tastes.
We couldn't recommend the restaurant in the hotel enough - we ate there 2/5 nights - but the best meals were at the hotel. It wasn't at all expensive, the service was excellent and the food superb. The lobster was particularly tasty - as you are by the sea it seems a shame not to take advantage of the fresh seafood.
The resort itself was a jewel of a find - designer shops, nice restaurants and beach as far as you can see. If you want to a holiday by the coast, somewhere to relax, somewhere not at all commercial with a bit of class - look no further. It has that feeling of being a little bit exclusive but not at all intimidating, we felt very 'at home'.
It is also very handy for a trip to Pisa - half a day was more than enough time - well worth the wait at the train station. When we did get going it took no time at all to get there and it's just a short walk the other end to see the tower. You should take tear yourself away from the beach to go to Pisa. Once there go and get your ticket for a tour up the tower straight away as they run in groups and you wouldn't want to miss the view. It's worth all the steps and you don't have to be fit to make it to the top - you just need a bit of a head for heights.
We found 5 days was just enough time there to spend a bit of time at the beach and a day out and about. The hotel was classed as a 4 star 'SUPERIOR' the emphasis is on the superior and we were not sure what stopped it from receiving 5 stars.
God, The Principe di piemonte was a blessing! We booked it only a couple of weeks before we left for Italy. We feared we would arrive to a building site as our travel agent rang us telling of how the spa was not yet open. But on our arrival, we instead arrived to a Fabulous, Newly renovated Hotel. BRAND NEW!!! We were instantly impressed because as we checked in, who did we see being interviewed in the stylish hotel but god to the italians, Cyclist extrodinaire- Mario Chipilini!!! My Husband is a fanatic cyclist and was very impressesd. Then to the rooms. Our Room had 2 beds . It was very stylish and modern with a plasma tv screen mounted on the wall. The Bathrooms were amazing with great water pressure. The Rooms still upheld old italian elegence though. The pool was class but word of advcice- dont dive in because its only 3foot deep! Its even better than a proper pool in my opinion cus its like a MASSIVE jacuzzi with bed things in it and a refreshing rock pool. The waiters are always there to ask if they can bring you a refreshment and lunch is available on the rooftop cafe. Speaking of food, the dinner was exquisite . i felt like a celebrity, the way i was treated. Last but not least, the location: in the centre of town with class shops to roam before and after dinner. Also the Beach is right infront of the hotel with its own private restauraunt on the beach and an extra (deep) swimming pool. As you may tell, i highly reccomend this amazingly class hotel!
An elegant Hotel
What a surprise this jewel of a hotel is. Located on the Ligurian coast in a seaside town, this grand old hotel was a dream come true. Though we only stayed their one night- using this hotel as a home base to see Cinque Terre---we loved the experience and wished we had more than a day to spend there. The food was excellent and the staff was friendly and courteous. Our room was luxurious and faced the ocean. They have a wonderful rooftop pool--which we had no time to use, however we did take our drinks up to the rooftop terrace. This is a great hotel to spend a long weekend in during your travels along the Itaian Riviera.
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... for about a month and a half. And ever since, I decided that one day I wanted to move to Italy.
Being that the first time here was pretty miserable, you would ask why I would want to live here with that awful experience?
It wasn't my experience that brought me here. It was the people.
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... more sea glass. Ed and Rob both went swimming as I was to chicken to get cold. We we packed up our things after the sun went down and headed back to Riomaggiore to shower and get ready for the evening activities. Carmen and if unsigned getting ready and waited for like 15 minutes for the boys to finished getting ready, which was slightly painful as normally there the ones who wait in us. We walked back to the train station to go back to Montorosso but as it was later in the evening, ...
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... shame. Normally I'm not keen on ravioli but wanted to try real Italian cooking and it was delicious - so light but unfortunately Katie was not feeling too good so perhaps enjoyed hers less although I know she enjoyed the class. I think she was tired. She had been coughing for the last 2 days, poor thing.
Anyway, after the meal (the tiramasu was exquisite - made with peaches) we packed our bags up ready to leave in the morning and headed to bed. I ...
The seaside, Italian style
... find it was right next door! In other words, it was not that "grand" - albeit it offered just what we needed (drinks in the shade, plus decent toilets!).
Our day ended in Lucca, where we stopped on our homeward drive. We are now getting to grips with the tiny streets and one-way system in the city, and were able to park in our usual spot (thankfully now without its "minder"), and sat outside at a very pleasant restaurant in a small square just within the city ...
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Once I arrived at the commune I picked up my now customary ticket and waited about 30 minutes to be seen to. I explained everything about what I had already done back in Perth ...


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1. Pour water into a large bowl and add salt or lemon juice. You may need a second bowl of water if you have a lot of fruit. Then core each of the fruits.
2. Slice the whole fruits into rings by cutting accross the cored center. Add fruit slices to the salted water immediately to prevent oxidation (turning brown).
3. Immerse fruit slices in water. To air-dry the fruit, thread the slices onto bamboo canes or string and hang in front of an open fire until they have completely dried out.
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Antigua Guatemala
Antigua is among the world's best conserved colonial cities, it is a magic and captivating small town that makes you feel time might have stopped some 300 years ago. From its colonial architecture to its beautiful surroundings; strolling through town on cobblestone streets, you will experience the splendors of ancient times! Antigua is under UNESCO World Heritage protection based on the integrity of its 16th-century layout and the physical integrity of most of its buildings.
Antigua Guatemala offers something for all travel tastes. Colonial history that is always present combines with an array of cultural activities which include art galleries and exhibits, performing arts, popular arts, films, forums, restaurants and cafes, and cultural tourism in general. EnjoyGuatemala with its team of local travel advisors can assist you with hotel reservations and tours in Antigua and the entire country of Guatemala or set up a personal tour itinerary for you.
Antigua Guatemala was once the third most important Spanish colony in the Americas. More than 30 monastic orders called Antigua home and built stunning monasteries, convents and cathedrals in the town. Its setting is majestic, nestled between three dramatic volcanoes: Agua, Fuego and Acatenango.
Antigua hosts the largest celebrations for Lent and Easter in the Western Hemisphere. The history of the processions dates back to the early 1500s and began with the arrival of Don Pedro de Alvarado from Spain. While many are attracted to the solemn religious fervor, others enjoy the beautiful "alfombras" (sawdus carpets) that are made along the processional routes.
Antigua offers accommodation for every taste and budget. Especially worth mentioning is Hotel Casa Santo Domingo, a five star luxury hotel that is built around three centuries of history, art and mysticism – truly an impressive architectonical site. Antigua offers an outstanding variety of international and local cuisine, with restaurants to suit anyone's taste. And Antigua is also among Latin America's most popular cities in which to study Spanish, boasting more than 75 schools.
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