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Culture in the network, the success of the neoclassical path

Faenza has also joined the "European Heritage Days", held last weekend - Saturday 24 and Sunday, Sept. 25 - with the establishment of a route promoted by neo-classical city of Culture and organized by Pro Loco, by National Museum of neoclassical Romagna and Fondazione International Museum of Ceramics. The routes of 700
Faenza, which included nine guided tours of the Mic, in the palace Laderchi, theater Masini, the gallery of the Hundred Pacifici (Manfredi building) and building Milzetti reported a great success. Specifically, there were about 1,400 entries in two days, with 213 visitors who took part in guided tours of the building Milzetti (382, inputs in total) and 215 to the Mic (to which are added 799 individual inputs).
"The positive outcome of what we can say is the first initiative in the network of the new municipal administration of Faenza - says the Deputy Mayor and Councillor for Culture Massimo Island - in the right direction to create an integrated cultural system and network in our city \u200b\u200band province, with full respect and implementation of the regional project and the guidelines state. "Faenza therefore is not just pottery, or art and culture that characterizes the city and we want to continue to promote and exploit, because - Stresses Island - it is also represented by other important characteristics, such as, precisely, his neo-classical heritage, public and private sectors, as well as its museum system and its monumental emergencies. "" We will continue therefore to work in this direction - concludes Island - to use culture in a real network model, an integrated system between the public, with the various institutions involved in a shared project, and private, where possible, to make known to Italians and foreign citizens and visitors to our cultural heritage. "

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Dear Friends

Today I want to tell you of one of the best wines of Tuscany, for value for money, that you would have to prove without fail during a visit to our land. It Fonterutoli Wine.

Fonterutoli Family whose head is Filippo Mazzei is an important and noble Tuscan family that produces wines for centuries, and with the last generation has got a great product that is present in the best restaurants in the world.

Fonterutoli, is a small town a few kilometers from Siena where Mazzei family has lived for hundreds of years and where he founded one of the most modern wineries in Tuscany. In Fonterutoli there are several wines. The most important is the Castello di Fonterutoli but also produced some very, very good as Zisola and Belguardo.

this weekend for the first time I have visited wineries and had the pleasure of participating in an explanatory session about how the family winemakers make it to create this excellent wine that comes from over 50 different vineyards (by height and soil composition).

Then you will see the photos of the place, I also take this opportunity to thank my friend Simone the opportunity given to me to know these wineries and their owners.

Regards to all

G

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Dear Friends, today published a letter two readers of the blog because it is certainly very useful for you all:

Good morning.

We are back from our trip to Tuscany. For what it is for the blog, I make some comments.

1 .- Travelling with car: We have done Grimaldi Lines, From Barcelona to Livorno and vv. It is convenient if you are quite luggage and Tuscany to use the car a lot. Otherwise, preferred plane. If you use the boat, better to book in advance because they make good discounts. 2 .-

Lucca. Charming city. You do not have monuments "5 stars" as Pisa or Siena , but its streets, plazas, churches ... form a splendid city. Moreover, it is "invaded" by tourists, so the atmosphere is very "Italian." Recommendations: Pizzeria
Sbraglia (via Fillungo 140). Great and excellent Pizza, a moderate price. Very friendly staff. Osteria
Baralla. Via dell Anfiteatro 5. Typical Italian meal in a lovely location.
Gelateria Veneta. Via Beccherie 10 (near Piazza San Michele). Great ice cream, especially the coconut.

3 .- Pisa. Unforgettable impression you get when you first enter through Porta Santa Maria. The Campo dei Miracoli (Duomo, Tower, Baptistry and Cemetery), despite having seen him in many photos, is magnificent. the city lacks the charm of Lucca, but it's worth unu walk through the old town and the quays of the Arno. To climb the tower, it should get the tickets online to avoid awkward delays. 4 .-

Florence. Little to add to what everyone knows already in this city. Just remember that it is advisable to book tickets for the great museums on the Internet (especially, Uffizi and Accademia). As we stayed in an apartment, I can not mention restaurants and pizzerias, but ice cream. We tried all the "famous" (Vestri, GROM, Vivoli, Perche no ,...) and they are not as famous, and best, no doubt, is the Gelateria del Neri, in Via del Neri 70, 5 minutes from the Piazza Signoria. Wide variety of flavors, and spectacular "Granite", especially the chocolate.
to park the car, as well as underground car parks, areas that cost 1 euro an hour (8 to 20 hours, free holidays), but you can leave your car up to three days. 5 .-

Cortona. Since I had high expectations and at first I was disappointed a little. To better appreciate the city is essential to explore the upper part, filled squares and streets retain much charm. The views are stunning. To regain strength in the main square there is a small supermarket that sells bread and groceries. 6 .-

Lucignano. Apart from the peculiar structure of the city, with streets concentric elliptical, a little more to note. 7 .-

Arezzo. Unlike Cortona, as we did not expect much from the visit, we liked a lot. Away from the usual tourist circuits, the city environment is similar to Lucca. It has many monuments to visit, plus walking the streets of the old town. With regard to the frescoes of Piero della Francesca, if you are not an art enthusiast, does not deserve worth paying to see them. Entering the church (it's free) are pretty good, since they are in the apse. 8 .-

Siena. It would be a city that does not exceed in Lucca or Arezzo interest if not for two outstanding monuments: Piazza del Campo and the Duomo. Just for that, it is imperative to visit, albeit a few hours. 9 .-

Monterriggioni . It's funny to be surrounded by walls, but they are two blocks and four houses dedicated to souvenir shops and a couple of restaurants. It is worth climbing the wall to see the overview and the countryside around the city. 10 .-

San Gimignano. Meets what is expected of her, that is, a perfectly preserved medieval town, with undeniable charm. However, the large number of tourists gives it an "unreal" as if it were a lifeless scenery. In this sense, it reminded me a bit, relatively speaking, to Santillana del Mar. We stayed for dinner (Locanda Sant Agostino, in the piazza of the same name. Good site, Advise on quality and price), and was a success because at night there are less people and the city changes. We take an ice cream parlor in the famous "Piazza" in Piazza della Cisterna. Well, nothing more.

Olivetto 11 .- Monte Maggiore. It is worth visiting to enjoy the location and see the frescoes of the cloister. In addition, admission is free!. There is a small store to buy products made by the monks. 12 .-

Montalcino. A bit disappointing. Removing the main square, the rest of the people has nothing to highlight. 13 .-

Bagno Vignoni. We went to visit him for what was said on the blog, and I think that we were right. It is a peculiar place, and very nice to take a short walk. 14 .-

Pienza. The center is very, very small, but worth a visit. The main plaza is as "monumental" it seems that does not fit with the rest of the people. It's pretty street, leaving the rear of the cathedral, toured the wall. 15 .-

Montepulciano. Has plenty of life (And big hills). We were eager to travel more slowly and see the monuments which, by the time that we were already closed. 16 .-

Volterra. We are also disappointed. As with Montalcino, saving the main square, the rest of the people have nothing remarkable.


Finally, two tips:

a) A lot of caution on the roads. The highway that links Florence to Siena is narrow and full of bends in the highway A-1 there are always lots of traffic, and other roads have many curves. Of course, the scenery is great.

b) In the rest of the year do not know, but in summer mosquitoes devour you. We, the skin repellent and insecticide in house as we were biting. Moreover, pitting (at least in our case) lasted longer and were more troublesome than in Spain. So I put together a potent repellent as you can, and good luck ...

Thanks for the information of the blog, has been very helpful.

Jesus and Ines.

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Visits Guide 25 - September 26, 2010 September

Saturday 25 and Sunday, September 26, 2010, the n the occasion of European Heritage Days, museums Faenza, organized in a network, in collaboration with the Soprintenednza for Architectural and Landscape for the provinces of Ravenna, Ferrara, Forlì-Cesena, Rimini and Faenza in Italy section of our offer the opportunity to visit palaces and historic sites, public and private, are particularly significant in that age neoclassical Faenza achieved results of rare excellence in the arts.

Bookings from 23 August to 20 September 2010
from Monday to Friday 9.00-13.00
contacting No 0546 691663 (Department of Culture of the Municipality of Faenza)
Groups of 20-25 people

Duration of tour: 3 hours
meeting point and departure of the tour is at the ticket office of the International Museum of Ceramics in Faenza, viale Baccarini 19.

Each tour provides access to the rooms of the eighteenth century Faenza International Ceramics Museum, the Municipal Theater, the Gallery Hundred Pacifici, palaces and Laderchi Milzetti, it houses the Museum of age neoclassical Romagna. The tours, exclusively for groups, will start from the collections of neoclassical the International Museum of Ceramics. On days you can freely visit other locations such as the Pinacoteca Comunale and Palazzo Gessi.

The scheduled time of departure for visits at 9, 30 and 14.30 on Saturdays and Sundays at 9.30 am and 15.00
The cost is 5 € is a person, payable at the meeting point at the ticket office of the International Museum of Ceramics. It 'also allowed free entry Museum at the age of neo-classical building in the Romagna Milzetti and the International Museum of Ceramics. Each participant will be offered for free publication, "Faenza. The neo-classical path "published by the MIC

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E 'now known that practice spiritual disciplines, especially the teachings of Babaji Shiv Goraksha . During the practice of Surya Yoga (Union with the Sun) is performed a technique called Surya Kacavh, namely the solar armor, where the sunlight is taken and is spread throughout the body as a balm.
The idea of \u200b\u200bcreating a framework solidifying sunlight is something really interesting ...
A comic mind like mine could not lose such an inspiration ... and here I am to present a project called "Solar Quantum .
The details of the story will explain them now, but in the meantime accovi a small preview of how it could become, in comic-book version, the Surya Kavac, namely the solar armor!

Version armor base:
was solidified Solar Energy (Solar Quantum) and engaged on this Kevlar vest along the lines of the energy meridians of acupuncture.


assault Version:
MX8 amended and a machine gun belt with refills.


sniper Version:
Izhmash SVDS A Sniper Rifle amended, belt with refills and visual enhancement for optical media.


Version melee:
a blade of light solidified (Solar Quantum), Surya blade.

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Palace Milzetti

European Heritage Days 25/26 September 2010



Free admission Saturday, September 25 hours 17
Learning Presentation preparation: The story of a noble residence. artists and owners of the Palace (edited by M. Vitali, D. Savini, A. Colombi, C. Magnani)


Opening Sunday, September 26 from 10am to 18.30 15.30
tours
History a stately mansion and its inhabitants: artists, developers and owners

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Concert in September - Ojos de Brujo


Dear Friends,

V masters to speak of a musical festival, one of the last of summer's worth knowing if you are staying in the area of \u200b\u200bMontepulciano or Pienza.

The festival is called Rock Beer Festival begins today and Acquaviva di Montepulciano to end this Sunday. During the week there will be several singers that participate to the festival, including the representation of Spain is "Ojos de Brujo , so if among you there is a follower of this group is a unique opportunity.

You can also dine while enjoying the music as it opens several "taverns" where you can eat from a simple pizza to a full meal.

For beer lovers this is a great event because it is also a Party Beer and it will be possible to provide different brands and types.

I olvidava, admission is free!

Then, post a video of the previous editions,

Sincerely Margie

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Core Group will publish in the next issue of its magazine paper "SOUL EVENTS" (for release in October two months in November / December) three pages dedicated to my project.

On this occasion I decided to change the name of abandoning a project which seem dull " 101 Drops of Light "To turn it into a" Spirituality in Comics - 108 Stories ", a name more sober and professional.

Here are some excerpts:

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