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“mushroom balls” (2 reviews)
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A must go for vegetarians!
Lovely vegetarian restaurant! Really big range of options for vegetarians, went twice and both meals were lovely! My boyfriend who isn't a vegetarian also loved it! Also well priced and good cocktail bar next door. Staff really friendly and good music - deff recommend!
One of the best vegeterian restaurants in Prague.
Hidden in New Town near I. P. Pavlova subway station, this place is far above average when it comes to vegetarian food scene in Prague. The atmosphere is relaxed, music's great. Mushroom balls meal is delicious, a raw pistachio cake is just irresistible - simply...More
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Great food - it's vegetarian. I'm a carnivore but went here many times because the food is so great. The breakfast fruit waffle is worth traveling from Texas for. Lunch is awesome. And a full bar. Downstairs is a dance club. Everything there is top...More
We came here for dinner (we were 3), a friend reccomended us to come here. The portions are very big (except for the hummus), but - we ordered nachos, they were burned...(probably forgotten in the oven -there was a smell) and not edible. And when...More
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Really good vegetarian!
The food is super nice and really light. It is perfect for vegetarians whom wants something kind of extraordinary for a "green" dinner! the only bad thing was that me and my friends had 10 drinks each and didn't get even tippsy, I wonder if...More
'Why not' choice for Sunday brunch
Olinka Š, Manažer komunikace at Radost FX Restaurant, responded to this reviewResponded 8 March 2017
We had a wonderful vegetarian dinner at this restaurant, which was recommended by our hotel reception. Good quality and reasonable prices. To start, I had homemade vegetable soup that was tasty and hearty. Then I had a delicious spinach veggie burger that was amazing. My...More
Overpriced vegetarian restaurant that has seen better days
It used to be one of the best vegetarian restaurant back in the day when "vegetarian" was still a swear word. Times changed, now you can have a much better meal for a lower price elsewhere. It is pricey for the quality it offers, but...More
Amazing place to hang out and enjoy some hearty veg/vegan food
This place is truly unique. The food is truly global. We had a starter of Japanese Wakame soup and Mains of the African Cous Cous. The portion sizes were generous.The decor is beautiful almost gothic feel. It even has a dance club. The good thing...More
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Address: Belehradska 234/120, Prague 120 00, Czech Republic
Phone Number: +420 603 193 711
Upon entering Radost you are immediately taken back by the beautiful and cozy design of the Cafe. As you walk you have a full view on your right through large glass windows of the space. It has just recently been redesigned by the house designers for your comfort. The new mood of the space is of an antiquish style full of gold, flowers and crystals. The full menu is served from 11 AM until about midnight in the cafe, and it's NO SMOKING
If you are looking for a chill out space and a relaxing atmosphere then Radost recommends the Lounge. With dimmed lights, extremely comfortable chairs and sofas in an Oriental style and a bar that offers more than 390 varieties of drinks. Playing a constant mix of international sounds, creating a a great atmosphere in a fully air conditioned space. The full menu is served from 11 AM until the wee hours of the morning.
The gallery is the ,,OLD - NEW" bar of Radost. This part of the restaurant was named so because it once served as an actual gallery for local artists to display their work. The space was actually built for this purpose and was designed so that the functionality suited the artists best. The capacity for seating almost 50 in this space. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings this part of the restaurant has live DJ's, rotating This space can be rented for private parties.


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Originally from the Bronx, rapper and producer Y.A.N.K.E.E. made his way down south and began his efforts at production and engineering, which eventually lead him to meet Richmond rap veteran Noah-O and joining the Charged Up Enterprise. His new album “Ver•Sa•Tile” is out this week.
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James Moore enlisted in the Army on 1st May, 1861. He mustered into the 62nd NYSV on 30th June, 1861. James Moore was promoted to Corporal on 1st September, 1861. Thought he is recorded as mustering out as a Private, the 1890 US Census records him as a Corporal of the 62nd NY. James Moore endured 6 months imprisonment in Andersonville Prison. James Moore re-enlisted in the 62nd NY on 1st March, 1864. He was discharged from the Army on 30th August, 1865.
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Yours, M. C., Fifth Ward
Letter to the Sunday Mercury, March 30, 1862.
J Tierney’s note: The writer who identifies himself only as “M. C., Fifth Ward,” (one assumes he was a resident of New York City’s Fifth Ward which adjoined the notorious Sixth and was bounded roughly by the Hudson River to the East, Reade Street to the South, Broadway to the East and Canal Street to the North) gives a slightly irreverent but detailed account of the Advance on Manassas by Keyes’ division between March 10 and 16, 1862. Checking against accounts of the same movement in both De Trobriand’s Four Years with the Army of the Potomac and Penrose Mark’s history of the 93rd Pennsylvania, Red: White: and Blue Badge, shows that this appears to be a very accurate description of the Advance on Manassas. In so far as the chronology is concerned it is actually more accurate than Mark’s version of the event which contains clear calendar errors.
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Like many of the 62nd, George Moeser’s parents were born overseas and immigrated to the United States. Arriving from Bavaria, Germany, possibly on the ship Baltimore, in the 1830’s, Captain Moeser’s parents George (b. 1805) and Charlotte (b. 1814) settled in New York City and began their life in their adopted country as a tailor and housewife. No record could be found of any additional children or relatives crossing with them. George H. Moeser was born in New York City in 1837 and in 1860 married Lena (Helena) Moeser in Manhattan, New York and together they will have three children, George (b. 1862), Elizabeth (b. 1864) and John (b. 1866).
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New logo!	Posted on June 4, 2017	by itsjennythewren Hello everyone!
But for a while I wanted this blog to have a revamp (5 years with same image) and so a friend who not just writes but runs a cover design biz had a May sale and I jumped at the chance for her to create a logo for my blog (as seeing her portfolio I defiantly would recommend to use her for any book cover/logo/book trailers for all your work!) Her biz is Here is her Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/990091551095173/?fref=nf
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Cover Reveal- “little Grey dress” by Aimee Brown	Posted on May 30, 2017	by itsjennythewren What a gorgeous front cover! This book will be released on the 2nd August 2017 🙂
*Author Interview* -Lenny Montgomery	Posted on May 16, 2017	by itsjennythewren Hello everyone- its that time again for another fantastic author interview, this time with the lovely Lenny!
What would say is the genre for your book Science fiction
Where did the inspiration come from? My inspiration comes from my love of Star Trek, and other classic science fiction shows and books, but predominantly Star Trek.
How did you come up with the title for your book? I love how Latin looks, and how, for some reason, Latin has a sci-fi look to it which is bizarre if you think about how Latin is one of the oldest languages there has been. I wanted a snappy one or two word title that covered the whole theme of the novel, which is the unknown. Whether this is the unknown being that they are on a new ship, going further into space than before, or the unknown of what happened to the MC’s father and his ship. It is a voyage of discovery in all senses. In Ignato means “into the unknown” but the English does not sound like a book-title to me.
How long did it take you to finish writing the book before the first edit? How many drafts were there in total? I have not finished the book yet. So far it has taken me longer than I intended as I had to put it on hold twice, once to finish my thesis for my first degree, and then because of a job where I had no spare time…what time there was I had to spend sleeping. I may have to put it on hold a couple more times due to exams for my second degree, but I intend to finish it this summer; if all goes according to plan I will edit three to four times.
Are there any characters in the book based on people you know? There is definitely one – my arch villain has aspects gleaned from a younger sister.
How did you celebrate being published? Did you have a launch party? I will have a launch party when I publish. It will be a celebration of a dream come true.
Would you care to give us an extract? Sure, I would love to. Here is an extract from the beginning…
How do you beat writers block? Any tips? I have never had writer’s block, I am very fortunate that way. When asked to give tips to beat writer’s block I would say walk away from your writing for a bit, go and watch TV or go for a walk, or even write something else. Don’t sit and stare at a blank screen, or a blank page…that will never beat the block.
Do you have any hobbies apart from writing? I run a Star Trek fan group in Edinburgh, and I collect Star Trek memorabilia, and also collect books of all genres, fiction and non-fiction
When you write, do you consider yourself to be a plotter or a pantser? I hate the term pantser, but I am not a plotter. It is hard to explain to people how I write but it is not what pantser describes. When I write I am not just writing anything that comes to me, but I am seeing the story unfolding in front of me like a movie. I write what I see and hear
Do you have any advice for fellow writers? Yes. Don’t listen to advice, and break all the “rules”. Don’t waste time asking questions about how or what you should write; just go for it
If your book became a film- who would you pick to play the main characters? A difficult question. I would probably need to go back in time to find anyone I would consider good looking enough to play my main characters. A young version of James McAvoy could perhaps play the MC, but I would be hard pushed to find someone enough like Gregory Peck to play the secondary MC, he is kind of inspired by him. I would need to do a lot of research!
Lastly, where can readers find you and your book on the internet? My book is not available yet, but I have a Facebook page: Lenny Montgomery https://www.facebook.com/lenny.montgomery.author
New balloons!	Posted on May 15, 2017	by itsjennythewren I have not twisted in a while so I thought do some the last few days. 1st time I twisted a flower- need to practise the petals and 2nd time parrot in a cage (defo improvement from first one timewise) and i also attempted another bunny….
This morning I wanted to try twisting a monkey up a tree- another new thing for me as the technique to get the tree through the legs took a while! I can make a monkey but not done both 🙂
Last night I twisted a bear- got to the legs and it popped! Here is the face though!
So many new techniques learnt 🙂 Really having fun but want to add more to my list of models! 🙂
What one is your favourite? What would you like me to make next??
Book Review- Hurrah for Gin by Katie Kirby	Posted on May 12, 2017	by itsjennythewren Book Description:
“Tattered” Cover Reveal	Posted on May 8, 2017	by itsjennythewren So a few weeks ago I attended Lianne Kays Book cover reveal facebook event for her first book Tattered.
Camp Nano time!	Posted on April 16, 2017	by itsjennythewren Hello everyone- Happy Easter Sunday to you all 🙂 🙂
So I took the plunge 13 days late and joined camp nano to help finish off my fairytale story (or at least nearly finish it) I have set a word count of 5k so fingers crossed will get near to that this time as not as tough as nanowrimo limit :s
Also I have unpacked my big A2 paper and drew a tiara shopkin for Jess to put on her wall (she drew cookie while I was drawing tiara was a nice crafty session) – Anyone else have a lil shopkin fan?
Here is the drawing- took roughly an hour 🙂
Now to type up a book cover reveal party to post on here tomorrow!
Linking up with Sunday Sketches blog hop over at http://alexandramacvean.blogspot.co.uk 🙂
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*Author Interview- Angie Grigaliunas*	Posted on April 15, 2017	by itsjennythewren Hello and welcome to another author interview- today we have Angie Grigaliunas 😀 so take a seat and read on….
My eyes dropped to the hammer in Lord Masrekah’s hand, and my stomach knotted. Why can’t he ever just light the fire? He ripped the gag off, stepped back, and slammed the hammer against the doomed monster’s knees. The itzalin screamed and squeezed her eyes shut, her body heaving. As Lord Masrekah moved to shatter her shoulders, I averted my gaze. Each crack and cry cut through me.
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An old memory..	Posted on April 13, 2017	by itsjennythewren Hello everyone!
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US5778198A - Data transferring method and system utilizing a transfer-related waiting time - Google Patents
Data transferring method and system utilizing a transfer-related waiting time
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2. A method according to claim 1, wherein the step of changing the transfer-related waiting time comprises:
performing a test which includes generating a plurality of test-data transmission command signals, transmitting each of a plurality of unit amounts of test data, in response to a corresponding one of the test-data transmission command signals, reading in said each unit amount of test data after waiting for a test-related waiting time from a timing of generation of said one test-data transmission command signal, judging whether the read-in each unit amount of test data is identical with a corresponding one of a plurality of unit amounts of comparison data which are same as the test data, and increasing the test-related waiting time between the timing of generation of said one test-data transmission command signal and a timing of reading-in of said each unit amount of test data, by a predetermined time, when it is judged that the read-in each unit amount of test data is not identical with said one unit amount of comparison data,
repeating the test to obtain, as said actual time, a shortest test-related waiting time when it is first judged that the read-in each unit amount of test data is identical with said one unit amount of comparison data, and
changing, based on the shortest test-related waiting time, the transfer-related waiting time such that the changed transfer-related waiting time is not shorter than the shortest test-related waiting time.
3. A method according to claim 2, wherein the step of performing the test comprises operating one of the data receiver and the data transmitter to generate the test-data transmission command signals and supply the test-data transmission command signals to the other of the data receiver and the data transmitter, operating said other of the data receiver and the data transmitter to transmit said each unit amount of test data, in response to said one test-data transmission command signal, to said one of the data receiver and the data transmitter, and operating said one of the data receiver and the data transmitter to read in said each unit amount of test data after waiting for the test-related waiting time.
7. A method according to claim 1, wherein the step of changing the transfer-related waiting time comprises:
performing a test which includes generating at least one test-data transmission command signal, transmitting at least one unit amount of test data in response to said testdata transmission command signal, and reading in said unit amount of test data after waiting for a test-related waiting time as said actual time which starts from a timing of generation of said test-data transmission command signal, and
changing, based on said test-related waiting time, the transfer-related waiting time such that the changed transfer-related waiting time is not shorter than the test-related waiting time.
8. A system including a data transmitter and a data receiver, for transferring transfer data from the data transmitter to the data receiver, the data transmitter transmitting each of a plurality of unit amounts of the transfer data, to the data receiver, in response to a corresponding one of a plurality of transfer-data transmission command signals which are generated by the data receiver and supplied to the data transmitter, wherein the improvement comprises waiting-time changing means for changing a transfer-related waiting time between a timing of generation of said one transfer-data transmission command signal by the data receiver and a timing of reading-in of said each unit amount of transfer data by the data receiver, based on an actual time needed for transmission of a data transmission command signal from the data receiver to the data transmitter and for transmission of a unit amount of data from the data transmitter to the data receiver in response to said data transmission command signal, so that the data receiver reads in, after waiting for the changed transfer-related waiting time, said each unit amount of transfer data transmitted thereto from the data transmitter.
9. A system according to claim 8, wherein said waiting-time changing means comprises:
testing means for performing a test which includes generating a plurality of test-data transmission command signals, transmitting each of a plurality of unit amounts of test data, in response to a corresponding one of the test-data transmission command signals, reading in said each unit amount of test data after waiting for a test-related waiting time from a timing of generation of said one test-data transmission command signal, judging whether the read-in each unit amount of test data is identical with a corresponding one of a plurality of unit amounts of comparison data which are same as the test data, and increasing the test-related waiting time between the timing of generation of said one test-data transmission command signal and a timing of reading-in of said each unit amount of test data, by a predetermined time, when it is judged that the read-in each unit amount of test data is not identical with said one unit amount of comparison data;
repeating means for repeating the test to obtain, as said actual time, a shortest test-related waiting time when it is first judged that the read-in each unit amount of test data is identical with said one unit amount of comparison data; and
means for changing, based on the shortest test-related waiting time, the transfer-related waiting time such that the changed transfer-related waiting time is not shorter than the shortest test-related waiting time.
10. A system according to claim 9, wherein the testing means comprises a command signal generator and a test-data transmitter, the command signal generator generating the test-data transmission command signals and supplying the test-data transmission command signals to the test-data transmitter, the test-data transmitter transmitting said each unit amount of test data, to the command signal generator, in response to said one test-data transmission command signal, the command signal generator reading in said each unit amount of test data after waiting for the test-related waiting time.
22. A system according to claim 8, wherein said waiting-time changing means comprises:
testing means for performing a test which includes generating at least one testdata transmission command signal, transmitting at least one unit amount of test data in response to said test-data transmission command signal, and reading in said unit amount of test data after waiting for a test-related waiting time as said actual time which starts from a timing of generation of said test-data transmission command signal; and
means for changing, based on said test-related waiting time, the transfer-related waiting time such that the changed transfer-related waiting time is not shorter than the test-related waiting time.
23. A data transferring system comprising:
a data receiver which generates, in a transfer mode, a plurality of transfer-data transmission command signals and generates, in a test mode, a plurality of test-data transmission command signals;
a data transmitter which transmits, in the transfer mode, each of a plurality of unit amounts of transfer data, to the data receiver, in response to a corresponding one of the transfer-data transmission command signals which are generated by the data receiver and supplied to the data transmitter, so that the data receiver receives said each unit amount of transfer data;
the data transmitter including
a transmission-mode selector which selects one of a first transmission mode in which the data transmitter transmits, in response to said one transfer-data transmission command signal, said each unit amount of transfer data and a corresponding one of a plurality of response signals, to the data receiver, and a second transmission mode in which the data transmitter transmits, in response to said one transfer-data transmission command signal, said each unit amount of transfer data without transmitting any of said response signals, to the data receiver, and
a test-data transmitter which transmits, in the test mode, each of a plurality of unit amounts of test data without transmitting any of said response signals, to the data receiver, in response to a corresponding one of the test-data transmission command signals which are generated by the data receiver and supplied to the data transmitter, so that the data receiver receives said each unit amount of test data;
the data receiver including
a reading-in-mode selector which selects one of a first reading-in mode which corresponds to the first transmission mode and in which the data receiver transmits, in response to said corresponding one response signal, a following one of the transfer-data transmission command signals, to the data transmitter, and a second reading-in mode which corresponds to the second transmission mode,
testing means for generating, in the test mode, the test-data transmission command signals and thereby commanding the test-data transmitter to transmit said each unit amount of test data to the data receiver so that the data receiver reads in said each unit amount of test data, after waiting for a test-related waiting time from a timing of generation of said corresponding one test-data transmission command signal,
judging means for judging whether said each unit amount of test data read in by the data receiver is identical with a corresponding one of a plurality of unit amounts of comparison data which are same as the test data,
waiting-time increasing means for increasing the test-related waiting time by a predetermined time when the judging means judges that the read-in each unit amount of test data is not identical with said one unit amount of comparison data,
repeating means for operating the testing means, the judging means, and the waiting-time increasing means to increase the test-related waiting time, so as to obtain a shortest test-related waiting time when the judging means first judges that the read-in each unit amount of test data is identical with said one unit amount of comparison data,
mode-changing means for placing the data transmitter and the data receiver from the test mode into the transfer mode, and
control means for controlling, in the transfer mode, the transmission-mode selector of the data transmitter and the reading-in-mode selector of the data receiver to select one of the first and second transmission modes and a corresponding one of the first and second reading-in modes, respectively.
24. A data transferring system according to claim 23, wherein said control means comprises means for controlling, when an amount of the transfer data is greater than a reference value, the transmission-mode selector and the reading-in-mode selector to select the second transmission mode and the second reading-in mode, respectively, so that the data transmitter transmits, in the second transmission mode, said each unit amount of transfer data, to the data receiver, in response to said one transfer-data transmission command signal, and the data receiver reads in, in the second reading-in mode, after waiting for at least the shortest test-related waiting time, said each unit amount of transfer data transmitted thereto from the data transmitter.
29. A recording medium for recording a control program to control a computer to receive transfer data from a data transmitter, the control program performing, when executed by the computer the steps of:
operating the computer to generate each of a plurality of transfer-data transmission command signals and supply the transfer-data transmission command signals to the data transmitter, so that the data transmitter transmits a corresponding one of a plurality of unit amounts of the transfer data, to the computer, in response to said each transfer-data transmission command signal, and
changing a transfer-related waiting time between a timing of generation of said each transfer-data transmission command signal by the computer and a timing of reading-in of said one unit amount of transfer data by the computer, based on an actual time needed for transmission of a data transmission command signal from the data receiver to the data transmitter and for transmission of a unit amount of data from the data transmitter to the data receiver in response to said data transmission command signal, so that the computer reads in, after waiting for the changed transfer-related waiting time, said one unit amount of transfer data transmitted thereto from the data transmitter.
30. A recording medium according to claim 29, wherein the step of changing the transfer-related waiting time comprises:
31. A recording medium according to claim 30, wherein the control program further comprises a step of operating the computer to generate a host busy signal having a plurality of low-to-high changes and a plurality of high-to-low changes which provide the transfer-data and test-data transmission command signals.
35. A recording medium according to claim 29, wherein the step of changing the transfer-related waiting time comprises:
performing a test which includes generating at least one test-data transmission command signal, transmitting at least one unit amount of test data in response to said test-data transmission command signal, and reading in said unit amount of test data after waiting for a test-related waiting time as said actual time which starts from a timing of generation of said test-data transmission command signal, and
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memorymakerFlorida7456Reviewed 4 October 2016 Jewel in the hills above FlorenceVilla Belvedere is a beautiful property located in the hills just above Florence, an easy 15 or 20 minute walk (down hill) into the city center. The hotel is family run, a lovely old mansion with a smaller accommodation that reception referred to as the...More3 Thank memorymaker LibbbbCEncounter Bay, Australia2516Reviewed 30 September 2016 via mobile Absolutely superb !We ran away from our air BnB after one night due to filth and on a Friday managed to find this sublime hotel from another time. It is a family run hotel with the Matriach of 80 yrs pretty much overseeing the quality control. Spotlessly...More2 Thank LibbbbC ThamePeteThame4Reviewed 28 September 2016 via mobile Excellent FindBooked at short notice for one night during resort holiday in San Vincenzo. Staff were brilliant, sorting out some poor planning on our part. Room was very comfortable and well appointed. Hotel had charm and elegance, and service throuhout was excellent. Location was good, walkable...MoreThank ThamePete Neil W6Reviewed 19 September 2016 we enjoyed this hotelWe were pensive about where to stay in Florence. In is quite crowded and with a car it can be challenging. This hotel sits in a quiet neighborhood on a hill. Parking your car is included. Very safe. Not a restaurant on premise per se...MoreThank Neil W doodytuasonPasig, Philippines2Reviewed 14 September 2016 Soulful RestSitting in the veranda looking out to the city below and on to the hills of Fiesole and at the blue Tuscan sky , is our idea of resting our weary minds and bodies . The villa itself is a perfect setting for getting away...MoreThank doodytuason PreviousNext123456…24Updating list... Similar hotelsSee all 411 hotels in FlorenceVilla Carlotta Hotel595 reviews#233 of 411 hotels in Florence Park Palace Hotel318 reviews#169 of 411 hotels in Florence Kraft Hotel437 reviews#84 of 411 hotels in Florence Italiana Hotels Florence996 reviews#160 of 411 hotels in Florence About Awards & Recognition Certificate of ExcellenceWhat is Certificate of Excellence? TripAdvisor gives a Certificate of Excellence to accommodations, attractions and restaurants that consistently earn great reviews from travellers. Amenities Top amenitiesPoolFree ParkingBar/LoungeBreakfast includedRoom ServiceFree High Speed Internet ( WiFi )Hotel AmenitiesFree ParkingBreakfast includedMultilingual StaffChildren Activities (Kid / Family Friendly)Room ServiceDry CleaningLaundry ServiceConciergeBabysittingRoom amenitiesAir ConditioningThings to doPoolBar/LoungeTennis CourtDetails Price rangeUS$123 - US$219 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room) Hotel classStar rating provided by Expedia.Hotel Style#95 Luxury Hotel in Florence #107 Romantic Hotel in Florence #130 Family Hotel in Florence Room typesSuites ,Non-Smoking Rooms ,Family Rooms ,Accessible rooms Number of rooms24 Reservation OptionsTripAdvisor is proud to partner with Booking.com, Orbitz, Expedia, Hotels.com, Travelocity, Agoda, Priceline, TripOnline SA, Hotwire, Cheap Tickets and HotelQuickly so you can book your Villa Belvedere - Florence reservations with confidence. We help millions of travellers each month to find the perfect hotel for both holiday and business trips, always with the best discounts and special offers. LocationItaly >Tuscany >Province of Florence >Florence Also Known AsVilla Belvedere - Florence Hotel Florence ,Hotel Belvedere Florence Show More Show Less Add Photo Photos All photos (291) Full view Traveller (102)Room & Suite (150)Dining (22)Pool & Beach (5)Hotel & Grounds (109)Bathroom (4)Family and Play Areas (1)
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because the easy way to get to the Mugello autodromo is this, other ways you can get there with train and shuttle bus, but... More if you have a car or moto or scooter I suggest you to see on the web the link of
because the easy way to get to the Mugello autodromo is this, other ways you can get there with train and shuttle bus, but is more difficolt to reach in time the placeAre you sure you want to delete this answer?Delete Confirm CancelHelpful answer1VoteNot as helpfulLori ZIs there a free shuttle into town for sightseeing? If not, what is the price of a taxi cab?
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Thoughts From Peter Dorelli
Some snippets from a Class Magazine interview with Peter Dorelli. It’s interesting to hear his perspective on the Japanese hard shake, jiggering and homemade ingredients - I don’t agree with him but I understand his reasoning.
“"[The Japanese] hard shake sounds awful, it needs to be rhythmic," he says, miming a shaker and the gentle noise it makes. He’s proud of his bartending generation. "In my day bartenders had nothing, we did a lot with a small amount of ingredients. What the kids have on the shelves today… it’s incredible."…
"Bartenders need someone to look up to," he says of today’s creative bartenders. So what has 50 years taught Peter Dorelli about bartending? Controversially, he believes the modern bartending scene over-utilises homemade infusions and liqueurs. “I’ve been in bars where 85 per cent of the menu are all signature cocktails, which customers can’t reproduce. Their own bitters, their own infusions. It’s arrogance. Where is the customer?” He also doesn’t agree with precisely measuring everything. “We free-poured, it’s a generous gesture. I don’t understand why these bartenders carefully measure everything out as if one drop with change a drink. Come on. What will one tenth do? And straw-testing a drink then saying ‘mmm that’s good’. Don’t! If the customer doesn’t like this drink what do they then say?” he says, mimicking a hunched-over bartender trying to jigger 5ml. Peter has always been a man comfortable in his own skin: he believes bartenders need to develop their own style and personality and says that’s the key to better customer relationships. “Bring yourself across in the bar. We’ve lost the importance of the person in front of you. Acknowledge them, understand their body language. Get over the whole ‘I’m a creator.’ It’s ok bartender-to-bartender, one-upmanship is always healthy, but it does not belong behind the bar.”“
Currently Sipping: Elijah Craig 12 7G Single Barrel
A Quick Note on Distillation Proof
For distillation geeks like myself, here’s a little insight into total distillation volume from a low proof vs. a high proof spirit coming off the still. Good to know, thanks gaz!
“Listen up, now, it’s time to pay attention: For years and years I have applauded whiskeymakers who distill out at low proofs, and rightfully so—they make the most flavorful whiskeys. But I’ve also made note of the fact that, by distilling out at a low proof, they end up with less whiskey, so they deserve, not only applause, but a standing ovation. I was right about the applause, but there’s no need to leave your seat.
I was suitably impressed when Sandy told us the proof at which The Macallan leaves the still—Carlton Hacker and I figured that it’s equal to only 40 teaspoons—I gave him the usual slap on the back, and made mention that I understood that his methods were costly since they resulted in less whisky. Boy, do I know my stuff. ”That’s not true, laddie,” said Sandy.
Sandy obviously wasn’t the genius I’d taken him for. My theory was this: One gallon, or 128 ounces, of whiskey at 50% abv contains 64 ounces of pure alcohol. When the whiskey is brought down to bottle-proof at 40% abv, you end up with 160 ounces, or 1.25 gallons of product. Now take a gallon of whiskey at 60% abv, which contains 76.8 ounces of alcohol, bring it down to the same bottle proof, and you have 192 ounces, or 1.5 gallons of golden nectar. Makes sense, huh? But it’s not that easy. Sandy told me so:
"Fact is, Laddie, there’s only so much alcohol in the mash in the first place, so if you come off the still at a low proof, you’ll end up with a greater volume of high wines than you will at a higher proof. When you bring them down to bottling strength you’ll end up with the same amount."
I felt like one of the three stooges. I slapped my forehead hard enough to send me reeling through the still-house. My mouth didn’t close for about two weeks (4,375 teaspoons of time). What a dolt.
Here’s a question, though: Why have I believed this fallacy for so long, and how many others have believed the same? It’s true that I should have taken my mathematical homework a stretch farther and taken into consideration the amount of alcohol in the initial mash, and I will take the fall for that. I wasn’t thorough enough. But I can’t close without pointing out that I’ve written about this matter on numerous occasions in the past, and I’ve brought it up when interviewing many people in the bourbon industry. Nobody has ever pointed out my mistake before now. Why is that? You might think that they wouldn’t like to correct me in case I take offense, but I like to believe that everyone I know in the industry is aware that I’m completely approachable when it comes to getting my facts straight, so I doubt that that’s the case.
Truth be known, after making a few phone calls to some very knowledgeable people, I discovered that the vast majority of them didn’t realize I was wrong either. My initial theory seems to make sense, so why question it? Only a few of the top boffins in the laboratories would look at my equation and figure out it didn’t quite work.
So now, hopefully, I’ve set the record straight. Distilling out at low proof does make for better bourbon (and scotch, and Irish), but it doesn’t make for less bourbon. Got it?”
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"Christmas Drinks from Around the World"
An article from Liquor.com on some of the punches that are served around the world during Christmas. I will definitely try my hand at a couple of these this holiday season!
“In Scandinavia, where winters are long, dark and bitterly cold, the hardy inhabitants of the region thaw out with bowls of boozyGlögg. Our recipe for the hot, spiced elixir of wine, fruit and often vodka comes from chef Marcus Jernmark of New York’s acclaimed restaurant Aquavit, which also includes port.
But not all holiday cocktails are served warm. In Puerto Rico, chilled glasses of Coquito are ubiquitous at celebrations. The seasonal tipple is a rich mix of coconut cream and rum that’s simultaneously Christmas-y and tropical.
Here in America, there is an array of Yuletide drinking traditions, from Eggnog to Mulled Wine. We think that the Tom & Jerry deserves to be known better. Invented in England in the 1820s (it predates the cartoon cat and mouse by more than a century), the combination of eggs, sugar and milk with bothcognac and rum is popular in Wisconsin and Minnesota but nearly unheard-of outside the Upper Midwest.
Another one to consider making is the tequila-based Ponche Navideño (pictured above) from Mexico. It’s a tart and spicy concoction of stewed fruit, tamarind and walnuts. Our authentic recipe, from bartender Will Duncan of the aptly named Punch House in Chicago, calls for guava and tejocote, a native Mexican fruit also known as manzanita or Mexican hawt

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political and science rhymes: U.S.Government Trains Hundreds Of Dangerous Foreign Psycho-paths In US Annually At Taxpayer Expense And Expense Of Our Safety
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The United States trains at least 100,000 foreign soldiers and police from more than 150countries each year at a cost of tens of millions of dollars. Tens of thousands study in the US atthe approximately 275 known military schools and installations that provide training; the UStrains many more in their own nations through a variety of programs. Closure of the USArmy's recently renamed School of the Americas (SOA) has been the principal focus to dateof campaigners concerned about the human rights impact of US military and police training.But SOA is just the tip of the iceberg. The below map and list on the back side of this graphicrepresent only a partial listing of all the schools and installations in the US that provideforeign military training.
The locations of facilities in the United States that provide training for foreign military personnel.
The Command and General StaffCollege trains over 22,000 USand foreign officers annually tolead combat units. This schoolteaches one of the main coursestaught at the infamous School ofthe Americas, but in Englishrather than Spanish. In 2000-2001, 90 soldiers from 79 countriesattended the school. Recentgraduates came from Albania,Algeria, Belarus, Bosnia, Colombia,Mali, Senegal, Tunisia, Turkey,Uganda, and Zimbabwe.
US Army Intelligence Center and School, Ft. Huachuca, AZ
This school teaches the range ofmodern military intelligencecourses, including counterintelligence,"human intelligencebasic, "and "intelligence in combating terrorism." Eighty-two foreign military students attended in FY 1998, and 123 were slated to attend in 1999. The largest national contingents were from Turkey, Egypt, Israel, Saudi Arabia and Mexico.
US Army JFK Special Warfare Center and School, Ft. Bragg, NC
Described in one Pentagon publicationas "the Army's special operationsuniversity," Ft. Bragg is thehome of the US Army SpecialForces (the "Green Berets"), troopsthat specialize in unconventionalwarfare and psychological operations.These units were activelyengaged in the counterinsurgencywars of the 1960s-80s, traininginsurgent and state affiliated paramilitaryforces, and they have frequentlyparticipated in covert operationsrun by the intelligence community.Foreign officers fromColombia, Bahrain, Jordan, Egypt,Mexico, Philippines, Nepal, Thailand,Turkey and other countries studiedat Ft. Bragg in recent years.
US Army School of the Americas, Ft. Benning, GA
For more than a decade, SOA (renamed the "Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation") has been the focus of a citizen campaign to close it down because of the widespread commission of human rights violations by former SOA students. It was revealed in 1996 that this school had used manuals that advocated execution, torture and blackmail as recently as 1991. Today SOA/ WHINSEC provides Spanish language instruction in 53 courses. About 600 soldiers from Latin American militaries attend this school annually. The SOA Watch campaign's organizing and lobbying efforts have forced the Army to increase the level of transparency around SOA's curriculum, to institutionalize human rights training, and to establish internal and external oversight mechanisms at the school.
Foreign Military Training Schools in Your Neighborhood
US Army Ordnance, Missile and Munitions Center and School, Redstone Arsenal, AL
US Army Aviation Center, Ft Rucker, AL
Air Command and Staff College, Maxwell AFB, AL
Ira C. Eaker College for Professional Development, Maxwell AFB, AL
US Army Military Police School, Ft McClellan, AL
US Army Intelligence Center and School, Ft Huachuca, AZ
Western Army National Guard Aviation Training Site, Marana, AZ
US Army National Training Center, Ft Irwin, CA
Defense Resources Management Institute, Monterey, CA Expeditionary Warfare Training Group, Pacific, San Diego, CA
Helicopter Combat Support Squadron Three, Naval Air Station North Island, San Diego, CA
Fleet Anti-Submarine Warfare Training Center San Diego, CA
Naval Special Warfare Command, Coronado, CA
Marine Corps Air Base, West Miramar, CA
Navy Submarine School, Groton, CT
National Defense University, Ft McNair, Washington, DC
National War College, Ft McNair, Washington, DC
Center for Hemispheric Studies, Ft McNair, Washington, DC
Air Force Special Operations School, Hurlburt Field, FL
Commodore Training Air Wing Five, Milton, FL
Naval Aviation Schools Command, Naval Air Station, Pensacola, FL
Navy Technical Training Center, Corry Station, Pensacola, FL
US Army School of the Americas/Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation, Ft Benning, GA
Navy Submarine Training Center, Pacific, Pearl Harbor, HI Asia-Pacific Center, Honolulu, HI
US Army Management Engineering College, Rock Island, IL
US Army Command and General Staff College Ft Leavenworth, KS
US Army Armor School, Ft Knox, KY
Defense Information School, Ft Meade, MD
United States Naval Test Pilot School, Naval Air Station, Patuxent, MD
US Army Engineer Center, Ft Leonard Wood, MO
US Army Chemical School, Ft Leonard Wood, MO
Marine Corps Detachment, Ft Leonard Wood, MO
Navy Technical Training Center, Meridian MS 81st Training Group, Keesler AFB, MS
US Army JFK Special Warfare Center and School, Ft Bragg, NC
18th Airborne Corps, Ft Bragg, NC
Navy Small Craft Instruction and Technical Training School, Camp LeJeune, NC
49th Fighter Wing Training Squadron, Holloman AFB, NM
542nd Crew Training Wing, Kirtland AFB, NM
57th Fighter Wing, Nellis AFB, NV
Defense Institute of Security Assistance Management, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH
US Army Defense Ammunition Center, McAlester, OK
Eastern US Army National Guard Aviation Training Site, Annville, PA
Surface Warfare Officers School Command, Newport, RI
US Army Training Center, Ft Jackson, SC
US Army Air Defense Artillery School, Ft Bliss, TX
US Army Sergeants Major Academy, Ft Bliss, TX
21st Cavalry Brigade (Air Combat), Ft Hood, TX
Inter-American Air Forces Academy, Lackland AFB, TX
International Office, 82nd Airborne, Sheppard AFB, TX
Mine Warfare Training Center, Ingleside, TX
US Army Logistics Management College, Ft Lee, VA
US Army Aviation Logistics School, Ft Eustis, VA
Defense Mapping School, Ft Belvoir, VA
Naval Special Warfare Development Group, Dam Neck, VA
Expeditionary Warfare Training Group, Atlantic, Northfolk, VA
US Marine Corps General Command and Staff College, Quantico, VA
US Marine Corps Scout Sniper Instruction School, Quantico, VA
Fleet Combat Training Center, Norfolk, VA
374th Training Wing Detachment, Portsmouth, VA
9th Infantry Division, Ft Lewis, WA
Navy Undersea Warfare Center, Keyport, WA
This is a partial listing of military schools and installations that AIUSA has knowledge of. For space reasons, we were not able to include the full list. More installations are listed in the report Unmatched Power, Unmet Principles.
AIUSA requested a list of all facilities providing training forforeign military personnel from the Defense Security Cooperation Agency, theoffice with oversight responsibility for foreign military training, in March 2000.The office did not provide us with the requested information. Sources for the abovegraphic and the partial listing of schools include:
US Department of Defense and US Department of State, Foreign Military Training& DoD Engagement Activities of Interest in Fiscal Years 1998-99: Joint Report toCongress (Washington, DC: March 1999).
US Army Assistance Training Field Activity web page, http://www-satfa.Monroe.army.mil/
US Naval Education and Training Security Assistance Field Activity: US MarineCorp International Training Catalogue, available at:http://www.netsafa.navy.mil/Marine_Corps/Mapit.htm
Adam Isacson and Joy Olson, Just the Facts -1999 Edition: A Civilian's Guide toU.S. Defense and Security Assistance to Latin America and the Caribbean(Washington, DC: Latin America Working Group and Center for InternationalPolicy, 1999), pp. 168-9.


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Walking with the Washburns: March 2009
We decided to get up extremely early last Sunday so that we could go and take pictures of the city before we leave in a few weeks. The city can be a little dangerous so we wanted to travel down to Roseau when there were not many people around. On Sundays everyone goes to church here, and I mean everyone. On Sunday morning once church started the streets were completely empty allowing us to get plenty pictures of the town. The town is run down a bit, but it is so unique to me because each house is painted a different color. The colors are so bright here as well. Basically what happens when you want to paint your house is this: You walk in. You say you need paint. They say well we have these two colors. Then you pick one, and that is what you get. It is actually really pretty. It was very early in the morning but we enjoyed ourselves.
We have seen two brush fires since we have been here. We could not believe it when we saw the first one last week. This rather large fire was making its way across the mountainside towards peoples houses and the lady we were with said something like, "Oh, don't worry about it. They will wait it out. It will be fine". John and I were like really? By the time the fire truck would have even gotten there it would have been bad. At that moment I thanked the Lord for all the regulations we have in the US making sure there are so many fire stations according to a city's population!
We decided that we would make the hike up to Victoria falls. The hike was a difficult one but once we saw the falls it was all worth it. We were told it would take about 25 min to hike into the falls, but it took 3 hours. I have noticed that our version of time and the Dominican version of time are not quite the same. Who knows they might actually be able to do it in 25 min because they have done it so many times before.
I just love all of the boats here. Old boats, new boats, rusty boats.. I love it! We went down to Portsmouth for church on Sunday and we saw a ton of boats. The pictures turned out pretty well too.
Ti Tou Gorge and Indian River
John and I had such a blast at the Ti Tou Gorge and the Indian River. The Ti Tou Gorge is actually on the hike back from the Boiling Lake and the Indian River is located in Portsmouth. Two completely different locations but they do have sometime in common...parts of the Pirates of the Caribbean II and III were filmed at both of these locations!The Titou Gorge is a narrow water filled canyon just at the start of the Boiling Lake trail. A lot of people come up just to see the gorge itself, and leave the Boiling Lake hike to the brave. We enjoyed a swim in the gorge after our exhausting hike. I really just wanted to get home but John convinced me that we should go for a quick swim. I am glad we did :) The water was cold and crystal clear. It was just plain beautiful with the sun shining down into the cracks above the gorge.The Indian River was actually a lot more that I expected. We started at the base and hired a guide to paddle us up river. It was so calm and relaxing. It was really neat to see all of the vegetation growing straight up from the water, and creating all of these reflections on the water. The trees hung just over the water, creating a surreal effect (no wonder why the filmed a movie here).I will try to get pictures up as soon as I can, but the internet is not working well over here.
A few nights ago we enjoyed one of the local foods, plantains. Plantains are much firmer and do not have as much sugar in them compared to regular bananas. Normally you would eat a banana raw but plantains are usually cooked before they are eaten. They can be used to make a variety of foods, but we just fried them up as plantain chips. They taste kind of like a potato. They were yummy. If you are really curious to learn more about the plantain check out this website:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plantain
On Saturday we traveled up to boiling lake. We started out very early in the morning because most people take anywhere from 4-8 hours to finish it. We definitely took a while because we took so many photos! Let's just put it this way, my legs are killing me today! It was definitely strenuous but well worth it. The boiling lake was only discovered about 50 years ago. Basically the island is full of volcanoes so this is just another way for the pressure built up underneath the earth to escape. At the top of this crazy hike there is a cliff and just below that lies the boiling lake. It is considered the largest boiling lake in the world, well actually tied with another lake in New Zealand.It was believed that a man actually fell in the lake after trying to retrieve a tourists camera that fell down the cliff. The man actually came back after the tour was over to get the camera but he was by himself. His rope broke as he was repelling down the cliff and no one was there to get him out of the boiling water. The man had third degree burns on half his body, but supposedly survived because a tour group that came up right after us told us they met him. Apparently he was selling some sort of trinket down at the bottom of the trailhead, and he was telling them this story. Crazy huh?...that is if it is true :)We took several pictures. The one on display is just a black water pool. There were several of this bubbling black water pools (man did it stink) in the Valley of Desolation. The Valley of desolation is on the way into the Boiling Lake.
On Saturday John and I traveled up to Emerald Pool. It is about an hour from Roseau and it requires just a short hike to travel into the falls. You can actually swim in the falls and the water is crystal clear. After the Emerald Pool we made a stop to swim in the Layou River. This is the largest river in Dominica and has both cold and hot spots. There are several sulfur springs throughout the island that merge with different waterfalls and rivers. This is the strangest thing when you are swimming.
Mourne Bruce and Botanical Gardens
Well, we were supposed to travel to Castle Bruce for John's clinic but the clinic got canceled. So instead, John and I decided to go out to the botanical gardens and travel up to Mourne Bruce. From Mourne Bruce you can overlook the entire city of Roseau. At the top of Mourne Bruce was a huge sculpture of Jesus. It was quite beautiful quite a beautiful hike.On our hike up to Mourne Bruce we saw a variety of different lizards and plants. We even saw some lizards dueling it out! For more pictures check out my links.
I am sure that you have probably seen this picture already but just for those who haven't, this is where the Atlantic is on the right side and the Caribbean Sea is on the left.Oh, and tomorrow the traveling clinic is going to Castle Bruce. Hopefully I will be able to post some of those photos very soon!
Every Thursday John's doctor does a traveling clinic around the island, and last week we went to a place called La Plaine. It is just a small town on the opposite side of the island and just a little to the northeast . There are a few hotels and tourist attractions around the area so while John was working in the clinic during the day the driver took me to a very remote location in the area, called Jungle Bay. This was the most beautiful place I have been to on the island and the pictures just are not enough to describe the beauty.The Atlantic Ocean was on this side of the island near La Plaine unlike further down south at the tip of Scott's Head, where the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea are separated by a small strip of land. The Atlantic Ocean is much more aggressive which causes larger waves compared to the Caribbean Sea, and it really something to see the difference. When the waves come it beats the rocks back and forth so hard that is sounds like a loud crashing.
If you guys are interested in looking at my pictures taken here on the island just go to my links on the right side of this page and click on either My Facebook link or My Flickr site.Oh..and my scuba diving lessons..for those of you who are scared to death of water, I just wanted to let you know you can still get your scuba diving license! I was so scared I was trembling! My instructor thought it was funny, meanwhile I was scared to death. When all was said and done, I had a great time. I was really glad that John FORCED me to do it!This is the beautiful water I was diving in!
So I have decided to embark on this blog thing! I figured it would be a great way to keep people updated, that is if they want to be :)So for those of you who do not know that we are in Dominica we will be here for about another 5 weeks. We have already been here for about 2 weeks and boy have they been busy weeks. I cannot really catch you up on all the things we have been doing for the last few weeks because that would take forever. However, I did get my scuba diving license and we went to Trafalgar Falls this last weekend. I will post some pictures from the Falls because they were absolutely georgeous! I will admit it was a dangerous hike up to the top of the Falls but once we were there it was amazing!


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Himachal cabinet nod to cancel four hydro projects, fill 600 posts, Energy News, ET EnergyWorld
The cabinet also approved to cancel four small hydro electric projects, including Seri Nala (2.50MW) in Shimla district, Malin-II (0.50MW) in Kangra district, Tikar (1.00 MW) and Kandi (0.90MW) both in Mandi district.TNN | October 06, 2016, 08:43 IST
Shimla: Himachal Pradesh cabinet in its meeting held on Wednesday approved to fill up over 600 posts in various departments. Around 154 posts of kanungos would be created, as a decision has been taken to amend the 'Land Record Manual' by creating a kanungo circle over every six patwar circles.
In addition to this, the state cabinet has also decided to strengthen the 'Revenue Records Rooms', for which 148 posts were sanctioned.
In another decision taken in the cabinet meeting, chaired by chief minister Virbhadra Singh, it was decided that charge fee at the rate of Rs 25,000 per MW would be taken at the time of signing of tripartite agreement for transfer of hydro project in lieu of allowing selling or transfer of equity share above 26% to 49% of projects up to 2MW capacity from Himachali promoters to non-Himachali and to sell or transfer equity shares above 49% to 51% of projects above 2MW to 5MW capacity from Himachali to non-Himachali.
The cabinet also approved to cancel four small hydro electric projects, including Seri Nala (2.50MW) in Shimla district, Malin-II (0.50MW) in Kangra district, Tikar (1.00 MW) and Kandi (0.90MW) both in Mandi district recommended by Himurja for failing to adhere to the guidelines as agreed upon. It approved filling up of 175 posts of various categories in the health society on contract basis through NHM, 57 posts in State Narcotics Drugs Psychotropic Substance Crime Control Unit (SNCC) and its field units for prevention and effective law enforcement response to combat drug trafficking and drug abuse in the State.
The cabinet also approved creation and filling up 21 posts of teaching faculty in Rajiv Gandhi Government Engineering College Kangra at Nagrota Bagwan while 12 vacant posts of steno typists on contract basis would be filled in the forest department. It also gave nod for filling up 21 posts of various categories to strengthen Atal Bihari Vajpayee Mountaineering Institute, Manali. It also decided to upgrade four posts of faculty in Indira Gandhi Medical College and Hospital Shimla to overcome the shortage of senior faculty member in Dr Y S Parmar Government Medical College, Nahan.
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