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Golf in Emilia Romagna
Piacenza Golf Clubs
Parma Golf Clubs
Reggio Emilia Golf Clubs
Modena Golf Clubs
Bologna Golf Clubs
Ravenna Golf Clubs
Forlì - Cesena Golf Clubs
Rimini Golf Clubs
Ferrara Golf Clubs
Piacenza Golf Clubs
Castell'Arquato Golf Club
Established in 1991, the Castell'Arquato Golf Club lies at the dividing line between the green valleys of Piacenza and the hills of Parma. The Golf Club immersed in 64 hectares of lush vegetation and 220 meters above sea level, lies just a few km from Piacenza and is just minutes away from the beautiful medieval town of Castell'Arquato. The course winds around 18 championship holes, set in a green and sinuous valley. This is a prestigious course, designed by Cotton & Pennick, which is both engaging and entertaining for both experienced players as well as beginners. A spacious and bright clubhouse is available to the golfer for short breaks or for a few hours of relaxation.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION: 18 holes, par 73, 6,052 meters, 5 lakes, opened in 1991.
FACILITIES: practice range with 20 positions, including 6 covered, putting green, golf carts, rental of clubs, electric and hand trolleys, pro shop, bar, restaurant, parking, locker rooms, TV room, massages by appointment, Club Pro Antonio Pelle always available for individual or group courses.
SEASON: open all year round, closed on Tuesdays except holidays and from August 14 to 18, open only on weekends from February 1 to 22.
From Milan: Motorway A1, exit at Fiorenzuola direction Castell'Arquato. Leaving Fiorenzuola, turn left to Lusurasco after 3 km, continue for 4 km following the signs for Cortina di Alseno - Golf Club. Satellite Navigation: Cortina di Alseno.
NEARBY: Piacenza (20 km), Parma Airport (40 km), A1 motorway link (15 km), Bologna (130 km), Milan (80 km).
NOT TO BE MISSED: The picturesque medieval village of Castell'Arquato 4 km away, the castles and fortresses in the provinces of Parma and Piacenza, theatres, museums, art galleries, the Charterhouse of Parma, the Duomo of Parma and Piacenza, the numerous and impressive wine cellars in the area, the food and wine tours that this generous land offers, the spa town of Salsomaggiore, with its health clubs, spas and baths. Shopping at the Fidenza Village Outlet.
Golf Club Castell'Arquato
Località Borlacca, 1
29014 Castell'Arquato - Piacenza
Tel.: +39 0523 895557
Fax: +39 0523 895544
E-mail: email@example.com
Web site: www.golfclubcastellarquato.com
Croara Country Club
The Croara Country Club is situated at the north-western border of Emilia, not far from Piacenza, in a hilly area which is positively affected by the mild climate of nearby Liguria. The particularly favourable position of the course, half of which located on the alluvial deposits of the river Trebbia and the other half lying across the foothills of the Apennines, offers a variety of landscape features and play conditions. There are 18 highly technical holes with averagely narrow fairways, bordered by oak, chestnut, poplar and locust trees and the charming scenery along the river, on which long shots are alternated with other particularly delicate strokes. The course has already been anointed by a high-level international event, that of the first Women's Open in Italy.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION: 18 holes, par 72, 6,065 meters, first nine opened in 1975 on the design of Buratti, second nine opened in 1983 on the design of Croze and Lo Cascio.
FACILITIES: practice range, pitching green, putting green, bar, restaurant, swimming pool, tennis, pro shop, rental of golf carts, clubs and trolleys, golf instructors, parking, locker rooms, TV room.
SEASON: Closed Tuesdays except holidays and from January 7 to February 7, 2008.
DIRECTIONS: From the Motorway: exit at Piacenza Sud, immediately after the toll booths on the right ... ... enter the ring road to the Stadio and continue to the Genova - Bobbio - Rivergaro roundabout (SS45). Head for Rivergaro and 500 meters after the end of the town, turn right (sign Rivalta - Croara). Follow the signs for the Golf Club that is 6 km from Rivergaro.
NEARBY: Piacenza (15 km), Parma (40 km), Milan (50 km), Milan airport (70 km), Bologna airport (140 km).
NOT TO BE MISSED: The medieval village and castle of Rivalta, 2 km before reaching Croara. The castles of Statto, Rezzanello and Agazzano, and many others nearby. For lovers of horse riding, the golf club borders the large riding-school of Croara Vecchia, with cross-country grounds and a very pleasant guesthouse open to golfers.
Croara Country Club
Località Croara Nuova di Gazzola
29010 Gazzola - Piacenza
Tel.: +39 0523 977105
Fax: +39 0523 977100
E-mail: email@example.com
Web site: www.croaracountryclub.com
Castello della Bastardina Golf Club
This is a particularly hilly par 36 course of 2,900 meters with uphill, downhill and midway holes. Part of the course is to be found in a centuries-old woodland of oaks and chestnuts. There are several water hazards along the course that apart from influencing the game, also host numerous species of waterfowl. The course is dominated by the Castle of Bastardina dating from the eighteenth century.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION: 9 holes, par 36, 2,900 meters, Men's CR 71.1 Slope 138, 2,550 meters, women's C.R. 73.5 SLOPE 131, opened in 1994, 9-hole pitch & putt par 27, 544 meters.
FACILITIES: clubhouse, bar, pro-shop, practice range with 12 uncovered and 4 covered positions, putting green, golf carts.
SEASON: open all year round, closed Mondays except holidays
DIRECTIONS: the A1 motorway from Bologna, take the Piacenza Sud exit and continue towards Piacenza Ovest, on exiting the motorway turn right and head to San Nicolò. Turn left at the traffic lights in San Nicolò for Borgonovo V.T. On arrival at Gragnanino, head straight for 4 km and turn left before the bridge over the river Tidone and follow the signs for the Club. From Milan exit at Casalpusterlengo and continue towards Pavia, then follow the signs for Castel San Giovanni, Borgonovo Val Tidone, then turn left for Mottaziana, pass the bridge over the Tidone and turn immediately right for Tavernago - Bastardina. You will find the Club after 3 km.
NEARBY: Piacenza (10 km), Milan airport (70 km), Parma (40 km), Milan (60 km), Bologna airport (150 km).
NOT TO BE MISSED: The city of Piacenza with Piazza dei Cavalli and the equestrian statues of the Farnese, the Gotico, the "Ricci-Oddi" Art Gallery, Palazzo Farnese, the sanctuary of Madonna di Campagna, San Sisto, the medieval village and Castle of Rivalta, the castles of Statto, Rezzanello and Agazzano, and many others nearby.
Castello La Bastardina Golf Club
Località La Bastardina
29010 Agazzano - Piacenza
Tel. & Fax: +39 0523 975373
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web site: www.golf-bastardina.com
Parma Golf Clubs
La Rocca Golf Club
Established in 1985, La Rocca Golf Club sits on the hills that dominate the Parma lowlands, just behind the ducal hamlet of Sala Baganza. This is a very technical and demanding course amongst woods of oak and acacia, and artificial lakes. The 18 hole, par 71 and S.S.S. 71 course covers 6,076 meters. In addition to the monuments and museums of Parma, there are also many other places rich in history just 13 km away: the Torrechiara Castle, the Fortresses of Fontanellato, Colorno, Soragna, Canossa and many others. The neighbouring regional park Boschi di Carrega hosts a great variety of flora and fauna in the thousand hectare of woods and glades. Golf, art, history, ecology, and why not even some fine Parma cuisine in the ancient "Casinetto", now the club restaurant.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION: 18 holes, par 71, 6,052 meters, opened in 1985, designed by Marco Croze, 295 meters a.s.l.
FACILITIES: practice range, pitching green, putting green, chipping green, golf carts, rental of clubs and trolleys, pro-shop, instructors available, bar, restaurant, parking, locker rooms, TV room.
SEASON: open all year round, closed Mondays except holidays and the month of January.
DIRECTIONS: 13 km from Parma, follow the signs for Collecchio, Fornovo, Sala Baganza.
NEARBY: Parma (13 km), Salsomaggiore (20 km), Piacenza (40 km), Bologna airport (100 km), Milan airport (110 km).
NOT TO BE MISSED: The City of Parma with Piazza del Duomo, the Duomo of Parma, the Baptistery, the Madonna della Steccata, San Giovanni Evangelista, the University, Teatro Regio, the National Archaeological Museum, the National Gallery and the Palazzo Ducale .
La Rocca Golf Club
Via Campi 8
43038 Sala Baganza - Parma
Tel.: +39 0521 834037
Fax: +39 0521 834575
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web site: www.golflarocca.com
Salsomaggiore Golf & Country Club
Established in 1992, Salsomaggiore Golf & Country Club is set in 70 hectares of lush vegetation, 360 m above sea level on the hills that surround the spa town of Salsomaggiore. The course, which has 18 championship greens, runs through a green and hushed valley and is highly spectacular both for its technical attributes as well as for the beauty of the landscape. Moreover, its undulating fairways and fast greens allow players of every level to compete on a course that is always in outstanding condition. At the centre of the golf course is a modern and spacious Clubhouse with facilities for all needs.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION: 18 holes, par 72, 5,761 meters, located at 360 m. a.s.l. with 3 lakes that influence 5 holes.
FACILITIES: practice range with 15 positions, including 5 covered, pitching green, putting green, golf carts, rental of clubs, electric and hand trolleys, pro-shop, bar, restaurant, pool, parking, locker rooms and TV lounge. The presence of the Club Pro Luigi Tunner provides the opportunity for all players to take individual, group and golf clinic courses.
SEASON: open all year round, closed from December 23 to January 30.
DIRECTIONS: On the A1 motorway, take the Fidenza exit for Salsomaggiore Terme, from Via Milano continue for 7 km for Pellegrino.
NEARBY: Civil Airport of Parma (30 km), A1 motorway link (10 km) close to the main Italian cities, Bologna (100 km), Milan (100 km).
NOT TO BE MISSED: The "Terre Verdiane" including the birthplace of the Maestro Giuseppe Verdi in Roncole Verdi, Busseto, the villa of S.Agata, the world famous shrine of Opera the Teatro Regio of Parma. The fortresses and castles of Soragna, Fontanellato, Colorno and Torrechiara. The artistic and cultural cities of Parma, Cremona and Mantova. Agreements with the health clubs of the Salsomaggiore and Tabiano Spas. Furthermore, the famous Parma cuisine offers its fabulous cured meats and the one and only Parmigiano-Reggiano. Shopping at the Fidenza Village Outlet.
Salsomaggiore Golf & Country Club
Via Case Carancini 105 - Frazione Contignaco
43039 Salsomaggiore Terme - Parma
Tel.: +39 0524 574128
Fax: +39 0524 578649
E-mail: email@example.com
Web site: www.salsomaggioregolfclub.com
Reggio Emilia Golf Clubs
San Valentino Golf Club
San Valentino Golf Club lies in the hamlet of the same name in the town of Castellarano, in a valley at more than 300 meters above sea level, surrounded by over 130 hectares of woods and meadows, and adorned by 4 lakes, where the balance appears to be moving decidedly in favour of nature and where the services, which provide the maximum comfort, combine in a perfectly harmonious blend where vegetation represents both the canvas and the frame of a unique backdrop. Despite a few water hazards, the 18-hole championship golf course is very intriguing thanks to the hilly terrain and the considerable difference in height between the holes. The very fast greens are nearly all protected by bunkers. The width of the fairways vary from hole to hole with ever changing difficulties and emotions. The beautiful 3000 square meter clubhouse, located between the 9th and the 18th hole, welcomes players and their guests in an elegant and relaxed atmosphere.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION: 18 holes, par 69, 5,838 meters, opened in 1997.
FACILITIES: Putting Green, Pitching Green with Bunker, practice range with 12 covered and 18 uncovered positions, bar, refreshment stand, swimming pool, Cardio Fitness gym, Sauna, Solarium, Pro-Shop, Lake with fishing equipment, restaurant, hotel, Wireless Internet Area, Convention Centre with a giant screen for video conferencing, Banqueting hall, billiards room, game rooms, reading and TV room, massage room, nature trail in the woods with gym, climbing wall and survival course, Jacuzzi - Rental of Golf Carts and Trolleys.
SEASON: open all year round, closed January 7 to 31 and on Tuesdays except holidays.
DIRECTIONS: From Reggio Emilia, take the main road for Scandiano, 1 km before turn right for Baiso-Viano, then turn left after Rondinara for San Valentino for about 7 Km. From Modena, follow the signs for Sassuolo and then for Castellarano - Passo Radici. On arrival at Castellarano follow the signs for San Valentino and the Golf Club.
NEARBY: Reggio Emilia (20 km), Modena (20 km), Bologna airport (35 Km), Bologna (40 km).
NOT TO BE MISSED: the cities of Reggio Emilia and Modena.
San Valentino Golf Club
Via Telarolo 12
42014 San Valentino di Castellarano - Reggio Emilia
Tel. +39 0536 854512
Fax: +39 0536 854033
E-mail: email@example.com
Web site: www.sanvalentino.it
Matilde di Canossa Golf Club
In the heart of the beautiful "Terre Matildiche", just outside the city, the Matilde di Canossa Golf Club, established in 1987, emerges in the spectacular and picturesque landscape, surrounded by lands rich in history and tradition. In this moving context, now restored to its former glory, the club has risen thanks to the inspired combination of its love for nature, a passion for golf and the initiative of organising members. The course, designed by architect Marco Croze, with 18 holes on a course of more than 6,200, par 72, is characterized by an extreme variety of configurations, mainly thanks to the brook Quaresimo that flows through the entire length. The gentle natural slopes and vegetation make the game technical and fascinating as well as extremely entertaining. The course presents long and wonderful views, offering an exciting sense of freedom, in full contact with nature.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION: 18 holes, par 72, 6,231 meters, opened in 1987, and designed by Marco Croze.
FACILITIES: practice range, putting green, golf carts, caddies, rental of clubs and trolleys, pro-shop, instructors available, swimming pool, bar, restaurant, refreshment stand, parking, locker rooms, TV room.
SEASON: open all year round, closed Mondays except holidays.
DIRECTIONS: On the A1 motorway take the Reggio Emilia exit, head for the city centre and follow the signs for Cavriago Montecchio. After Codemondo, turn left for Bibbiano Ghiardo and follow the signs for San Bartolomeo.
NEARBY: Reggio Emilia (8 km), Modena (25 km), Parma (16 km), Bologna (60 km), Bologna airport (60 km), Milan airport (140 km), Brescia airport (120 km).
NOT TO BE MISSED: The city of Reggio Emilia with the Palazzo del Monte, the Duomo, Piazza Camillo Prampolini, the Palazzo Vescovile, the Basilica of San Prospero, the sanctuary of the Madonna della Ghiara, the Civic Museums, the neoclassical theatre "Romolo Valli", the "Parmeggiani" Gallery and the Canossa Castle.
Matilde di Canossa Golf Club
Via del Casinazzo, 1
42100 S.Bartolomeo - Reggio Emilia
Tel.: 0522.371295
Fax: 0522.371204
E-mail: email@example.com
Web site: www.matildedicanossagolf.it
Santa Stefano Golf Club
Golf Club Santa Stefano - 9 buche
Via Vettigano 26
42012 Campagnola Emilia - Reggio Emilia
Tel. & Fax: +39 0522.652915
Modena Golf Clubs
Modena Golf & Country Club
The Modena Golf & Country Club is situated in a strategic position that can be reached quickly and easily from any direction. From Modena (only 10 km), Sassuolo, Vignola, Carpi and from the most important places in the area. Perched over an area of over two hundred hectares and built following a design by the German champion Bernhard Langer, assisted by the American architect J. Jim Eng, of Boulder, Colorado, the course is, by its design, among the finest in Italy. The greens and tees, the fairways, and the five artificial lakes make it the ideal location as a natural venue for high-level competitions such as the Italian Open, which celebrated its 50th edition on this course. The sports facilities are completed by the Executive course, the large driving range and two tennis courts. A restaurant in which to enjoy fine dishes or delicacies of local cuisine, a bar, two swimming pools, a billiard room and TV and playing cards room welcome players and their guests at the end of their golfing endeavours.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION: "Bernhard Langer" championship course, 18 holes, par 72, 6,423 meters, opened in 1990, Executive course, 9 hole, par 27, 976 meters.
FACILITIES: swimming pool, sauna, practice range, putting green, pitching green, chipping green, 2 tennis courts, bar, restaurant, pro-shop, conference room, billiards room, bridge room, golf carts, club hire with trolleys and bags, instructors available, parking, locker rooms, TV room.
SEASON: open all year round, closed on Tuesdays except holidays.
DIRECTIONS: Motorway A1 - Route recommended for northbound traffic (Bologna) - exit at Modena Sud and head right towards Modena for about 5 km until crossing the ring road, turn left at the traffic lights onto the " Strada Nuova Estense " ring road for Abetone, Maranello and continue for about 10 km until Colombaro. Turn left at traffic lights, and the entrance is 150 meters on the right. Route recommended for southbound traffic (Milan / Parma / Reggio E.): Exit at Modena Nord, turn right onto the ring road for Sassuolo, continue to Exit 18, turn right towards Abetone, along the new ring road ( parallel to the A1) as far as the roundabout, turn right along the SS. 12 for Abetone, Maranello and continue for about 10 km until Colombaro. Turn left at traffic lights, and the entrance is 150 meters on the right.
NEARBY: Bologna airport (35 km), Forlì airport (100 km), Modena (10 km), Bologna (40 km) and Reggio Emilia (40 km).
NOT TO BE MISSED: the Galleria Ferrari in Maranello. In Modena: the Duomo and the Ghirlandina, the Palazzo Ducale headquarters of the Military Academy, the Church of S.Agostino, the Library and the Galleria Estense. In Nonantola: the ancient Abbey, the Square and the Castle of Carpi, the Castle of Vignola, the Regional Nature Reserve of Salse di Nirano and the excellent local restaurants, which with their famous specialties have made Modena and the Province a "mouth-watering" culinary destination.
Modena Golf & Country Club
Via Castelnuovo Rangone, 4
41050 Colombaro di Formigine - Modena
Tel. +39 059 55.34.82
Fax +39 059 55.36.96
E-mail: email@example.com
Web site: www.modenagolf.it
Bologna Golf Clubs
Le Fonti Golf Club
The Le Fonti Golf Club is nestled in the enthralling Valle del Sillaro characterized by its mild and healthy microclimate, crowned by gentle hills and ancient geological ravine formations. There are many important and interesting health and spa facilities in this area (the Terme di Castel San Pietro and the Villaggio della Salute Più) in which one can find their own psychological well-being along with a game of golf. The 6,480 meters par 72 course is extremely varied and fun, and inside the Clubhouse, you can find an excellent restaurant that develops the gastronomic vocation of the territory with fantasy, combined with unparalleled hospitality. The golf course that lies on the outskirts of the medieval city overlooking the spas, offers, in conjunction and in harmony with the surrounding area, extensive opportunities in terms of wine and food, recreation, culture, sport and music to fulfil a pleasant and memorable stay. Le Fonti Golf Club hosted the Ladies European Tour Qualifying School in 2006 and 2007.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION: 18 holes, par 72 , 6480 meters, Men/Women Course Rating 71.9 / 73.7, Men/Women Slope Rating 126/124, opened in 1999.
FACILITIES: practice range, pitching green, putting green, chipping green, golf carts, rental of clubs and trolleys, golf school, pro-shop, instructors available, swimming pool, bar, restaurant, parking, locker rooms, TV room, meeting room, beauty and spa treatments, sauna, gym and fitness room.
SEASON: open all year round, closed on Tuesdays except holidays.
DIRECTIONS: Motorway A14 Bologna - Rimini, exit at the San Pietro Terme toll, head towards the city, then towards the Spas (the club is facing at the Spa).
NEARBY: Bologna (20 km), Imola (10 km), Brisighella (30 km), Faenza (35 km), Ravenna (60 km), Bologna airport (30 km), Forli airport (50 km), Rimini airport (60 km),
NOT TO BE MISSED: The Castel San Pietro spas, the cities of Bologna and Castel San Pietro, the Villaggio della Salute Più, the Imola motor-racing circuit, the Sforzesca fortress of Dozza, the Ippocampus equestrian centre and the Castelguelfo Outlet.
Golf Club Le Fonti
Viale Terme 1800
40024 Castel San Pietro Terme - Bologna
Tel.: 051-6951958 Fax: 051-6949014
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web site: www.golfclublefonti.it
Bologna Golf Club
Bologna Golf Club is one of Italy's historical courses, built in 1959 and designed by Cotton & Harris, situated on a hilly terrain of great beauty with exquisite panoramic views stretching over the surrounding hills and plains. The course, which is constantly updated, has hosted the Italian Amateur Championships several times in recent years as well as many qualifying professional competitions. The sober and elegant Clubhouse, splendidly integrated into the landscape, is the ideal place to taste the refined dishes of the Club's Restaurant repeatedly included among the 10 Best Restaurants of Italian clubs. The Club's offers are completed by the beautiful outdoor pool and a fully equipped children's corner. Some changes were made to the course in 2000 by Peter Alliss.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION: 18 holes, par 72, 5,949 meters, opened in 1959, designed by Cotton & Harris, partially re-designed by Peter Alliss, 116 meters a.s.l.
FACILITIES AND SERVICES: driving range, pitching green, putting green, golf carts, rental of clubs and trolleys, golf school, pro-shop, instructors available, bar, restaurant, swimming pool, children's corner, parking and locker rooms.
SEASON: open all year, closed on Mondays except holidays.
DIRECTIONS: On the AutoSole A1 Motorway, take the Bologna - Casalecchio exit, follow the signs for Bazzanese SSS 569 for Vignola - Maranello, and continue straight on for about 9 km. Follow the signs for Vignola - Bazzano at the roundabout and over the overpass. Before leaving the overpass, turn left for Ponte Ronca, and after 300 meters turn right into the Bologna Golf Club.
NEARBY: Bologna (12 Km), Bologna airport (8 Km), Forli airport (80 km), Modena (20 km)
NOT TO BE MISSED: The University of Bologna, S. Petronio, S. Stefano, Palazzo Re Enzo, the Fountain of Neptune, S.Luca, the Archiginnasio Library , the National Gallery, the Archaeological Museum, the Ferrari and Lamborghini Museum in Maranello, the medieval castles of Val Samoggia and the Monteveglio Abbey.
Golf Club Bologna
Via Sabattini 69
40050 Crespellano - Bologna - Italia
Tel.: +39 051.969.100 Fax: +39 051.672.0017
E-mail: email@example.com
Web site: www.golfclubbologna.it
Molino del Pero Golf Club
The Molino del Pero Golf Club is a technical, fun and varied 18 hole, par 70 course of 5,480 meters. Located in the beautiful hills of the Bologna Apennines, the course perfectly combines the needs of the more expert player with those who see golf as a way of enjoying the environment that surrounds them. The first 9 holes, short and technically tricky, complement perfectly with the second equally spectacular but much longer and more spacious 9 holes. Thanks to the favourable climate, breezy in the summer and fog free in winter, the course can be enjoyed all year round. A warm and welcoming atmosphere is conferred by the huge oak beams and massive fireplace of the clubhouse that was once the old barn. The restaurant located in the old milling room offers traditional and high level cuisine.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION: 18 holes, par 70, 5,480 meters, opened in 1991.
FACILITIES: putting green, pitching green, practice range with covered tees, golf carts, rental of clubs and trolleys, pro-shop, locker rooms and parking. Restaurant and bed & breakfast near the 3rd hole.
SEASON: open all year round, closed on Mondays except holidays.
DIRECTIONS: The club is located 25 minutes from Bologna city centre, follow the SS 65 to Rastignano, then take the Fondovalle del Savena (valley road) and follow the signs. Just 10 minutes from the Sasso Marconi e di Rioveggio motorway toll; after the motorway exit, follow the signs for Monzuno then for Loiano and the Golf Club.
NEARBY: Bologna airport (30 Km), Bologna Centre (25 Km), Florence (75 Km)
NOT TO BE MISSED: the historical centres of Bologna and Florence.
Golf Club Molino del Pero
Via Molino del Pero, 323
40036 Monzuno - Bologna
Tel.: +39 051-6770506 Fax: +39 051-6770125
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web site: www.molinodelpero.it
Golf Club Casalunga
Golf Club Casalunga - 9 holes
Via Cà Belfiore 8
40055 Castenaso - Bologna
Tel. +39 051.6050164 Fax +39 051.6052186
Ravenna Golf Clubs
Adriatic Golf Club Cervia
The 27 holes of this beautiful club meander among the pristine pine forests and salt lakes in a setting of rare natural beauty and a stone's throw from the sea. The first 9 holes along the pine forest were constructed like the classic Scottish Links golf course, while the second nine, surrounded by water hazards, are inspired by the great American courses. The third nine holes, open since 2004, show an innovative design that makes the course very enjoyable. This course has frequently hosted the Italian Professional Championships in addition to the most important Italian amateur competitions. The preferred destination of international tourism, the Golf club can boast the nearby convenience of top class tourist facilities and hotels.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION: Red - Blue course: 18 holes, par 72, 6,272 meters, opened in 1985, designed by Marco Croze, at sea level. Yellow course: 9 holes, par 35, 3,093 meters, designed by Alvise Rossi Fioravanti and Baldovino Dassù.
FACILITIES: practice range, pitching green, chipping green, 2 putting greens, golf carts, caddies, rental of clubs and trolleys, golf school, pro-shop, instructors available, bar, restaurant, parking, locker rooms reserved for guests, games room and TV room, tennis. Golf School with 3 executive par 3 holes.
SEASON: open all year round
DIRECTIONS: Motorway Bologna - Rimini, exit at Cesena and head towards the sea for 12 km along the provincial road. Once in Cervia, follow the signs for Milano Marittima Centro and the Golf Club.
NEARBY: Ravenna (15 km), Rimini airport (30 km), Forli airport (40 km), Bologna airport (80 km).
NOT TO BE MISSED: Mausoleum of Galla Placidia and Teodorico, S.Apollinare Nuovo, S.Vitale, S.Apollinare in Classe, the tomb of Dante Alighieri, the Saline Nature Reserve, Cervia Spa, and Mirabilandia amusement park.
Adriatic Golf Club Cervia
Via Jelenia Gora 6
48016 Cervia / Milano Marittima - Ravenna
Tel.: +39 0544.992.786
Fax: +39 0544.993.410
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Web site: www.golfcervia.com
Riolo Golf & Country Club
Surrounded by the beautiful Vena del Gesso and the green Tuscan - Romagna Apennine hills, this modern course covers over 200 hectares of lush uncontaminated vegetation. The course is extremely technical: accuracy and power is tested by the holes on the flat alternating with sloping, sometimes quite substantial holes. The game is made even more interesting by the ponds, bunkers, unexpected obstacles and the ravine, the spectacular geological phenomenon typical of the area. The beautiful Clubhouse and many services will even satisfy the needs of non-golfers.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION: 18 holes, par 72, 6,161 meters, opened in 1992, designed by Marco Croze, 95 meters a.s.l.
FACILITIES: driving range, pitching green, putting green, golf carts, caddies, rental of clubs and trolleys, golf school, pro-shop, instructors available, swimming pool, bar, restaurant, parking, locker rooms, TV room, tennis and gym.
SEASON: open all year round, closed Mondays except holidays.
DIRECTIONS: From the north on the A14 motorway, exit at Imola, and from the south exit at Faenza. Follow the signs for Riolo Terme and once in the town, follow the signs to the Club.
NEARBY: Riolo Terme (2 km), Imola (15 km), Brisighella (20 km), Ravenna (40 km) Bologna airport (40 km), Forlì airport (40 km), Rimini airport (50 km), Faenza (15 km).
NOT TO BE MISSED: The Riolo Spas, the Fortress of Brisighella, the Officinal Gardens of Casola Valsenio, the Formula 1 Grand Prix at the Imola motor-racing circuit.
Riolo Golf & Country Club
Via Limisano 10
48025 Riolo Terme - Ravenna
Tel.: +39 0546.74035
Fax: +39 0546.74076
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web site: www.riologolf.it
Forlì - Cesena Golf Clubs
I Fiordalisi Golf Club
Nestled within a protected environmental oasis with a wonderful view across the hill of Bertinoro, the Fiordalisi Golf Club offers a regulation 9 hole course, with a remarkably evocative landscape and excellent technical merits. The course offers excitement and surprises at all levels, putting even the most experienced to the test. In particular, the Fiordalisi Golf Club lends itself as a stage for learning the rudiments of the game through lessons by qualified professionals and the use of the extensive practice facilities: a spectacular driving range on the water and another on the grass, two putting greens and finally, for the first steps onto the course, the two executive holes. The Club is located in a warm and friendly atmosphere where the typical cuisine offered by the club located on the "Strada dei Vini e dei Sapori dei Colli di Forlì and Cesena" (Wine and Dine Route), is certainly not neglected. The Fiordalisi Golf Club is located just 4 km from Bologna - Forlì where major low cost international flights arrive and is close to the courses in Cervia (25 km.) Rimini (50 km.), Le Fonti (50 km.) and Bologna (80 km.).
TECHNICAL INFORMATION: 9 holes, par 36, 3,048 meters + 2 executive holes.
FACILITIES: clubhouse, 2 putting greens, driving range on the water and grass driving range, rental of trolleys and golf carts, secretarial office, locker room, bags, guesthouse, bar and restaurant
SEASON: open all year round, closed on Mondays except holidays.
DIRECTIONS: On the A14 motorway take the Forlì exit, head towards Forlì, on arrival to Viale Roma (Via Emilia) in Ronco, head for Meldola, skirting the airport and after 3 km in Carpena follow the signs to the Golf Club. From Forlì, take Via Decio Raggi towards Meldola, and on arrival in Carpena follow the signs to the Golf Club.
NEARBY: Forlì airport (4 km), Rimini airport (50 km), Bologna airport (80 km), Adriatic Golf Club Cervia (25 km), Rimini Golf Club (50 km), Le Fonti Golf Club (50 km) and Bologna Golf Club (80 km).
NOT TO BE MISSED: The Wine and Dine Route covers over 287 kilometres and connects six major valleys of central Romagna (Tramazzo, Montone, Rabbi, Bidente, Savio and Rubicone), the Spa and Medieval Hamlet of Castrocaro, the medieval town of Bertinoro, the Filopatridi Academy in Savignano sul Rubicone and the cities of Forlì and Cesena.
Golf Club I Fiordalisi
Via Maglianella 11/b
47100 Magliano - Forlì Cesena
Tel.: +39 0543-89553
Fax: +39 0543-89324
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Web site: www.golfclubifiordalisi.it
Cesenatico Golf Club
Nestled in the Romagna countryside, a stone's throw from the sea and in absolute tranquillity, the club is the ideal place to improve one's game or learn how to play from scratch in a school camp suitable for players of all ages. The facilities offered are: Clubhouse, changing room, bathroom with shower, relaxation area with tables, pergola on the course, pro-shop, equipment rental, driving range (with automatic tee), putting green, night time golf, course for the disabled.
Number of holes: 4
Par: 14
Course Length: 810 m
Via Canale Bonificazione, 122 – Cesenatico (FC) • Tel. 0547 81305 - Fax 0547 740004
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Cesena Golf Club
The Cesena Golf Club offers a practice range with putting green and chipping green (several bunkers). A professional golfer is available in order to try out the most popular sport in the world.
Via Pisignano, 1855 – Martorano – Cesena (FC) • Tel. 0547 322080 - Fax 0547 325848
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Rimini Golf Clubs
Rimini Golf Club
The course, designed by the renowned American architect Brian M. Silva, extends over the green park of Valmarecchia and is surrounded by an unparalleled view of the medieval hamlets of Verucchio, Torriana and San Leo. In the background are the castles of Terra della Libertà and San Marino and Mount Carpegna. This beautiful American-inspired golf course, located a few kilometres from Rimini and its international airport, has 18 championship holes and 7 executive holes reserved for beginners, and is a fascinating course that satisfies all players. The game is made more challenging thanks to its gently rolling fairways, dotted with bunkers and several lakes. The Rimini Golf Club has hosted the Rimini International Open, one of the most important competitions of the European Challenge Tour for professionals and was chosen by the newly formed FIGD (Italian Disabled Golf Federation) in 2004 to host the 6th Italian Golf Open for the Disabled. The Rimini Golf Club was chosen in 2006 by the Italian Golf Federation to hold the 1st Individual Provincial Golf Championship. Golfers of all levels can enjoy the spectacular Golf Academy, a fully irrigated and floodlit practice range of 210 meters in width and 340 meters in length, with 100 positions 25 of which covered, and directional green.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION: 18 holes, par 72, 6,145 meters + 7 Executive holes, 2,040 meters, opened in 1993. Designed by Brian M. Silva, 80 meters a.s.l.
FACILITIES: Golf Academy, fully irrigated and floodlit practice range, with 100 positions, including 25 covered and directional greens, golf school with Italian/English professionals, pitching green, putting green, golf carts, caddies, rental of clubs and trolleys, pro-shop, bar, locker rooms, TV room, ample parking.
SEASON: Open all year round.
DIRECTIONS: Take the A14 Bologna-Ancona, exit at Rimini Nord, direction Santarcangelo, then follow the signs for Torriana, Verucchio (about 10 minutes). From Rimini Sud exit, take the main road for Cesena, then turn left at the roundabout for Verucchio (about 10 minutes).
NEARBY: Rimini Airport, Rimini, San Marino, all approximately 10 miles away.
NOT TO BE MISSED: The Augustus Arch, the Amphitheatre, the Tiberius Bridge, the Malatesta Temple by Leon Battista Alberti, the frescoes of Piero della Francesca, the Malatesta Fortress of Villa Verucchio, the pretty town of Santarcangelo, the "Italia in Miniatura" theme park and the Aquafan water park.
Rimini Golf Club
Via Tenuta, 109 47827
Villa Verucchio - Rimini
Tel.: +39 0541.678122
Fax: +39 0541.670572
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Website: www.riminigolf.com
Riviera Golf Resort
The course meanders on the right bank of the river Conca, an area of great beauty and ornithological and wildlife interest. The design of the 18-hole course was created by the renowned designer Luigi Rota Caremoli adapting to the soft hills of the San Giovanni countryside in Marignano. The last 9 holes are being completed. The pleasure of the game is the philosophy that the designer has managed to convey in designing the first 9 holes of 3,210 meters: midway a wonderful par 5 of 590 m. In addition to the 18-hole putting green, is the new pitching and chipping green - built accentuating the three-dimensional effect to train the depth of the shot - and the driving range with floodlit and heated positions. After a round of golf, prepare to be pampered in the Riviera Beauty where, in addition to sauna, Turkish bath and Jacuzzi, the beauty centre also offers a wide range of treatments. Experience a wonderful blend of sports, relaxation and wellness at the Riviera Golf Club, immersed in the green Malatesta countryside, where the inland tranquillity encounters the best of local flavours and aromas.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION: 9 holes, par 37, 3,210 meters
FACILITIES: clubhouse and high class resort with 32 suites, each with its own unique style as designed by several internationally renowned designers, Lounge and Tee Restaurant, 82 m outdoor Noto stone swimming pool and Pool Bar, Riviera Beauty, gym with cardio-fitness equipment by Technogym. Practice range, 18 hole putting green, pitching and chipping green.
SEASON: open all year round, closed on Mondays during the winter.
DIRECTIONS: Exit the A14 motorway at Cattolica, direction San Giovanni in Marignano, at the third roundabout follow the signs for the club that you will reach in few minutes. GPS Coordinates: 43.9497 ° N - 12.6913 ° E
NEARBY: Rimini airport (15 km), Forli airport (60 km), Riccione (8 km), Rimini (15 km), San Marino (20 km), Bologna airport (130 km), Ancona airport (100 km).
NOT TO BE MISSED: Riccione shopping area in Viale Ceccarini, the Oltremare and Aquafan theme and water parks; in Cattolica, the Monte San Bartolo Reserve, the Museo della Regina and the Le Navi Park; the old city centre of Rimini with Roman remains, the Malatesta Temple of Alberti and the Museo della Città; in S. Giovanni in Marignano, the ancient village known as "il granaio dei Malatesta" and shopping at the Gilmar, Max Mara and Fuzzi outlet stores; finally the beautiful medieval inland villages such as Montegridolfo, Mondaino, Saludecio, Montescudo, Montefiore, Gradara and Urbino.
Riviera Golf
Via Conca Nuova 1236
47842 San Giovanni in Marignano - Rimini
Tel.: +39 0541.956499
Fax: +39 0541.825217
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Web site: www.rivieragolf.it
Ferrara Golf Clubs
C.U.S. Ferrara Golf
The C.U.S. Ferrara Golf has a very unique feature in the Italian golfing scene: located in the charming area of the City park overlooking the Estense Walls north of the city, and is less than 500 meters from the historic centre of Ferrara. Adjacent to the other university sports facilities, where different sports can be practiced under the guidance of experienced instructors, the CUS Ferrara Golf implements, thanks to rates affordable to all, a prudent opening policy, not only to the academic world. First Italian course having arrangements with the Italian Golf Federation, its first enlargement being in 1996, thanks to a special contribution of the Federation itself, and since 2004, has eighteen regulation holes, extending over an interesting course, full of indigenous plants.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION: 18 holes, par 68, 5,446 meters, completion of the 18 holes in March 2004.
FACILITIES: Practice range, driving range, putting green, rental of trolleys, golf carts, golf instructors, 4 synthetic tennis courts, gym, bar, restaurant, parking and locker rooms.
SEASON: Open all year round
DIRECTIONS: On the A13 motorway take the Ferrara Nord exit, follow signs to the city centre, turn left for Copparo after the railway underpass and directions for municipal camping site C.U.S.
NEARBY: Bologna (40 km), Padua (70 km.), Venice (100 km.) Lidi Ferraresi beaches (60 km), the Po Delta, Mesola Woodland (50 Km).
NOT TO BE MISSED: the Estense Castle, Palazzo dei Diamanti, Palazzo Municipale, Palazzo Turchi di Bagno, Palazzo Prosperi-Sacred Schifanoia Palace, Cathedral of San Giorgio, Italian Hermitage Foundation, Museum of the nineteenth century, Natural History Museum.
C.U.S. Ferrara Golf
Via Gramicia, 41 44100 Ferrara Italia
Tel: +39-0532.708.535 Fax: +39-0532.708.585
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Via Poderi 2/A - 44011 Argenta - Ferrara - Italy
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If only we could all silence other people's noise like Queen Helen: MAX HASTINGS on a majestic stand against the selfish pests whose din blights modern life
When the thunder of drumming from a samba band outside threatened to drown out the cast's voices during The Audience, Helen Mirren stormed offstage and into the street to harangue the drummers
One doubts whether even Prince Philip has ever heard the Queen resort to obscenities — even when one of her horses has lost.
But astonished passers-by outside London's Gielgud Theatre had that privilege on Saturday night, when the monarch let fly a torrent of four-letter invective at a samba band.
Of course, this was not really our beloved monarch, but our beloved Dame Helen Mirren, who is playing the Queen in the hit play The Audience.
When the thunder of drumming outside threatened to drown out the cast's voices, she stormed offstage and into the street clad in wig, green dress and pearls, to harangue the drummers, who were advertising a music festival.
'Shut the **** up,' she said. 'People have paid a ****ing hundred pounds to go to the theatre and you are **** ing ruining it.'
Up and down Britain, not only other actors but millions of people responded by offering Dame Helen an ovation — for she was taking a brave stand against a threat to the health and happiness of us all.
We may not have frenzied samba bands outside our doors, but instead we endure almost ceaseless persecution by the noise of others: aircraft and helicopters, mobile phones and stereos, road drills and vehicles.
Mankind has created all these machines to do our bidding, but they generate noise, noise, noise.
By far the most common cause of warfare between neighbours is the din they make: Which? Legal Service claims this blight afflicts five million British people.
One of the worst fates that can befall a household is for next-door's teenagers to be given a karaoke machine for Christmas.
Domestic rows and screams of passion are commonplace sources of distress.
At Stoke-on-Trent magistrates' court last December, 43-year-old Julie Griffiths was served with an anti-social behaviour order after she repeatedly kept her neighbours awake shouting at her husband.
And in 2010, Radio 2 presenter Vanessa Feltz was fined £3,000 after presiding over a weekend-long party in the garden of her North London home.
Such things may sound funny — unless you happen to live in the neighbourhood of the likes of Griffiths or Feltz.
Our convenience profits mightily from labour-saving machinery, but extractor fans, hairdryers, juicers, food- blenders and washing machines make a din that often echoes through the house. We bear this because it is self-inflicted, but other nuisances are not.
Helen Mirren, circled, pictured outside the theatre to remonstrate with revellers who were making noise
'Shut the **** up,' she said. 'People have paid a ****ing hundred pounds to go to the theatre and you are **** ing ruining it'
Too loud: In 2010, Radio 2 presenter Vanessa Feltz was fined £3,000 after presiding over a weekend-long party in the garden of her North London home
Of 450,000 public complaints investigated each year by local authorities, two-thirds relate to neighbours' noise complaints.
I have never forgotten the experience of our old daily help of 40 years' standing — a Londoner through and through — who was eventually driven to emigrate to Australia in her late 70s because she could no longer endure the family next door playing reggae music through the night.
It is easy to laugh about noise, and fail to recognise the deep distress it causes.
Our homes are the only ones we have got. They should be havens of quiet.
Out in the street, a curse of summer is the plague of stereos playing full blast in cars with open windows or roofs.
There is sometimes a temptation to reproach a noisy driver at traffic lights. But unless you are Dame Helen Mirren — dressed up as the Queen or not — he or even she is quite likely to respond by jumping out and punching your nose.
A whole generation has been reared to believe in an absolute personal right to self-expression, which includes making as much noise as they feel like.
Street life: There is sometimes a temptation to reproach a noisy driver at traffic lights. But unless you are Dame Helen Mirren he or even she is quite likely to respond by jumping out and punching your nose
Challenging this can be deemed as a lack of respect, an insult to their virility or citizenship.
Noise on trains and planes can get pretty bad, too. Airlines plant small babies wherever their parents happen to fancy, instead of corralling them as a group at the front or back.
A screaming infant on a short-haul flight is a mere irritant. But on a trip to the U.S. or, worse still, Australia, it can become a nightmare, as some of us know from experience. No cash compensation is offered for lost sleep or even reason.
By far the loudest noises on farms are made by the vehicle-reversing alarms imposed by health & safety gauleiters, which are often audible a quarter of a mile away.
Many urban households are likewise jolted awake before their time by the screeching alarms on rubbish trucks.
A whole generation has been reared to believe in an absolute personal right to self-expression, which includes making as much noise as they feel like
No one can convince me that these warnings need to be so extravagant. As always with health & safety, the blight imposed by their precautions imposes a nuisance out of all proportion to the risk to public safety.
Silly sociologists praise the togetherness promoted by open-plan offices. But they can be a nightmare for workers trying to read or think near a colleague with a booming voice like my own, or who gossips down the phone to family and friends all day.
Some bosses think they show community spirit by working in a common space with their staff, but it seems crazy to buy shares in their companies.
It is hard to imagine how corporate movers and shakers can use their brains amid the clamour of a busy office.
There are the wails and screams of mobile phone ringtones, the clatter of the document-shredder, the choking and groaning of water dispensers, not to mention all those colleagues who cannot have a giggle with a mate without causing every window in the building to vibrate.
At home, many of us are hypocrites about garden machines. We are driven mad by the din they make — except when we use them ourselves. Chainsaws are the worst offenders, but hedge-trimmers run them pretty close, and ride-on lawnmowers are no joke.
Only sadists start up before say, 8am, but thereafter on summer weekends, it is hard to escape them save atop a mountain in the Lake District.
And even in the Lakes you are seldom safe from the high-pitched whine of power-boat engines.
I know Donald Campbell used to boost British pride by driving his Bluebird there 50 years ago, but it was surely a huge mistake to allow any motorised boats on the water save the quiet old ferries.
We need places in this overcrowded island that are preserved as havens of tranquillity. These become increasingly precious because there are so few of them, even in the countryside, where helicopters create an even more intrusive din than planes.
Max doubts if the drummers on the pavement outside the Gielgud Theatre on Saturday night gave a moment's thought to the grief they were causing those inside, because insensitivity to others is also part of adolescence
It is a natural part of being young that you like to make and listen to loud noise — I remember feeling that way, forty-something years ago.
I thought I was the coolest thing on the block in my open-top MGB with a state-of-the-art Motorola radio — and I am afraid plenty of people could hear me trying to make my point.
I doubt if the drummers on the pavement outside the Gielgud Theatre on Saturday night gave a moment's thought to the grief they were causing those inside, because insensitivity to others is also part of adolescence.
But society as a whole must recognise the value of quiet, and the right of a neighbourhood not to be persecuted by the reckless noise-making of others.
It is always best to mitigate nuisance by persuasion, if possible. But chronic offenders take no heed, and legal sanctions are essential against the worst noisy neighbours.
The police should show more sympathy with complainants than they often do, and the courts must recognise the misery excessive noise causes to individuals and communities.
I am always instinctively on the side of villages fighting against rock festivals — and for that matter opera festivals.
Only Dame Helen Mirren could impose her special brand of protest on a public nuisance, but we should all be glad that she has struck a blow against the bane of our times: promiscuous din.
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Carol Hodder, is a self taught Irish painter who has exhibited throughout Ireland and was an invited artist to Beijing, China in 2007. She is a fellow of the Ballinglen Arts Foundation, Co. Mayo, and was the recipient of the Republic of Ireland Award at NOA, Royal College of Art, London, 2015. She is represented by Solomon Fine Art, Dublin (https://www.solomonfineart.ie)
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ATS: FIJI SWELL! Greatest of all-time or heartless snoozefest?
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Bali just finished, but this ep was recorded last week and the boys don't talk about Bali much at all, instead they talk about Fiji… for ages! Way too long if you ask us, but hey, it's a podcast and you're probably sitting in your car and what else are you gonna do? Listen to Ryan Seacrest's Top 40? Or the Kyle and Jackie O show? Nah to hell with that. Plus Bainy and the Lettuce are back too. Rip in Swellians!


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Trial date set in wrongful death suit in Bland case
A trial date for the Sandra Bland civil wrongful death lawsuit was set for January 2017 during a status hearing on Thursday that was bookended by boisterous demonstrations outside the Houston federal courthouse.
The hourlong proceeding, which was attended by the deceased woman's mother, sisters and a packed courtroom of supporters, gave some certainty to the time when Bland's family will have their day in court.
Bland was found dead in a Waller County jail cell on July 13 three days after the 28-year-old was pulled over by Texas Department of Public Safety Trooper Brian Encinia in Prairie View. A tense confrontation, which escalated to an arrest, ensued after she refused Encinia's demand to extinguish her cigarette.
Geneva Reed-Veal, Bland's mother, and the estate in August filed a federal wrongful death lawsuit against DPS, Encinia, Waller County and county jail staffers Elsa Magnus and Oscar Prudente.
Bland, a Prairie View A&M University graduate who was African-American, has become an emblem of the Black Lives Matter movement. Her death intensified international protests over police interaction in the United States with people of color. The traffic stop was among recent citizen-law enforcement interactions captured on video. In this case, the footage came from the trooper's dash camera.
An autopsy by the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences ruled the in-custody death a suicide by hanging.
The state and the trooper have claimed immunity against the lawsuit's allegations and filed motions asking for the case to be thrown out.
Extra chairs in court
Last month, lawyers for Waller County and the jailers filed a motion for summary judgment asserting that Bland killed herself because she wasn't bailed out of jail after three days. The filing emphasized that relatives and friends in Bland's suburban Chicago hometown and in Prairie View she contacted through numerous free jail phone calls failed to secure her freedom. Bail was set at $5,000. Bland's release would have cost them $515.
On Thursday, court security officers-turned-ushers squeezed about 80 onlookers into the courtroom gallery, which had 10 extra chairs for the 2 p.m. hearing. Many wore "Justice for Sandra Bland" shirts and National Black United Front garb.
U.S. District Judge David Hittner allowed the courtroom door to stay open as people in the hall pressed together to see - or just hear - the proceeding. A dozen members of the media sat in the jury box.
Nine lawyers who made appearances in the case, including six representing Bland's mother and estate. Like dozens of activists and supporters on the premises, they wore buttons bearing Bland's photo.
Urged to settle
In addition to setting a trial date, Hittner entertained arguments by lawyers seeking to end the lawsuit, asked for explanations about how the plaintiffs' requests for information should be handled and inquired about the Waller County grand jury that met last week for at least the second time to consider criminal charges in the incident.
The judge also asked the parties to try to settle the case, a pin-drop moment from the lawyers' tables.
Attorneys on both sides argued about the availability of the Texas Rangers report on the Bland case, which none of the lawyers said they have received, and its importance to the civil lawsuit.
Seth Byron Dennis, the assistant attorney general representing DPS and Encinia, said his clients were entitled to dismissals based on immunity for government agencies and actors. He added that his clients should be protected from handing over certain documents until a decision on immunity, which may be appealed, is made.
Bland family lawyers continually asserted that their investigation and response to the other side's filings depended on the Rangers report.
Cannon Lambert Sr., a Bland attorney from Chicago, said the plaintiffs are reaching out to anyone who might have information or evidence. They are still seeking the ligature, a plastic bag that is the alleged instrument of death, and information about fingerprints, if any, that were taken or found on the item. Lambert said his side considers the manner of death "undetermined."
He added that the plaintiffs intend to amend their lawsuit after deposing three jailers, including the two also named in the lawsuit, to include other employees of the lock up.
Larry Simmons, who represents Waller County and the jailers, said that cell phone records indicate that Bland was seeing at least one mental health provider and that he is trying to locate the person or persons.
Dennis said he understood that the grand jury would be "wrapping up soon" and that he believes case law supports suspending the civil action if there is a criminal indictment. Hittner asked for briefs on that issue.
Chants and drumbeats
The judge also expressed surprise that no representative of the U.S. Attorney's Office showed up to argue for the government motion to quash the plaintiff's request for Houston FBI records related to the case.
Hittner decided that all discovery in the case - depositions and other shared information - should be completed by Sept. 30, 2016. Jury selection is scheduled to begin on Jan. 23, 2017.
Outside, Reed-Veal addressed about 100 supporters who restarted earlier chants and drumbeats that marked her entrance into the courthouse.
"Sandy was more than a hashtag. That's what I want everybody to know. Sandra Bland was more than a hashtag, and we will continue fighting for justice for her," Reed-Veal said, flanked by four of her lawyers.


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Summary and Keywords
Payments for ecosystem or environmental services (PES) are broadly defined as payments (in kind or in cash) to participants (often landowners) who volunteer to provide the services either to a specific user or to society at large. Payments are typically conditional on agreed rules of natural resource management rather than on delivery of the services. The rules range from protection of native ecosystems to installation of conservation practices. The earliest proponents of PES were economists who argued that they are a cost-effective way to conserve forests, manage watersheds, and protect biodiversity. Political support for PES rests on the claim that these programs can alleviate poverty among participants as well as protect the environment. More recent literature and experience with PES reveals barriers to achieving cost-effectiveness and poverty alleviation, including many related to the distribution of participation. The Costa Rican experience illustrates the choices that must be made and the potential for innovation in the design of PES programs.
Keywords: ecosystem services, PES, Costa Rica, cost-effectiveness, equity
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Web: After the Click
Anyone involved in target marketing knows that a landing page can make or break a campaign. Getting people to click on your email link or banner offer is irrelevant if they don't see what they expected to see, can't find what they came for or are just plain turned off by your landing page.
And the unfortunate truth is, few Web designers, or even digital marketers, have specific training in conversion optimization. Fortunately, the principles of creating a high-performing website are universal, regardless of whether your conversion action is a form-fill, trial offer, sale or anything else. Forget about features and benefits—if you want to increase the number of visitors moving through your conversion funnel, you need to persuade with emotion, clarity and trust.
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There's actually a huge disconnect between how the human brain takes in and processes data and how most websites are organized. Surprisingly, it's usually not the most artistically designed websites that convert the highest, and certainly not the websites that have the most detailed and targeted marketing campaigns, either. Why? Because there are a litany of complex emotions and gut feelings that visitors process before consciously turning their attention to the things that they think "matter." In other words, the subconscious brain is moving much faster than the part of the brain that controls logic and reason.
The first step to optimizing your post-click path to conversion is to understand that customers don't care about all the intellectual reasons why they should buy from you, despite what they might have told you in surveys and focus groups. The part of the brain that makes purchase decisions is emotionally driven, not rational or logical. The more senses you can trigger and associate with your product or service, the more effective you'll be in influencing your visitors' buying behavior. In particular, your landing page must quickly and immediately establish an emotional connection in order to influence a visitor to stay on your site.
Tim Ash is the author of the bestselling book Landing Page Optimization, and CEO of SiteTuners. A computer scientist and cognitive scientist by education (his PhD studies were in Neural Networks and Artificial Intelligence), Tim has developed an expertise in user-centered design, persuasion and understanding online behavior, and landing page testing. In the mid-1990s he became one of the early pioneers in the discipline of website conversion rate optimization. Over the past 15 years, Tim has helped a number of major US and international brands to develop successful web-based initiatives. Companies like Google, Expedia, Kodak, eHarmony, Facebook, American Express, Canon, Nestle, Symantec, Intuit, AutoDesk and many others have benefitted from Tim's deep understanding and innovative perspective.
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The new telemedicine program launched on Monday is designed to remove two frequent barriers to obtaining substance abuse treatment quickly: time and transportation. The video assessment pilot program through the Bensalem Police Department could eventually go countywide.
Three years ago, Bensalem police started encouraging township residents who wanted to enter drug treatment to walk into its police station any time of the day or night for help.
On Monday, the police department launched a first-of-its-kind expansion of its Bensalem Police Assisting in Recovery (BPAIR) program that will use telemedicine to immediately assess treatment needs, locate a bed and provide free transportation, wherever help is located.
"This is not about arresting people," Bensalem Director of Public Safety Fred Harran said. "When someone needs to get off drugs, you've got about a five-minute window to get help."
But the process for getting a person into substance abuse treatment can take four to five hours, Harran said. The new telemedicine program is designed to reduce that delay to 20 minutes, Harran said.
Once a bed is located, Bensalem will provide transportation, through the Uber ride service, to the treatment facility's location. The transportation costs are funded under a grant from the Kaitlin Murphy Foundation, a Warrington organization created in memory of a 24-year-old resident who died of a heroin overdose in 2012.
While available data suggests deaths from opiate and opioid overdoses may have peaked, the number of non-fatal overdoses has not, Harran said. Police responded to five drug overdoses over the past weekend, including two Sunday and one Monday morning, he said.
In Bucks County, the number of opiate-related deaths in the first three quarters of last year was about 6% lower than over the same time in 2017, according to the county coroner's office.
Neighboring Montgomery County saw a 13% drop in opioid-related deaths last year, from 206 to 179. There have been 58 opioid-related deaths the first quarter of 2019. Accidental drug overdose deaths involving fentanyl compared to 2017 also dropped, officials said..
Since launching its original BPAIR program in July 2016, the department has assisted 70 residents, about two a month, with easier access to substance abuse treatment, Harran said.
The telemedicine aspect also addresses a re-occurring barrier that BPAIR encountered with the length of time required to obtain assessments necessary to find the appropriate treatment setting, Harran said.
Under the expansion, township residents wanting to enter substance abuse treatment will be able to immediately fill out paperwork and consents, which will be emailed and faxed to Gaudenzia Inc., which will provide the treatment assessments through video teleconferencing at the police station. Gaudenzia is among the treatment programs where someone could be placed.
A BPAIR volunteer "navigator" will stay with the person seeking treatment to provide emotional support and answer questions.
If a bed is not immediately found, Gaudenzia will continue to search and the person seeking treatment will also be given a resource package.
The video assessments will be available weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. under the pilot program, but Harran anticipates it will be expanded to 24-7.
The telemedicine assessment pilot is only available to township residents including those living in motels along Route 1, known to be popular with area drug users.
But Bucks County District Attorney Matt Weintraub and Diane Rosati, director of the Bucks County Drug and Alcohol Commission, who attended the news conference Monday, hinted that if successful, the program could be expanded countywide.
"The way to win this battle is to eliminate the demand," Weintraub said.
Harran also hinted that another police-initiated telemedicne program will be announced in six weeks, but declined to say if it was drug-treatment related.
Substance abusers who appear at the police station seeking help will not be arrested if they possess drugs or drug paraphernalia, but police will confiscate the items, Harran said. The voluntary program will also be extended to individuals arrested for minor misdemeanors who are not immediately arraigned, though criminal charges in those cases will not be dropped.
Harran pointed out that police already use video technology for arraignments involving some criminal suspects, so it makes sense to use it to reduce barriers to substance abuse treatment.
"We've got to keep up with the technology," Harran added.


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The Exorcist: 2.10 Unworthy
Adios hermano - Tomas, Marcus and Mouse race to save Andy's soul once and for all in The Exorcist season two finale.
The Exorcist: 2.09 Ritual & Repetition
Without Tomas, Marcus must face Andy alone and attempt to keep Rose and the children from further harm.
The Exorcist: 2.08 A Heaven of Hell
A misstep during the exorcism gives the demon the upper hand and we finally learn the details of Marcus and Mouse's history.
The Exorcist: 2.07 Help Me
The old grey lion and his cub battle to save Andy's soul.
The Exorcist: 2.06 Darling Nikki
The evil has taken on another form making it even harder for Andy to fight, while Bennett and Mouse come face-to-face with Maria the Monster.
The Exorcist: 2.04 One For Sorrow
Bennett comes face-to-face with what Mouse has been keeping in the catacomb while Marcus and Tomas arrive on Nachburn Island to meet Andy and his family.
The Exorcist: 2.03 Unclean
Marcus and Tomas attempt to help Harper Graham and Bennett finally meets Cardinal Caro's contact. While, on Nachburn Island things get weirder.
The Exorcist: 2.02 Safe as Houses
Father Tomas and Marcus try to save Cindy as the demon burrows deeper.
The Exorcist: 2.01 Janus
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I stayed up until 2 this morning, watching my Maryland Terrapins beat the UCLA Bruins on the baseball diamond in an NCAA Tournament elimination game on ESPNU.
My squad beat the defending national champion, the No. 1 team in the country right now, too, for the second time in three tries in a four-day stretch, out in LA LA land.
The Terps advance to the Super Regionals, representing the Big Ten against former Atlantic Coast Conference rival Virginia. Whomever wins that series down in Charlottesville advances to the College World Series in Omaha.
So four hours later, I can't sleep. Life happens. I smell skunk outside the bedroom window of the Little Bitty in the Syracuse city neighborhood of Eastwood. P.U. Ellie B aka Dogamous Pyle is inside, on the couch, I see. Phew. I'm still excited about last night.
I think about my days on campus, good days, and this Throwback story from last year, one of my favorites.


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Lionsgate's adaptation of Patrick Ness' bestselling book Choas Walking was due to be released in cinemas March 1st this year but has yet to materialise or set a firm new date. Based on the novel by the same name, the movie version is directed by Doug Liman (Edge of Tomorrow) and stars Daisy Ridley and Tom Holland. According to a recent report from the Wall Street Journal highlighting Lionsgate's financial woes, the film "turned out so poorly it was deemed unreleasable by executives who watched initial cuts last year, according to current and former employees."
Now, that's a fairly damming statement; all movies have reshoots built into the production, but Chaos Walking needs more than a few pickup shots. The Wall Street Journal went on to state that three weeks of additional filming is required to get the movie into a releasable form.
"Lionsgate delayed the film's planned March release and is about to begin three weeks of additional production, at a cost of millions more, in the hope that new scenes will improve its commercial prospects. "We wouldn't be shooting more if we didn't think we could make this movie work," said Mr. Feltheimer."
Chaos Walking is set in the near future on a distant planet where it is believed that a virus wiped out all the women, and the men have been gifted the ability to hear all living creatures inner thoughts. The foundation the world has been built on is shaken with the arrival of a young woman named Viola. Lionsgate has already invested more than $100 million into what they hope will be a new franchise and given their financial troubles; they can't afford to write the movie off.
Production wrapped back in November 2017, and it remains unclear if Doug Liman will be resuming directing duties on the reshoots as it isn't uncommon for a new filmmaker to be brought in to complete challenging projects. Currently, Chaos Walking is set for release sometime next year; we'll keep you updated on any developments.


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Expert consultation: Dengue and chikungunya preparedness in Europe: priorities and road map
On 14-15 January 2015 an ECDC consultation gathered public health experts, entomologists and epidemiologists from Europe, as well as experts from WHO, CDC and PacNet, to review the EU preparedness to dengue and chikungunya importation and onwards transmission and produce a roadmap towards improved EU preparedness.
Second meeting of the Emerging and Vector-borne Diseases (EVD) Network
April 2015, ECDC organised the second EVD network meeting, with the participation of the EVD Network, the network coordination committee.
ECDC Acting Director's Exchange of Views on 2015 activities before the ENVI Committee
On 23 February 2016, ECDC Acting Director, Dr Andrea Ammon, presents the Centre's key priorities and main activities in 2015 during an Exchange of Views before the Committee of the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety (ENVI) of the European Parliament.
ECDC expert visit to Malta: conclusions and recommendations
A team of experts from ECDC and four EU countries (France, Italy, Portugal and Spain) visited Malta from 3 to 6 July 2016 and met with staff from the Ministry of Health and key stakeholders in Malta to discuss preparedness planning for mosquito-borne diseases.
Declining incidence of imported malaria in the Netherlands, 2000-2007Archived
This descriptive study, based on national surveillance data of reported malaria cases, travelers' statistics and data on malaria chemoprophylaxis prescriptions, estimates the incidence and trends of imported malaria in the Netherlands.
The extinction of dengue through natural vulnerability of its vectorsArchived
Aedes aegypti is a highly specialized mosquito species feeding predominantly on humans and breeding in artificial water holding containers in urban areas, and currently restricted to subtropical and tropical areas. Williams et al. focus on the reasons why Ae. aegypti once occurred in locations where the mosquito does not occur anymore in Australia, the more temperate drier parts of the country.
Evidence of simultaneous circulation of West Nile and Usutu viruses in mosquitoes sampled in Emilia-Romagna region (Italy) in 2009Archived
In recent years human diseases due to mosquito-borne viruses were increasingly reported in Emilia-Romagna region (Italy), from the chikungunya virus in 2007 to the West Nile virus (WNV) in 2008. An extensive entomological survey was performed in 2009 to establish the presence and distribution of mosquito arboviruses in this region, with particular reference to flaviviruses.
First two autochthonous dengue virus infections in metropolitan France, September 2010Archived
In September 2010, two cases of autochthonous dengue fever were diagnosed in metropolitan France for the first time. The cases occurred in Nice, southeast France, where the vector Aedes albopictus is established.
An Inactivated Cell-Culture Vaccine against Yellow FeverArchived
A double-blind, placebo-controlled, dose-escalation, phase 1 study was performed in 60 healthy subjects between 18 and 49 years of age. The two-dose regimen induced the development of neutralizing antibodies in high percentages of the subjects (from 88% to 100% of subjects depending on antigen content)".
Trends in Imported Chikungunya Virus Infections in Germany, 2006-2009Archived
As parts of Germany are considered potential colonization areas for A. albopictus, monitoring the trends of Chikungunya importation to Germany is a prerequisite for early detection of potential autochthonus cases.


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San Bernardino County Sun
Photo exhibit is a blast
from the past
By PRISCILLA NORDYKE
RODEN, Staff Writer
They say a picture is worth a
thousand words. If that's true,
an exhibit of photographs at
the San Bernardino County
Museum speaks volumes.
A collection of black-and-white
20th century photographic
images, taken from the 1950s
through the 1970s, offer a
unique perspective of events
that focused media attention
on the Inland Empire.
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Wells Fargo to use Adobe for digital signature service
Adobe is combining Acrobat technology with digital identity services from
News Story by Paul Roberts
JUNE 08, 2004 (IDG NEWS SERVICE) - Wells Fargo & Co. bank customers will soon be able to use digital
signatures and Adobe PDF documents to conduct sensitive business transactions.
Wells Fargo is planning to deploy a service called SimpleSign that combines Adobe Systems
Inc.'s Acrobat technology with digital identity services from Identrus LLC. The service is
designed to prevent document spoofing and allows banks and their customers to sign PDF
documents with digital signatures, creating legally binding digital documents, like loan
origination forms and letters of credit.
http://www.computerworld.com/databasetopics/data/story/0,10801,93727,00.html (
Banks, Brokerages Dogged by Message Storage Rules
Mandates for IM, e-mail retention pose IT challenges
News Story by Thomas Hoffman
JULY 05, 2004 (COMPUTERWORLD) - NEW YORK -- Information technology managers at financial services
firms are finding it increasingly difficult to comply with a bevy of regulations that require them to archive e-mail
and instant messaging exchanges with customers and ensure that the messages can be retrieved.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the New York Stock Exchange and the
National Association of Securities Dealers have all imposed regulations on the types of
information that brokerages can share with clients via e-mail or IM and how long messages
must be stored so they can be retrieved for regulatory audits.
Evening Times
Clinton papers off to library
By DAVID HAMMER
Associated Press Writer
LITTLE ROCK (AP) -- The final leg of a journey for hundreds of tons of documents from the
Clinton presidency will be the shortest -- a mile across downtown Little Rock from a former
automobile dealership where they've been stored for nearly four years, to their permanent
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The Post and Courier
Archives Dept. spins history into Web
Efforts under way to make available to the Internet
300 years of historical records
Of The Post and Courier Staff
No ride to your local library. No being hushed by librarians. You
wouldn't even have to change out of your pajamas, unless you
want to.
Now, researching within the comfort of your own home is a couple
of clicks away.
Washington Post
Keeping Trade Secrets Under Wraps
In a Knowledge Economy, Companies Combat Theft of Intellectual
By Amy Joyce
Washington Post Staff Writer
Sunday, June 27, 2004; Page F06
A woman in Georgia was about to move from her job at one travel
agency to a competitor. While still at the first company, she e-mailed
clients to tell them that if they would follow her to the new agency, she
would get them better deals.
A man in the Miami office of a telecommunications company left for a
competitor and took the client list from the first company with him.
When he started at the new job, he told those clients he could help them
get out of their old contract and could get them a better price.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A5970-2004Jun25.html (
Louisville Courier-Journal
Louisville seeks one site for archives
Police property room also would be housed in building
By SHELDON S. SHAFER
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The Courier-Journal
Louisville metro government is a pack rat.
It has archived material, including a handful of
items dating back to Louisville's founding in the
late 1700s, stored in the basements of Louisville
Gardens and Memorial Auditorium and on parts of
three floors at the Urban County Government
Center, 810 Barret Ave.
Likewise, Louisville Metro Police have property
stored in the basement of the metro police
headquarters at Seventh and Jefferson streets, at
the urban government center and at four suburban
police district stations. The property includes
evidence in cases and items that have been found
and turned in.
http://www.courier-journal.com/localnews/2004/07/06ky/B1-archive07060-7344.html (
Wichita Falls Times Record
Historians enjoying
new digs
By Judith K. McGinnis/Times Record News
July 6, 2004
Unpacking has always been SOP at the
Wichita County Archives.
As guardians for this repository of the
county's printed historical record, archivist
Lita Watson and a dedicated group of
volunteers have been sorting through
boxes of donated papers, maps and
ledgers since the archive was created in 1990.
The Australian
Film archives a click away
By Louise Perry
July 07, 2004
TEACHING Australian history to high school students or the fundamentals of
politics to undergraduates is often met with glazed eyes, yawns and boredom.
Take the textbooks away and replace them with the drama that film and television
provide and chances are the audience of the 21st century - brought up on a
steady diet of moving images - will perk up.
This theory, coupled with a desire to take film and TV archives from their dusty
shelves and make them widely and easily available, prompted the British Film
Institute to make its archives available online.
United States: HIPAA Privacy One Year Out: Developments and Lessons
25 June 2004
Article by Jennifer Willcox
I. Introduction
A little more than a year ago, many of us were frantically
copying Privacy Notices, completing HIPAA training and
tweaking our privacy policies. While some commentators
predicted mass chaos after April 14, 2003 as a result of the
HIPAA privacy requirements, the intervening year has been
manageable, thanks to the diligent efforts of the health
care community in preparing for compliance. HIPAA is not
just a test that a covered entity passed or failed on April
14, 2003, however; compliance is an ongoing process. This
Advisory summarizes some of the past year's important
HIPAA developments, and reminds providers about
compliance deadlines that are now upon us.
Detroit News
Tuesday, July 6, 2004
Libraries uphold privacy
Law student may sue for information on patrons
By Amy Lee / The Detroit News
Librarians across the
state are crying foul
over a widespread
request for library
cardholder information,
and some argue the
query amounts to an
attack on privacy
New York Times
July 6, 2004
You've Got Mail (and Court Says Others Can Read It)
By SAUL HANSELL
When everything is working right, an e-mail message appears to zip instantaneously from the
sender to the recipient's inbox. But in reality, most messages make several momentary stops as
they are processed by various computers en route to their destination.
Those short stops may make no difference to the users, but they make an enormous difference to the
privacy that e-mail is accorded under federal law.
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(07-06-2004) - Ambushing registrars
and tracking down executives at their
homes and offices, a literary publicist
has uncovered conflicts of interests and security flaws inside the
companies that make electronic ballot machines.
Searching the Web and poring over newspaper clippings, Bev Harris
has unearthed obscure arrest records, ties to conservative political
groups and other embarrassing secrets of senior executives at voting
Peter A. Kurilecz CRM, CA
Richmond, Va
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