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Good morning. Venice is looming very soon so I'm considering possible day trips.
I was in Venice the same time, last year, and had hoped to fit in a few day trips and did not leave. I will be with several friends again this year who may or may not share my enthusiasm for getting on a train.
This year I'd like to fit in a few - for certain, at least the nearby islands. This is trip number 7 to Venice for me (it will be my third New Year's Eve in Venice!) and I've yet to visit Burano, Murano, or Torcello.
Below are the possibilities. Don't freak out, I won't be visiting all of them and indeed if I merely get to the islands and Verona it will be a win. Any thoughts on great Xmas markets, whether or not it's dead dead dead in winter, and places to eat (or drink hot chocolate, etc) would be fantastic. I will be reviewing trip reports that talk about each so I'm just hoping for some vignettes, here.
Bologna is a possibility. I hear it has just about the best food in Italy and I'd like to check it out. Thoughts on lunch places would be grand... I'd probably arrive around 10 AM and leave around 5 PM given that it's a 1.5 hour train trip. I would visit their big food mercato and a few churches, too. This may end up being a grazing day, with one meal in the middle. Or maybe I'd stick around for an early dinner, we will see.
Verona may be a day trip with the group - Xmas markets! I visited here with my parents four years ago and I'd love to see it dolled up at Xmas.
Vicenza and Padua (or one or the other) for the Palladian architecture. One of them has a museum about him although I cannot remember which one right now. I was hoping a boat ride would be possible but apparently December is too cold and they close up the river boat tours.
Florence - I've been here numerous times and it would be a long day trip, but, if there is a sunny day, this may be in the cards.
Mantua has a UNESCO site.
Ditto Modena
Ditto Ravenna (I think it is just too far on the train, though).
Ljubljana sounds gorgeous but also probably too far for a day trip. I don't plan on any overnights to any places I've mentioned.
Bassano del Grappa
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Good morning. Venice is looming very soon so I'm considering possible day trips.
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Hi FLYGIRL,
I loved Bassano del Grappa -gorgeous Alpine backdrop and the historic bridge (sigh).
What about the Dolmites? Not sure how you would get there.
In any case, I look forward to your pics....
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Vicenza has a Palladian center. I recommend a day trip to the city. Note: Try to avoid going there on Monday. A lot of the museums, etc., are closed then.
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Not a big fan of day trips from Venice. Venice is such a unique experience, I don't want that experience to be interrupted in any way. I don't consider a trip to one of its outer islands a "day trip." You can certainly spend a day, but it's not at all necessary. Visiting the outer islands by boat retains the feel of Venice. Once you board a train and travel inland, Venice is gone. Photographically speaking, Burano offers the greatest contrasts and impact.
"Bologna is a possibility. I hear it has just about the best food in Italy."
If that were true, I'd spend more time there. You can find good food in Bologna, but, unlike other cities in Italy, I won't make a special trip to try a restaurant there. Not that I haven't done that in Bologna. I have done it, and I've decided it's not worth the effort.
I'm not a big fan of Bologna. I'd rather be in Verona, where some famous restaurants are worth visiting just to eat. Bologna is a big college town, where the filth and litter on the streets is outrageously disgusting. Photography in Bologna is a nightmare. The electrical wire grid on poles outdoors is a mess and it's in every photograph.
I've celebrated New Year's in Venice many times. Some restaurants really do put on a fabulous celebration.
Wishing you a Happy New Year and safe travels.
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We did day tdips to Bassano del Grappa, Padua to see Scrovigni Chapel, Vicenza. There is a boat tour from Venice to tne Brenta Canal and Palladian mansions that we also took. The islands should be done first. We especially enjoyed Burano and Torcello. We have returned to beautiful Bassano del Grappa, beautiful alpine setting, Palladian bridge over the river.
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Some trips can be done by train and some might be better by car to get more in.
Rather than Bologna consider Modena a far cleaner city and the food is probably better. Bologna is filthy and a bit of a shock to first time visitors especially if one comes across an area occupied by punk bestie. However, to get to Modena the quickest route would still be via a train to Bologna - for example check out Italo from Venice http://www.italotreno.it/EN/Pages/default.aspx
Verona is certainly worth a visit and can be combined with Mantova.
I would recommend a car to do a circular trip to Treviso, Bassano (maybe also Marostica for just an hour) and then Vicenza or Padova.
You may have to be flexible as at this time of the year the Po valley area you are considering covering Bologna/Modena up to Verona can be bitterly cold and often covered in fog. However, weather forecasts are generally pretty reliable.
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We spent five days in Bologna couple of years ago. Did not see " filth" anywhere
We liked its unique
architecture, great food stores and green surroundings.
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Vicenza is one of my favorite little cities anywhere. Compact, walkable and beautiful. It is worth a trip just to see the magnificent Teatro Olympico! I would pick it over Verona. The hours and days things are open are limited, so check before you go. You don't want to go and miss seeing something like the Teatro.
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We were in Bologna for a week last October. I've never seen so much graffiti, but if you skip the university area you'll miss most (but not all) of it. You'll also miss a couple of small streets there that smell like open sewers. Be careful walking at night through the portici. We came close to being pickpocketed. On the plus side, Bologna has many talented street performers.
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You have to make an appointment for the Scovegni Chapel.
Padova is a cute town with lots of upmarket shops and cafes.
It is a university town so an abundance of students but maybe they have a Christmas break?
A good place for lunch on Burano is Gatto Nero.
Keith and I visited La Rotonda in Vicenza. Keith fell into a ditch on the side of the road and lost his cheese sammich (made in hotel room with stuff bought at Billa, not Pantgruelica).
What I liked best about Vicenza was that nobody seemed put out that I was drinking red wine right out of the bottle at a bus stop at 11 AM.
Good luck, BA
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Thank you everyone! Good tips.
NYCFS, thank you - and you as well!
Thin, funny. I think I will wait for noon before I start swigging.
HappyTraveler, I looked into the Brenta canal boats! Too late in the year, too cold. Next time!
Jean and Danon, thank you.
Sassafras and Vincenzo, good to know. It's already bumped high because of Palladio (and I collect UNESCO sites).
I will be there over two weeks so I don't mind a few days away from Venice. It's good to narrow down what to avoid, at least.
I have already looked into renting a car and for just a day trip it's crazy spendy. I suppose I could rent it for longer, for a similar price, but then I would not only have to pay for parking I'd also have to cluster my day trips for the time I have the car and I don't know if I'd be in the mood for that.
In looking at my list again:
Torcello and Burano will happen - and not on the same day as I'd like to dine at Cipriani and I am sure someone in the group would go as well. I might fit in Murano. We will see.
Verona is almost a certainty. A few people mentioned the Xmas market, in our group, and I'm up for that.
Vicenza or Padua. Hmmm. They are both so close I could decide on the fly. One, the other, or both.
Bologna - sounds like this could wait yet again. I will keep it on the maybe-but-probably-not pile.
Modena may be a better bet overall? It sounds more quaint and perhaps easier to get around. Plus I can bring back BV from the source. Thank you Nochblad. I will put this higher on the list, after Vicenza and Padua. I am already getting to time-permitting territory...
Ferrara - If I do visit Vicenza, Padua, and Modena, sadly, this will have to come off the list this time.
Bassano del Grappa - Google Maps makes it look doable by car but too far on the train. Latedaytraveler, thank you for the visual - I wish it weren't so far on the train.
Ljubljana, Ravenna, even Udine just look too far for a day trip. Of the three Udine would be the one I'd look at more closely, I think, as the setting sounds gorgeous, a former colleague is from there, and, a student of Canaletto is from there as well.
Thank you again!
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If you want to do some of these day trips, book a hotel very close to Santa Lucia railway station (like Dolomiti, Stella Alpina, Villa Rosa). Otherwise you waste too much time between your hotel and the railway station.
Be prepared to leave Venice when it's still dark and to come back when it's dark again.
Some timetable datas:
Padova, Vicenza, Verona, Rovigo, Chioggia, Treviso, Udine, Bassano del Grappa: no problem
Mantova: Venice dp 7.50 - Mantova 10.16/16.28 - Venice ar 18.40
Ravenna: Venice dp 7.42 - Ferrara 9.09/9.22 - Ravenna ar 10.30, dp 15.33, 16.33, 18.24 - Venice ar 3 hrs later. Ravenna - Classe by local bus.
Ljubljana: not possilbe because direct Venice - Ljubljana buses leave in the afternoon only. Train - bus connections via Gorizia last too long, unless you are willing to leave Venice at 5.04am
Same problem with Cortina d'Ampezzo
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After getting a taste of the Veneto on our day trips, we returned and explored the Veneto itself the next year. We were in Venice for two weeks when we did those excursions.
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Bassano del Grappa is one hour 10 minutes on the train - is that too long?
I was there around this time of year some years ago, and it was so beautiful in the late afternoon/early evening. Lots of lights and decorations, and good shopping too.
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Well I would start with Torcello and also Burano - both well worth visits. I know most visitors go to - or are taken to - Murano - but unless you want to see glass made (yawn) and purchase some - I don;t know if it;s worthwhile. And these are obviously boat trips - not train.
After that - depending on how much time you have I would check out Verona and also the Palladian houses you can usually see on a day trip.
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Flygirl - you have to go to Burano to get to Torcello anyway, so unless you're going out to the Cirpiani on their private motorscafo you could still combine the two.
get the vaporetto to Burano, then EITHER tour the island [even if the lace museum is open it can only take an hour, tops] THEN get the little either over to Torcello [the dock is next to the Vaporetto stop] or get the ferry straight after you reach Burano, tour Torcello before lunch, then wander around Burano after lunch before you go back to Venice.
beware that the ferry over to Torcello stops for a whole over the lunch hour/s - the ferry man wants his lunch too, though you probably won't find him sitting next to you at the Cipriani. You might find him at the restaurant we ate at on Torcello which we liked a lot, not least for the roaring fire, which we appreciated even in March:
if you have time, and I strongly suggest making time for this, before you get on the Vaporetto to Burano at the Fondamente nova, walk round the corner to the church of the Gesuiti to spend a few moments admiring the curtains and swags. Very nice, you say to yourself, but what's the fuss about? then have a closer look, and you will see that they are marble. Unfortunately the Gesuiti isn't open in the afternoons, which is why you have to do it in the morning.
Murano doesn't float my boat, but it's pretty enough in the sunshine.
Thin - apart from drinking wine out of bottles while you are waiting for buses, what else do you recommend doing in Vicenza? I have a mind to go there one afternoon in Feb after my morning language class.
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Hi Necker
I am at the San Stae vap stop, which won't be a bear for getting the train. Especially as I've narrowed down the day trips so much.
rialtogirl - 1:10 would be great! I would bump it a lot higher then. I just did my search on google maps which also does trains. It had an enormous loop to the west and back to BdG again. Even when I started the map at either Padua or Vicenza. Odd. Will check when I arrive what tickets and timing would be.
annhig, thank you! Great advice.
I may have visited the Gesuiti once. I was in that general hood visiting a church famous for its painting/paintings but I cannot recall which one now. I would go back, though, to look at the marble you mention.
Thank you again everyone! Good tips. I have this mostly narrowed down now...
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I'd encourage you to reconsider Ravenna. The mosaics are jaw-droppingly spectacular. I spent only one day there 20 years ago en route from Venice to Tuscany, but the images of the mosaics are still crystal-clear.
For a day trip from Venice, renting a car is a very doable option. It's about a 2-1/2 hour drive, and you can either take the highway or the coastal route (each takes about the same amount of time -- highway route is longer in distance but less traffic).
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Last year we went on an Umbria trip that started in Venice since that's where the plane arrived.
We don't rent a car in Europe so our travel is mostly by train and very little by bus.
Since we had been to Venice a few times before, I included Vicenza, Padua, Verona, and Ferrara as day trips over a three day period. We spent one day (plus a half day on arrival) in Venice in addition to the evenings.
We then moved on to Perugia for what was to be the focus of the trip.
If I had it to do over again (easy to say now) I would have dropped two of the day trips as we did a lot of running around.
The problem of course would be to decide in advance which to drop.
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Ma be you didn't have a look at the italian timetables (http://www.trenitalia.com/ http://www.italotreno.it/SiteCollectionDocuments/italo_orari.pdf).
Journey times and morning departures from Venice (in addition to those mentioned in my post above):
Bassano del Grappa: 1 hr 09 min; 7.56, 8.56, 9.56
Ferrara: 1 hr 27 min; 7.42, 8.42
Bologna: 1 hr 25 min: 7.25, 8.55, 9.25,
Rovigo: 46 min; 7.25
Florence: 2 hrs 05 min; 6.35, 7.25, 8.55
Aquileia: 1 hr 28 min; 7.41
Montagnana: 1 hr 22 min; 7.42
Trieste: 2 hrs 05 min; 7.41, can be combined with Udine
Chioggia by boat from Lido: 1 hr 15 min; 8.25, 9.25, can be combined with Ferrara (1 hr 34 by train via Rovigo)
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Hi DonT! This will certainly not be my last trip to Italy - if Ravenna doesn't fit, this time - there are other times.
Myer, thank you. This is in part why I've started this thread - to narrow it down.
necker, you are right - I only used Google Maps for a rough approximation. I just wanted the 10K foot view right now.
It is good to know how close some places actually are...!
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Hello again
I dragged out my old copy of Fred Plotkin's "Italy for the Gourmet Traveler". He really talks up Bassano dG, and Treviso. He also REALLY talks up Padova's market.
The plot thickens. I can't go wrong, apparently, but I also don't want to be away from Venice too much.
I guess I will just have to plan yet another trip for the whole Veneto region (and fit in Bologna, Modena, Ravenna as well) some other time...
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"I dragged out my old copy of Fred Plotkin's "Italy for the Gourmet Traveler"."
It never held as an authority publication and was thought of by many as a pure vanity project. The book is SO OLD, and Italy has changed SO MUCH since the Euro, many of the entries no longer have any relevance. So many restaurants are gone or have changed ownership. But I can understand the value of a good nostalgic read. I still enjoy hearing from Faith Willinger and Maureen Fant.
The Veneto Region is worth exploring, for sure. There are some gems. I would never explore it without a car, and I wouldn't go in the month of December/January. I don't ski.
One could argue that every city in Italy offers some charm, no matter what month you visit. I tend to agree. But for me, the magic really blossoms when the weather is nice and certain foliage is in full bloom. The smell of a place is so important to me, and cold weather has a way of masking.
Travel times rarely match the research. What looks like half-a-day on paper can often be a whole day in reality. And no enthusiastic traveler wishes to allow time to accommodate sheer exhaustion.
I think you are correct, the region deserves its own trip. April/May would be my pick, especially for photography. Rain, and lots of it, is a landscape photographer's best friend.
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NYCFS, yes, this screams "spring trip".
My copy is very old - with a faded cover. It is fun to read, though. And I always over-research and rarely do half the things that look interesting.
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Friday night, Andy Valmorbida, artist Raphael Mazzucco and Executive Editors Jimmy Iovine and Sean "Diddy" Combs, in collaboration with VistaJet, presented a selection of works from the newly launched, Culo by Mazzucco, with a celebratory dinner at Mr. Chow at the W South Beach.
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From there it was a who's who of celebrity and acclaim. Let me name drop– Diddy and Mama Combs, Naomi Campbell (who wasn't to be photographed that night according to her bouncer) Paris and Nicky Hilton, the regular bevy of Greek heirs (oh beautiful Stavros…) Russel Simmons, Robin Thicke, Will Smith, Andre Harrell, Adrien Brody, Pharrell Williams and of course the King of South Beach Roberto Cavalli (hawt bixch see here) and the artists whose wonderful book we were celebrating Raphael Mazzucco with Jimmy Iovine and Andy Valmorbida.
So how did this night end? Well, we stumbled out to another Art Basel event stocked with the famous before heading home to bed to have sufficient time to recover from our hangovers before the next night's revelry.
By the way. I now own Culo… my coffee table book for when I can afford a New York apartment that is big enough to have a coffee table.
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A former Bosnian Serb police commander accused of playing a role in the 1995 massacre of Bosnian Muslims in Srebrenica has been deported to his native country, U.S. officials said Thursday.
Dejan Radojkovic arrived in Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina, aboard a commercial airline after an overnight flight from Las Vegas accompanied by federal agents, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokeswoman Lori Haley said.
Radojkovic's immigration lawyer in Las Vegas said he was surprised by the deportation. Don Chairez said he knows of no evidence linking the 61-year-old client he knew as a lawful permanent U.S. resident, widower, father of two and owner of a modest grocery business with the execution of Muslim boys and men in an event considered Europe's bloodiest mass killing since World War II.
"He is not a war criminal," the attorney told The Associated Press. "There is no evidence that Mr. Radojkovic ever killed anybody."
Chairez said Radojkovic's national guard unit accepted the surrender of about 200 Bosnian Muslim soldiers and turned them over to Bosnian Serb forces. Radojkovic didn't know the men would be killed, Chairez said.
U.S. and Bosnian authorities said Radojkovic was handed over Thursday to police at the Sarajevo airport for prosecution based on evidence collected by investigators from the U.S. customs agency, the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia at The Hague and prosecutors from Bosnia-Herzegovina.
"He's wanted on genocide charges," said Nicole Navas, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokeswoman in Washington, D.C.
Authorities preparing for the trial of former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladic on war crimes charges at The Hague, Netherlands, said this month the remains of almost 6,000 people had been exhumed from mass graves in the Srebrenica area. Estimates of the dead run as high as 8,000.
"For the families who lost loved ones at Srebrenica, justice has been a long time coming," Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director John Morton said in a statement announcing Radojkovic's deportation. "But they can take consolation in the fact that those responsible for this tragedy are now being held accountable."
The Immigration and Customs chief also pointed to the January 2010 deportation to Bosnia-Herzegovina of Nedjo Ikonic, a Milwaukee, Wis., resident identified as another former special police commander linked to the Srebrenica massacre.
Ikonic was Radojkovic's police commander, Navas said.
Morton promised to ensure the U.S. "does not serve as a haven for human rights violators and others who have committed heinous acts."
Mladic is standing trial before the military war tribunal on wider charges stemming from atrocities during a process dubbed "ethnic cleansing." Bosnia's 1992-95 war following the breakup of the former Soviet republic of Yugoslavia left more than 100,000 dead.
In Srebrenica, Bosnian Serb forces are blamed for overrunning a contingent of peacekeepers in July 1995 in a United Nations-designated "safe area" and executing Bosnian Muslim men and boys.
Prosecutors allege Radojkovic commanded a special police brigade that rounded up about 200 Muslim men in the nearby Konjevic Polje region for execution, the ICE statement said.
Court documents show Radojkovic and his family were granted refugee status and admitted to the United States in June 1999. The family lived in Las Vegas, where Radojkovic's wife, Radojka Radojkovic, died in a car crash in September 2000. A newspaper obituary said she was 43.
Chairez said Radojkovic's daughter, Ranka Shaw, divorced and moved last year to Bosnia. A son, Ranko Radojkovic, lives in Las Vegas. Neither immediately responded to messages through Chairez.
Radojkovic became a permanent U.S. resident in January 2002. Chairez said he used money from an insurance settlement following the crash to open a business that records show sold food, tobacco, sundries and videos.
The business withered and licenses expired after Radojkovic was arrested in January 2009. ICE officials said a joint investigation by Bosnian authorities and U.S. Homeland Security agents linked him to possible war crimes. Court documents show he was accused of failing to report that he had been a squad commander in the Republika Srpska Special Police Squad.
Chairez said Radojkovic, an ethnic Serb, had been a police dog trainer in Sarajevo before the breakup of Yugoslavia and was drafted by the Bosnian Serbian military after the war began.
In the U.S., Radojkovic testified in Milwaukee against Ikonic, who Chairez said commanded three special police units, including Radojkovic's.
Radojkovic remained in U.S. custody for more than three years. An immigration judge in late 2009 ordered him deported on multiple grounds, finding that he ordered or participated in "extrajudicial killing."
"The government merely alleges that as an individual who was part of a group that accepted the surrender of these enemy soldiers, it is presumed that Radojkovic should have known that the Bosnian-Serbian military forces were likely to kill them," Chairez protested in an appeal to the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco.
The Muslim soldiers were loaded on buses and driven away, the lawyer said. "There is no evidence and there is no allegation that Radojkovic shot and killed a single prisoner."
The appeals court in February denied Chairez's appeal, clearing the way for Radojkovic's deportation.
Associated Press researcher Rhonda Shafner in New York contributed to this report.


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Benghazi/Tripoli - Libyans took to the streets on Friday to celebrate the first anniversary of the uprising that toppled Muammar Gaddafi, but some rued the insecurity and disorder that still stalk a country preparing for its first free election.Flag-waving crowds converging on Martyrs Square in the capital Tripoli or Freedom Square in Benghazi, cradle of the revolt, had to negotiate extra checkpoints set up authorities to stop Gaddafi loyalists from disrupting festivities.Spontaneous celebrations began on Thursday night when men, women and children emerged on the streets of Tripoli, Benghazi and other towns waving flags and chanting."Despite the problems that remain in the country, this is an amazing day and we want to celebrate," a 22-year-old engineering student called Sarah said in Tripoli. "Just look at what was achieved in this past year."Life for many people has improved since the eight-month Nato-backed struggle against Gaddafi and its chaotic aftermath, but security and political woes abound ahead of the June poll.As it tries to build a democratic state, the ruling National Transitional Council (NTC) is struggling to impose its authority on a country awash with weapons and to form a functioning national police force and army.Heavily-armed militiashave stepped into the vacuum, carving out local fiefdoms. Their fighters say they are loyal to the NTC but answer only to their own commanders. They often clash because of disputes over who controls which neighbourhoods.Ezzieddin Agiel, who teaches engineering at Tripoli University, said insecurity could undermine the June election.Challenges ahead"The biggest achievement of the revolution was to end the Gaddafi regime and put a stop to his family's corruption. The elections reflect the Libyan quest to build the state and constitution," he added."The weakness of the political institutions may lead to serious problems for Libya, which may be difficult to control."As well as imposing order, the government must also rebuild an ageing and damaged infrastructure and boost weak health, judicial and educational systems in the oil-producing country.Libya's new rulers have not organised official celebrations at a national level, as a mark of respect for the thousands of people killed in the conflict that ended with Gaddafi's capture and killing on October 20. However, NTC chairperson Mustafa Abdel Jalil is expected to appear in Benghazi for the occasion.Celebrations in Benghazi, the city which first rose against Gaddafi's 42-year rule, began on Wednesday evening with a torch-lit march to recall the first protest a year ago.The NTC says die-hard Gaddafi loyalists might disrupt the anniversary, but perhaps the biggest risk in Benghazi is from protests by disgruntled supporters of the anti-Gaddafi revolt.Last month, Abdel Jalil was confronted in Benghazi by a furious, bottle-throwing crowd who complained the NTC was trashing the values of the revolution because it was not transparent about how it spent oil revenues and included officials who had served under Gaddafi.Growing popular anger "The NTC seems incapable of addressing growing popular anger aimed at it and its chairperson Mustafa Abdel Jalil over the transition process," said Crispin Hawes of the Eurasia Group consultancy.February's uprising began in the long discontented east of Libya around Benghazi, inspired by unrest that overthrew leaders in neighbouring Tunisia and Egypt, and then ground slowly across the country before the sudden fall of Tripoli in August.Gaddafi was killed two months later when he was found hiding in a storm drain after fleeing an attack on his home town of Sirte. Grainy mobile phone footage of his last moments, bloodied and bewildered as rebels dragged him along a road, recorded the grisly climax of the conflict.Several of Gaddafi's children are in exile in neighbouring countries, from where some have made so far fruitless appeals for a counter-revolution. The most prominent son, Saif al-Islam, who at one stage was tipped to succeed his father, has been held by a militia in the Libyan town of Zintan since he was captured disguised as a Bedouin tribesman deep in the Sahara desert.Highlighting the weakness of Libya's central government, local commanders have refused requests to hand him over to the authorities in Tripoli.
"Despite the problems that remain in the country, this is an amazing day and we want to celebrate," a 22-year-old engineering student called Sarah said in Tripoli. "Just look at what was achieved in this past year."
That's great !! Most of the world is very proud of the Libyan people.
Fourty one years of suffering under a madman has come to an end,
and you will see to it, that tyranny will never ever return.
Who cares? As long as 8th largest oil reserves in the world are back online...


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It's been a hectic traveling month for us, three trips in the space of three weeks, and it almost became four but because of some family obligations, I had to decline an invite to what would surely have been a wonderful trip to Mumbai for the #BNLF blogging conference. Still, I am not too upset because it's nice to actually spend a weekend or two quietly at home for a change 🙂 .
Here's a quick catch-up post of our travel adventures.
Snubnose and I went on a weekend road trip to Wayanad with some office friends of mine. K opted to stay at home with Piglet as he didn't know everyone and it was also going to be a pretty hectic trip on a bus, and we were just not sure how well our homebody Piglet would react to being in close-quarters with a bunch of total strangers for almost 48 hours continuously. While he's an adorable child at home and with family, he's not known for his amiability with strangers.
So, with a heavy heart, Snubnose and I left home one early Saturday morning to catch our bus for Wayanad. Wayanad is about 350 km from Bangalore, but a lot of the road passes through forest area, so it takes about 6-7 hours to reach (depending where exactly in Wayanad you are going).
Plus, we stopped at Kamat Yatri Nivas for breakfast (our usual halt), and then at an utterly unmemorable joint at Sultan Bathery for lunch (here's a tip, make the time to eat at Mysore because after that good eating options are sparse), Anyway, we ended up reaching our resort only at 4pm.
We were all feeling a little achy and battered after the drive so we just spent time exploring the very beautiful resort facilities, clicking pictures of the beautiful lake views of Karapuzha from our rooms, indulging in Ayurvedic massages (my shoulder massage was blissful), and general chilling out.
The next day post-breakfast, we drove down to Banasurasagar Dam. The dam is no great shakes, but the lake is magnificent. We spent over an hour waiting to rent a motorboat but the wait was so worth it. Normally, I am not a boating enthusiast, but this was fantastic. The water was pristine, the views beautiful, the weather divine, and the boat went at a brisk enough speed that it became a fun thrill ride unlike the boring Ooty lake type of boating.
The problem with a fast motor boat ride though is that it is hard to take decent photographs. Here are some, but really they don't do any justice to the absolute beauty of the lake and the surrounding area.
After that, it was a very looong drive back to Bangalore.
Here's another travel tip. Opt for the NICE tolled road over the regular Mysore Road. It saves oodles of time, and is a better drive overall.
After returning from Wayanad, we almost immediately repacked our bags to go to Chennai to celebrate the Dussehra holidays with my family.
Chennai is mostly only for visiting relatives, and some minor side-jaunts to Pondicherry or a resort on East Coast Road. But this holiday, we literally did nothing apart from a couple of evening visits to Elliot's Beach. Piglet loved the beach outings so much that we practically went there every other day.
The only other place we visited was Vandalur Zoo. I had last visited this place when Snubnose was a toddler and we had a totally magnificent lion safari there. So magnificent, that I came back totally inspired me to start my blogging journey. Our Vandalur zoo trip is one of the earliest posts on this blog.
I wanted to see the lions again, but more importantly, I wanted to show them to Piglet. Unfortunately, Piglet was extremely unlucky. After almost a 2-hour wait, we got into the bus, only to find that the lions were in their enclosure. It didn't make any sense at all to me. We were also caged up in a bus, and the lions were also caged up. What was the point of the safari?
Needless to say we were thoroughly disappointed. And that was before it started raining. Heavily.
We headed back quite despondent. It's very disappointing when a cherished memory of a beautiful experience doesn't hold up to a repeat visit.
Anyway that was our Chennai trip. Just tons of delicious food, and a good bit of rest.
This year, Snubnose had her first overnight travel field trip from school. She went to Hampi to learn more about the glorious history of the Vijayanagar kingdom. I was a bit worried about how she'd cope with so many days away from us, plus the always permanent worry about her allergies flaring up, but she coped pretty well having a blast of a time.
She came back with a lot of photos (taken by her teacher), and quite a bit of knowledge about the place.
The long bus drive to Hampi was broken with stops at the Chitradurga fort, and then another stop to view the sunset over the Tungabhadra river before they crashed at their hotel in Hospet.
The next day was devoted to temples, where they visited the Krishna temple, the Virupaksha temple, and the Vitthala temple. All the temples were beautiful according to Snubnose, but she came back most impressed by the Virupaksha temple.
The next day was devoted to the royal section, which included the Mahanavami Dibba, a stepped tank, a public bath, the Ramachandra temple, some palace sites, the Zenana enclosure which includes Lotus Mahal and the Elephant stables. They also climbed up the nearby Matanga hill to get a bird's eye view of the entire place.
A lot of the photos came out blurred, but here's a nice one of the elephant stables in Hampi.
Seeing Snubnose so charged up after this trip, Piglet (who is normally not fond of traveling), seems to be bitten by the travel bug, and insists that we take him also to Hampi during his holidays.
Well, Hampi is definitely not happening. But maybe some other trip might be brewing 😉 Looks like after a rather dull 2015, the year is going to end with a bang.
Really looking forward to it!


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Correctional Officer William McCasling succumbed to injuries suffered during an inmate fight at the Pontiac Correctional Center.
Correctional Officer McCasling was helping staff members break up a fight between two inmates near the prison chapel when he was hit in the face and struck his head as he fell onto the concrete floor. The altercation started about 2:15 pm when inmates were leaving the chapel where a movie had been shown. As one inmate was led to segregation, another went on a rampage, injuring at least three other staff members before he was subdued. Correctional Officer McCasling was pronounced dead at the prison hospital at 3:05 pm.
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1. "Recipient ABO (D) group must be confirmed (by repeat testing) prior to electronic issue of blood components. This may be achieved by testing replicate samples separated by time or by verifying the ABO/Rh results using different reagent clones on the same patient sample."
Q. Please could you provide further clarification on the intention of the 'same sample' and 'two sample' approach.
Same sample approach - Is that the first determination of the ABO Rh D blood group on this sample is being performed with a full ABO forward and reverse test, which includes an appropriate negative control. The repeat testing on this sample can be performed with an abbreviated ABD confirmation test. Can you please confirm that our interpretation is in line with the requirements of the guidance document?
A. Yes this is correct, however, the guidance also notes that this approach does not provide protection against the possibility of undetected 'wrong blood in tube', although this risk also exists in cases of blood transfusions which are cross matched against a new patient's first blood sample.
Two sample approach - Is this approach that the first determination of the ABO Rh D blood group is being performed with a full ABO forward and reverse test, which includes an appropriate negative control. The repeat testing can also be performed with an abbreviated ABO & D confirmation test. However, in contrast to the same sample approach, must be performed on a sample from a different venepuncture, in order to detect a potential sample collection error.
A. Yes, although the test used for the abridged confirmatory test must be CE marked for this purpose, i.e. CE marked for confirmation of ABO Rh D group on a new sample; not just confirmation of the ABO Rh D group on the same sample which has already been fully grouped using forward and reverse testing.
Q. Can you please provide further clarification if separation by time is defined in length, i.e. there seem to be various interpretations of separation by time, for which some interpret this as very short period (same patient for same blood request) and others also interpret this as an extended period of time, i.e. 6 months between two admissions.
A. 'Separation by time' is intended to be different venepuncture events, i.e. the collection of 2 consecutive samples during a single venepuncture would not provide protection against 'wrong blood in tube' incidents. The adoption of the two sample approach has the benefits of providing protection against the possibility of undetected 'wrong blood in tube'.
Q. For each of these methods could you please explain your intended deliverables?
A. We expect transfusion laboratories to implement an approach to pre-transfusion testing which meets the intent of the guidance. The purpose of the guidance is to provide assurance of a robust determination of ABO & Rh D group.
2. Same sample approach and use of different clones - For the same sample approach the guidance document states that verification of the ABO Rh results on the 'same patient sample' should be performed using different reagent clones.
Q. Please can you further clarify your intention for this statement?
A. It is our understanding that there are confirmatory cards suitable for confirming the blood group of a specific sample, which are not suitable for sole use in determining the ABO/D group of subsequent samples from the same patient. This is due to the possibility for DAT+ve samples to appear as Rh D+. It is expected that transfusion laboratories should understand the limitations of their testing systems, and use them for appropriate applications.
Q. If we use a cassette where each well has a mixture of 2 different clones for anti-A and anti-B does this meet the intention of the guidelines?
A. this appears to meet the intention of the guidance.
Q. If we use a cassette/card for anti-D with only one reagent clone in the confirmatory test (same as Initial test for ABO&D) are we correct that this does not meet the guidance issued?
A. The MHRA guidance for the 'single sample approach' states that robust ABO RhD determination may be achieved using the testing approaches suggested (such as the use of a different reagent clone), however a laboratory should justify it's approach to testing to demonstrate that it achieves the equivalent level of assurance. Alternative strategies would be accepted if scientifically justifiable and based on a documented risk-based assessment.
Joan Jones
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We look forward to holding more of our events at The Glenerin Inn.
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President Bashar al-Assad called for dialogue between Syrians during a meeting on Saturday with international peace envoy Lakhdar Brahimi, state television reported.
"The real problem in Syria is that of combining politics with the work being done on the ground," said Assad. "The political work continues, in particular by calling for dialogue between Syrians based on the aspirations of all Syrians.
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This week's Democratic National Convention began inauspiciously amid new allegations party leaders actively worked to secure a presidential nomination for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Though Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders attempted to mend the rift with a speech on Monday urging party unity in the effort to defeat Republican nominee Donald Trump, his message was met with boos from many of the delegates who had supported his candidacy throughout the primary season.
The reception was notably more positive on Tuesday, though, when Sanders set aside his intraparty rivalry to make a formal motion to award Clinton the party's presidential nomination.
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"I move that the convention suspend the procedural rules," the Independent senator said. "I move that all votes, all votes cast by delegates be reflected in the official record; and I move that Hillary Clinton be selected as the nominee of the Democratic Party for president of the United States."
Sanders' home state was the last delegation during Tuesday's roll call to cast its votes. He received all but four of Vermont's 26 delegates.
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Support for the 74-year-old senator was obvious as he spoke over chants of "Bernie!"
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"It is not just about electing candidates," he told delegates. "It is about transforming the country. Now, the media doesn't like talking about the real issues. But that's what the American people want to hear."
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After eight years of active Open Source contributions, I ventured into commercial products for the Mac and iOS platforms and haven't looked back. Well, it's been another seven years since and it's a good time for reflection – while still going forward. I've been working on something to tie both of these things together: an open source Inversion
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In what is quite possible the least fair-dinkum story we've heard in recent times, a woman who backed the HEROIC Michelle Payne riding Prince of Penzance in the Melbourne Cup has had her considerably winnings nicked after she posted a pic of her winning ticket to Facebook.
The woman, named Chantelle from Perth, won $825 on Prince Of Penzance who had 101-1 odds (talk about the ultimate under dog/#girlpower story!) and shared her good fortune on Facebook with a grinning snap of herself ... and the barcode of her ticket.
Which a so-called "friend" used to claim Chantelle's windfall.
Chantelle summed it all up pretty well with this post on her Facebook:
"To the low life who is obviously my friend on Facebook and used my photo to claim our winnings. You're a massive dick. You ruined my day."
Radio station Triple Mshared Chantelle's photograph and spoke to her on air- Chantelle was pretty sure that the police would be able to help track down who stole her loot.
In the mean time, Triple M reimbursed Chantelle's $20 that she paid for her ticket, which is pretty fair play on their part.
On our part? We're side-eyeing our Facebook friend list with newfound cynicism to see if we could work out who on the list could be capable of such heinous, un-Australian behaviour.
So friends, be alert today on Oaks Day, and maybe also don't post your barcode onto your Facebook page too. You never know who you can trust.
Oh and one more hurrah for Michelle Payne, what a champion.


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San Diego, CA (PressExposure) November 08, 2011 -- California College San Diego has introduced a new healthcare degree for students interested in pursuing a career in this flourishing field.
The Bachelor of Science in Health Information Management degree is designed to add fresh, well-trained talent to the growing health information management function.
Health information management refers to the maintenance, management, and security of patient records in hospitals, clinics, insurance companies, health departments, and a variety of other settings. Health information professionals must ensure the accuracy and security of the information they are entrusted with.
The Bachelor of Science in Health Information Management degree at California College San Diego helps train graduates in various aspects of this job, including but not limited to the collection, storage, use, and transmission of patient data.
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Graduates of the program may be qualified to pursue a variety of entry-level health information jobs, such as medical coders, medical records technologists, coding data coordinators, and more.
This degree program is 36 months long at California College San Diego, but students can earn it in less-than-normal completion time with California College San Diego's flexible schedule option. Students may pursue this degree on ground or complete the program fully online through California College San Diego's affiliate, Stevens-Henager College, Salt Lake/Murray Campus.
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Tips to Help You Getting Started to Quit Smoking
If you have been trying to quit smoking a couple of times with no luck despite using either electronic cigarettes, nicotine chewing gum or other remedies then we here will provide you with a couple of tips that will make it much easier to quit smoking cigarettes.
First of all before we get started it is important to say that when it comes to stop smoking there is no such thing as failure, even if you do not manage to stop the first, second or third time there is no such thing as failure.
To Quit Smoking is a Learning Phase You Need to Go Through
When you want to quit you should see it more as a learning experience, a thing you need to go through and learn from in order to become a successful non smoker, if you do not learn from the experience then you very likely will fall back sooner or later.
When you stop smoking you go through different phases and experiences and the more you try to quit the easier it will get to quit because you all ready know what to expect.
The following are indeed based on my own personal experience when I quit smoking, I tried to quit 5 times without without any luck, today I never think about cigarettes any more and they are even more faraway from my conscious than ever before.
Do Not Plan an Exact Day, But a Time Frame to Quit
First do not plan an exact day to quit, because doing that will give you a lot of excuses not to quit that day, and then you will end up postponing the you want to quit, and that can years before you get started.
What worked for me was to say OK within the next couple of months I am going to quit smoking, then within that time frame one day you just feel for it, you give it a go and stop smoking from one day to the other.
A little Competition Against Yourself Will Keep You on Track
In the beginning it is a good idea to compete a little against yourself because you are going to think about cigarettes all the time, so compete by saying ok I will stay away for 1 minute, 2 minutes and so on, it is important that you keep pushing yourself.
Next what you need to keep in mind is as mentioned in the beginning you are going to think about cigarettes all the time, every second they will come up. Here you just need to push it away a little and start to think about positive thinks like, your next vacation or other good stuff you now are going to be able to do since you will have more money available.
First All the Time, Then 1 Sec, 2 Sec, 5 Sec, 10 Sec, 1 Minute, 1 Hour, 1 Day and So On
It is important to remember that the time frame where you are thinking about cigarettes will first be all the time, then every second, then ever 5 second, then 1 minute, 10 minutes, one day and so on. Remember because if you know psychological what is going on it will become much easier to quit because you will know what to expect. Later on in the process you will only think about once a day and that will expand to once a month to finally be completely out of your system.
The Addiction Issues
A lot of the addiction issues in regards to cigarettes is based on the addiction to Nicotine, but when it comes to cigarettes there is also another type of addiction present that actually make it much harder to quit than the nicotine, and that you need to be aware of, and that is the addiction to habits, like your first cigarette in the morning, after dinner, when you are stressed out, the smell of the package when you open it, the smell of tobacco when you lit the cigarette and so on. All these addiction habits will give you the feeling of loosing a very good friend, when you try to quit, something that no one really do not like. For sure you can get an electronic cigarette starter kit to cure that part of the process, or you can just deal with it and peacefully say good buy to that good friend of yours.
it is a fact that the addiction to nicotine only for 72 hours after that there is no nicotine left in your body, so that makes it quite a task to quit after the first 3 days is really not the nicotine and the addiction to habits.
When you take that into consideration and is aware of it, it is much easier to stand out and become a successful ex smoker.
So remember quit smoking is a learning experience where you need to take the above factors into consideration, doing that you will be better prepared.
If you do not succeed the first time, it will become much easier to quit the second time.


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A great source of information for Destiny. Some information i didnt know, there will apparently be DLC in 2014, 2016, 2018, and 2020. We arent even fully sure of what the original Destiny is going to have, so its really hard to imagine what DLC could consist of. What do you think? What are you expecting from Destiny next year and what are you expecting from the DLC?
They would probably be pretty big.. Very exciting!
I think it is awesome that We already know there will even be DLC. When the fact is we still know so little about the actual game itself
Hate to break it to you but Destiny's not arriving 'til next year. 2014 release.
Cool, I'll have to check it out! As for DLC's maybe a new area to explore, probably with some new enemies and weapons. It might be nice to see some other classes, but at least 3 is more variety than Halo ha. It's like a mix of Halo and Mass Effect 3 multiplayer


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We decided to look into Open House to see what happens since students don't attend. Please join us for this report with interviews with teachers and parents.
Reported and Produced by: Margaret, Liam, and Ollie
Are those Mrs. Atkinson's students? It's 7:00 p.m.! Did the class get a 4-hour detention? Did they miss the bus? Or did they pass out from the heat? Wait! The students aren't breathing, blinking, or talking! They are 2-dimensional! It's Open House!
Each year, Mrs. Atkinson takes photographs of each of her students to fool the parents. She makes the faces life-size and then she laminates them. The students mount their own face on their chair. To make it more realistic, we brought in a sweatshirt from home and we put it on the back of the chair. The result is, it looks like we're in our seats.
To help with the illusion, some students put books on their desks. Other students put their sleeves on their desks in a position, as if they were reading or writing. Mrs. Atkinson only has a short time to tell our parents about 4th grade so she asked us to help her by writing letters to our parents, which were on our desks.
To welcome the parents, Mrs. Atkinson asked each student in class, even Mrs.B., Mrs.Welch and Miss Bush, to design a paper quilt square for the hall bulletin board. Her instructions were to include a photograph of ourselves, which she gave us and to add stickers, ribbons, and drawings to help people know something about us. In the end, it looked awesome! Each student had personalized their square in their own unique way. The finished bulletin board was like a giant puzzle, only with stickers, foam shapes, and colorful drawings. Our class was definitely ready for Open House!
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