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This Small Group Trip offers you the chance to see Kerala from a local perspective: visits to small towns, local temples and their unique rituals, homestays and their welcoming hosts, different cuisines and the chance to learn how to cook them – join us as we explore Kerala in-depth and way beyond the beaten track.
Kerala is one of the more interesting and exciting places you are ever likely to visit. A narrow strip of land bound by high mountains to the west and the turquoise waters of the Arabian Sea to the east, Kerala is picture-postcard India at its very best. A variety of influences – Chinese, Arab, Dutch, Portuguese and British, among others – is seen throughout the state in an amalgam of architectural styles, religions and cuisines that is unequalled anywhere in India.
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Group size: max 10.
Tempo: easy does it.
Included: accommodation, transport, western leader and local guides, all meals, entrance fees.
Accommodation: backwater and Ayurvedic guest houses, plantation homestays and heritage hotels.
Transport: 11 seater air-conditioned van
Combines with: any of our Assisted Independent Travel itineraries, such as Golden Triangle.
Day 1: Arrive Cochin Cochin has international flight arrivals and is well connected domestically. Arrive and transfer to hotel in the historic area of Fort Kochi. This area of the city is relatively car free, making it perfect for an afternoon stroll.
Day 2: Cochin Cochin has an amazing history, having been controlled at various times by the Dutch, Portuguese and British, and influenced by the Chinese and Jewish people. These influences can still be seen today, with the Chinese fishing nets, St Francis of Assisi church, Jewish Synagogue and Dutch Palace – all of which we will see today with a local guide.
Day 3: Cochin - Cannanore Board an early morning train heading north to Cannanore, where we arrive by late morning and transfer to a small guest house set on a semi-private strip of beach by the Arabian Sea. This is about as idyllic a palm-fringed beach as you can imagine. The guest house provides beautiful local home style meals, which is some of the best food we have eaten in India. Afternoon free to relax in hammock, swim, or take a walk in the local area.
Day 4: Cannanore Hopefully at some point today there will be an opportunity to see a 'Theyyam' ritual dance, which only takes place in the temples in the immediate area. It involves elaborate makeup and headdresses, a great deal of frenzied movement and lots of loud drumming. Very few people fully understand the ritual, with its origin and meaning shrouded in mystery. This is a unique experience and one not be missed when in this part of Kerala. The day will also include a visit to the town of Cannanore itself, to see its impressive and much fought over fort, as well as other small local sights of interest.
Day 5: Cannanore - Calicut Drive 2 hours south to Calicut, famous as the landing place of the first European to visit India, Vasco de Gama. Our small guest house here is run in accordance with the traditional Indian system of healthcare known as Ayurveda. For guests, this is a chance to sample an authentic Ayurvedic diet and massage treatment. In the afternoon there is the option to have a massage or participate in a cooking class or go for a walk in the local area.
Day 6: Calicut A full day to enjoy some of the many activities offered by the guest house, such as massage, a yoga class, cooking demonstrations, a visit to the Kerala's oldest spice bazaar and hand loom weaving centre, a walk to 'sweet meat street', a market area teeming with small shops selling everything from bangles to brass lamps, or a visit to the local astrologer to have your astrological chart prepared. In the late afternoon drive to Kappad beach, where Vasco de Gama landed more than 500 years ago, for a swim and sunset over the Arabian Sea.
Day 7: Calicut - Palakkad Today we go with our host for a walk in the small local village and temple, to see life unfolding in a typical Keralan countryside town. In the afternoon there is the opportunity to see a traditional but rarely performed ritual called Kalam Ezhuthi Patture, which involves the hand drawing of Goddess Kali using natural colours followed by a series of rituals.
Day 8: Palakkad Today we go with our host for a walk in the small local village and temple, to see life unfolding in a typical Keralan countryside town. In the afternoon there is the opportunity to see a traditional but rarely performed ritual called Kalam Ezhuthi Patture, which involves the hand drawing of Goddess Kali using natural colours followed by a series of rituals.
Day 9: Palakkad - Palai Morning departure for Palai, further south in the foothills of the Western Ghat mountain range. The 5 hour drive will be broken with a stop at an elephant training camp, where captively-bread elephants are trained to be working or temple elephants. Arrive at our plantation homestay in the afternoon, and rest of afternoon at leisure.
Day 10: Palai The highlights of our stay here are the fantastic Syrian Catholic cuisine, walks in the rubber plantation and spice gardens which surround the homestead, and (hopefully) an opportunity to see elephants at work, carefully but powerfully dragging logs in between rubber trees. This last activity has often been rated as a highlight by many past travellers.
Day 11: Palai - Kumarakom In the morning we drive 2 hours to Kumarakom jetty, where we board houseboats for an overnight stay and cruise. With three staff per boat turning fresh local produce into feasts, cane deck chairs perfect for reading, and a sit out area ideal for seeing life in the backwaters drift by – this is a real slice of tropical luxury that has to be experienced to be believed. Overnight on board the boat.
Day 12: Alleppey After crossing Vembanad Lake, our house boat will drop us close to our home for the next two nights, a backwater homestay with a touch of modern class about it. This is a newly built property in a peaceful location; a great spot to wind up our trip through Kerala. Afternoon free.
Day 13: Alleppey Today our host will take us for a walk to the small nearby town, where we will most likely bump into several of his relatives. We can drop in on a small orphanage, where the children will try out their (excellent) English on us – these are the happy and healthy faces of well cared for children. We can also visit the Syrian Catholic church here, of which many local people attend regularly in this majority Christian area.
Day 14: Alleppey - Cochin Morning free before 3 hour drive north to Cochin airport for flights home or to onward Indian destination for further travel.


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i haven't actually taken time to crawler under neither and investigate the issue, but my Dakota is drinking anti-freeze and chugging oil. 01, 4.7 180k miles, in a tank of fuel, i lose a quart of oil and in 3 tanks i lose a gallon of anti-freeze. no smoke, no lose of power, still does it's little erratic idle thing. just seems odd, i would think that much coolant lose would be noticeable you know.
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Oct 5, 2011 at 3:40 UTC
I'll wager you need a new head gasket (or two) with the antifreeze loss. I had a similar issue on my '93 Acura and that's when we traded in for a newer vehicle. Oddly it was also right around 180k miles. As for the oil, That may also be that (the head gasket), but I would verify that when you first fire it up (when it's cold) you're not blowing a little smoke out the tailpipe. That's a sign of your rings going bad. I had a '93 Dakota for a while - loved that little truck.
Oct 5, 2011 at 3:44 UTC
see that's just it, i have run through my check list in my head and nothing points to head gasket, i thought maybe radiator seep, but like is said i would think that a leak like that would be noticeable. the oil don't bother me much, hell i had a truck once you filled the oil and checked the fuel, it's that coolant lose that has me worried, just did plugs and they showed not signs of oil or water.
Oct 5, 2011 at 3:59 UTC
Should be easy enough to figure out. get a radiator pressure pump.
At first I thought head gasket too, but usually when you have bad head gasket there are only 2 places for the gasket to break, between the coolant and oil channels, or between the coolant and cylinders. If the break is near a cylinder then while the engine is running you will have an extreme amount of pressure in the radiator. this usually causes the cooling system to stop pumping water and eventually overheating.
If the break is in the cooling/oil areas then you will either have water in the oil or oil in the water. that would be very obvious.
To me it sounds like 2 different issues. I would venture a bet that you have a coolant leak, which can be found by pressure testing the system. And your oil problem is probably bad rings. with that amount of oil you wouldnt see it in the exhaust.
Oct 5, 2011 at 4:00 UTC
Yeah, ours didn't show either, but I figured at $3k for a fix on a car with 180k miles it was time to trade up. We also had just had a baby and I wanted something safer than a 15 year-old car for my wife and daughter to ride around in. Unless you really have a lot invested in your truck (i.e. it looks like your avatar) you're probably looking at a major fix that's worth more than the vehicle if you really are "losing" that fluid and it's not showing up on the ground underneath your motor (i.e. a leak you can plug somehow). A radiator leak wouldn't explain the oil loss either.
On a side note, I knew a guy back when I was in college that used to collect used oil from places like jiffy lube to put in his bronco - he was burning it so much he didn't care if it was used or not. Kinda like you describe - fill the crankcase and check the tank.
Oct 5, 2011 at 4:04 UTC
yeah this truck is not going anywhere, lol, the rest of it is in too good of shape, i will put a new engine in if i have too. i think your right, maybe the weekend of the 14th when i am home i will pressurize the system and see what happens. like i said i am not terribly concerned about the oil usage.
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Umili segnalazioni di eroi e gruppi ora dispersi (non lasciamo che si perda la memoria musicale)....e poi chiacchiere, interviste, idee e proposte musicali "moderne" dell'altrettanto umile Ricky (curatore di questo blog...)!
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Sharkboy "The Valentine Tapes"
Si muovono su territori Dream Pop gli Sharkboy, che dopo un buon primo disco velato di Velvet Underground e Mazzy Star ritornano con questa seconda opera dove tutto sommato hanno mantenuto i loro stili e rimandi musicali, con suoni e strumentazioni d'atmosfera che portavano a un suono oscuro e rarefatto. Un buon lavoro. (1996 Nude)
Sharkboy were a short-lived British band who was signed to Suede's label. Their second and last album is as persuasive a foray into dreampop as the equally defunct Heart-Throbs were. Chanteuse Avy whispers seductively as while the band play. Multi-instrumentalist Adrian Oxaal(cool name) plays guitar, keys, cello and marimba and is an integral part of the floaty, creamy vibe the band create. "Big Black Jaguar" sounds like a classic pop song with its up-tempo vibe and Avy who sounds like a down-tempo Chrisse Hynde, sassy but not overly fond of stating that she thinks she's great. You kind of sense that she thinks so though. "You make me feel like a prince up here" she pouts.
"Same Mother of pearl" puts a rockabilly slant on things. Suddenly Oxaal is all Bo Diddley on the guitar and someone plays the harmonica. I get the idea that this would be suit a James Dean movie. "From Your Eye" is back in dreamland. Avy puts on her softest smile and the band become Low if Low ever raised the tempo. Avy puts in words of "starlit eyes" and a palpable romantic yearning.
"Sugarmanshine" is bluesy and there's that Bo Diddley thing happening again. The mood makes me picture a gin joint somewhere. Avy sounds like she has her hands on her hips while she sings, all nonchalant and sexy.
My favorite song is "Dean". Avy sings of a dreamy boy. "Oh Dean you're still only sixteen in that silverscreen head of yours" it goes.
We get a monotonous but melodic Velvet Undergound thing musically.
Then there's the lovely ׁD Angelshell" with washes of cello and words of finding a shell. "Wrap me in your cotton love" Avy sings. Or at least I think she does, there's no lyric sheet to help. The song gets a bit seasick towards the end, its tempo accelerating and all pretensions of making sense stops. The stunning "Teenage Heart" is a tribute to loving someone with wings while you're on the ground. After this Sharkboy vanished, maybe they grew wings and flew away. This was a fine way to exit. Go raid the bargain bins. (Shopping.com)
- Tiny Seismic Night
- Big Black Jaguar
- Take My Hand
- Same Mother Of Pearl
- From Your Eye
- Blazer
- Sugarmanshine
- Dean
- 3D Angelshell
- Teenage Heart
- Maxine.
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Max Hoetzel, a 2014 forward from Wilbraham and Monson Academy in Massachusetts, has committed to Indiana, AllHoosiers.com confirmed. Hoetzel was on campus for an official visit this weekend.
Hoetzel, a 6-foot-7 forward, is a very good perimeter shooter who should be able to spread the floor for Tom Crean and the Hoosiers.
"It was just an opportunity that we couldn't let go," Hoetzel told AllHoosiers.com. "Tom Crean was really up front with me and I loved everything Indiana has to offer.
"It really became clear once I stepped into Assembly Hall and took my first shot. It was a magical feeling and something I can't describe in words."
During a meeting with Crean in his office on Sunday afternoon, Hoetzel told the IU coach the news.
"We were in a meeting and I told him there was no other place that I'd rather play other than Indiana," Hoetzel said. "There's no other place I could see myself at."
Hoetzel recently transferred to Wilbraham and Monson from California to gain more exposure, and it worked. He heard from Kansas and Florida in recent weeks and also had an offer from St. John's.
"I just wasn't very exposed back home," Hoetzel told AllHoosiers.com recently. "Coming out here with a lot of good players has given me the opportunity to play in front of a lot of good coaches."
Crean first heard of Hoetzel while he was in town to see 2014 center Goodluck Okonoboh, who also attends Wilbraham and Monson. Crean visited Hoetzel at his school last week and offered him a scholarship.
"I worked out for coach Crean and coach [Kenny] Johnson, and I've been in contact with coach Johnson ever since," Hoetzel said.
Hoetzel arrived in Bloomington on Saturday and was at Assembly Hall Saturday night for Indiana's first exhibition game against the University of Southern Indiana with his high school coach and parents. He was also at Haunted Hall of Hoops on Sunday afternoon.
"That was crazy just to see how packed it was for an exhibition game," Hoetzel said. "I thought the current players were really good. Indiana right now, they have a pretty young team, but down the road I definitely think they can be fantastic this year."
Hoetzel is Indiana's second commitment in the 2014 class, joining Virginia guard Robert Johnson. What will Hoetzel bring to the Hoosiers?
"Right away I'll definitely bring my shooting, but also my personality," Hoetzel said. "I'll put a smile on a lot of people's faces that don't know me. I can't wait to get down there."
EVAN DANIELS' TAKE: "What Hoetzel brings to the table is an ability to shoot. He's very good in pick and pop situations and is able to stretch the floor with his jump shot."
JOSH GERSHON'S TAKE: "Max Hoetzel, before he left California, was one of the top shooters on the West Coast. He has good size at about 6-foot-7, plays hard, and is a guy the defense always has to key on due to his ability to shoot., which he can do off the catch or pull. He'll need to keep getting stronger and expanding his offensive arsenal, but he's a kid with a definite weapon in his jump shot."


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Rick Scott Still Trying to Figure Out Exactly What His Campaign Promises Meant
Back when he was running for Governor, Rick Scott promised that he'd add 700,000 jobs in Florida over seven years in addition to what the economy would produce regardless of who was Governor. It seemed like a simple enough promise at the time, but now ten months into his term he's still apparently tying to figure out exactly what he meant.
Here's the statement he released today:
"Let me begin by saying that regardless of economic predictions that shift with the wind, my promise to create 700,000 jobs over seven years has not and will not change.
"During my campaign for Governor last year, I unveiled a plan to fix Florida's economy and turn the state around. It was called the 7-7-7 Plan: Seven Steps to 700,000 Jobs in Seven Years. As I said during my campaign, this plan will create 700,000 jobs over seven years no matter what the economy might otherwise gain or lose.
"No one, not even economists, can predict the future. What can be verified is actual job creation data. From July to December 2010, before I was in office, Florida's job creation numbers show that the state lost 20,100 jobs. For 3.5 years before that the state lost more than 800,000 jobs, and the unemployment rate skyrocketed hitting its peak at 12 percent in December 2010.
"Since then, we have begun implementing the 7-7-7 plan and creating an environment where jobs can grow. Sure enough, Florida has gained 87,200 private sector jobs so far this year and the unemployment rate has started going down, bucking the trend at the national level.
"Instead of focusing on hypotheticals, I'm focused on what I know will be accomplished through my 7-7-7 plan - the creation of 700,000 jobs over seven years regardless of what the economy might otherwise gain or lose. Floridians will judge me not on what an economist in Tallahassee predicts, but on actual job growth each month. Those are the numbers I will be held accountable for and that's what I remain focused on."
Sneaky. This latest clarification makes it absolutely impossible for anyone to hold Scott accountable for his campaign promises. By promising to add 700,000 jobs in addition to regular growth during a Gubernatorial debate, we assumed he implicitly agreed with the current projection of state economists of what that regular growth would be. By dismissing things like "math" and "experts" though, there's absolutely no way to measure whether Scott is holding his promise.
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Crysonic has released two new utility plug-ins for Windows. newB is an Aural Acoustics Bass Enhancer and SINDO is touted as a Stereo image manipulator.
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(Red Harlow has just walked into Brimstone after defeating Javier Diego and is greeted by Jack Swift, Annie Stoakes, and Mr. Kelley.)
Jack: Come to try your hand at the $5000 in gold, I see. (pause as Red just walks by) You're a man of few words. I respect that, I truly do. I believe you are somewhat acquainted with Miss Stoakes.
Annie: Did you find what you were looking for, stranger?
Red: I reckon I did. Did you see a Buffalo Soldier ride into town?
Kelley: That boy? He won't be causing the governor any more problems. I do hope you are planning to attend the Battle Royale. I would very much look forward to beating an adversary of your talent.
Red: I just signed up.
(Red enters Sheriff Bartlett's office to start the competition.)
Bartlett: Well, Red, I guess you're here for one reason. Well, if I were you I'd get my affairs in order before you enter. Mr. Kelley's been the champion for four years and looks like he's the one to beat this year. There's also that English fella and Annie Stoakes. So, Red, what'cha gonna do? You wanna enter the Battle Royale too?
(Sheriff Bartlett kicks off the competition, introducing the match between Red and Gabriel Navarro.)
Bartlett: He's killed so many men down South, he had to come up North to find some more. Señor Gabriel Navarro." (applause) Challenging him, a man of mystery. Some of you may have heard of all the recent bounty hunting he did on behalf of the town. Ladies and Gentlemen, Red.
(After the first round is complete, Jack is joking with the other contestants, then Sheriff Bartlett introduces the next round with Billy "Kidd" Cougar.)
Jack: That should leave a bruise! (laughter)
Bartlett: I don't reckon he should be so eager to get himself killed, but rules is the rules and there's no denying he's quick on the draw. He can't shave, but he sure can shoot. The challenger, Kidd Cougar. (applause)


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Seth Rogen Will Guest-Star on The Mindy Project01/08/2013
SETH ROGEN SET TO GUEST-STAR ON "The Mindy Project" TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, ON FOX
All-New Episodes of The Mindy Project Return Tonight on FOX
Actor, producer, writer and director Seth Rogen will guest-star on The Mindy Project on Tuesday, Feb. 19 (9:30-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX.
In the episode, "The One That Got Away," MINDY (Mindy Kaling) reunites with her "first kiss," SAM (Seth Rogen). The pair reminisce about their time at Jewish summer camp, and soon rekindle the sparks of their teen romance.
Seth Rogen is currently starring in the feature film "The Guilt Trip," opposite Barbara Streisand. He recently completed production on the apocalyptic comedy "The End of the World," which he co-directed along with friend and writing partner Evan Goldberg (the film also features Mindy Kaling). Past film credits include "50/50," "Knocked Up," "Superbad," "Pineapple Express," "The Green Hornet" and "The 40-Year-Old Virgin." His TV credits include "Undeclared" and "Freaks and Geeks."
The Mindy Project returns with all-new episodes starting tonight, Tuesday, Jan. 8 (9:30-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. Mindy hopes the new year will allow her to put last year's mistakes behind her, including the less-than-graceful way she handled her ex-boyfriend's wedding and the demise of her relationship with a lying, cheating sports attorney. Even if the universe is trying to turn her into a forever-single "cat lady," Mindy is determined to get into shape, find a new look and snag a great guy. As the season continues, she attempts to have a one-night stand with midwife BRENDAN (guest star Mark Duplass), but Mindy's plans have a way of going awry. Meanwhile, DANNY (Chris Messina) meets a younger woman (guest star Allison Williams), and Mindy's brother, RISHI (guest star Utkarsh Ambudkar), pays a visit from college.
The Mindy Project is produced by 3 Arts Entertainment in association with Universal Television. The series is created and written by Mindy Kaling, and executive produced by Kaling, Howard Klein ("The Office," "Parks and Recreation"), Matt Warburton ("The Simpsons") and Michael Spiller ("Modern Family"). "Like" THE MINDY PROJECT on Facebook at www.facebook.com/TheMindyProject. Follow the series on Twitter @MindyProjectFOX and join the discussion at #themindyproject.
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Recently Marcus says he picked up offer #19. "I think Texas offered me about 2 weeks ago. I don't know much about them but I'm willing to learn. I do like their running game a lot though."
One would guess that the iconic status and with so many early offers Lattimore that he'd exude extreme confidence. Guess again. The Longhorns and other schools should be relieved to hear what else Lattimore had to say about his list of offers and recruitment as a whole.
"It's nothing but a blessing and it is good for me because as of right now my options are wide open. It gives me more opportunities to see more places. I am starting fresh now, no leaders, I am looking at everybody equally."
Marcus also told us about offer #20 which came in Tuesday. "I just picked up an offer from Rutgers today."
When talking to Lattimore you can tell the 2010 standout is focused on the playoffs and the matchup against Clover this week should be a great one pitting defending state AAAA champions against one another. Last season Byrnes went to Clover and came out with a victory so there is some recent history between the two schools and Lattimore shared his thoughts about the always tough Blue Eagles.
"I've learned that you don't let up on them. We know they are a tough team and you just can't put these guys away. You have to stay on them the whole game. Another thing is that their linebacker who also plays fullback (Ricky Moore) is tough so we have to stop him."
His junior season has obviously been a huge success with so many offers pouring in and we asked Lattimore if one aspect of his game has improved the most during the course of this season. His reply? "My vision has improved the most I think." That vision has allowed Lattimore to rush for 1469 yards and 21 touchdowns on 192 carries as of last week.
Stay tuned for more updates on Marcus Lattimore and coverage of the pending battle between Byrnes and Clover this Friday. SCPrepNation.com is the #1 source for the very best recruiting coverage when it comes to South Carolina's top high school football and basketball prospects.


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''Both are special. To play Test match for India and wear the Indian Test cap, to share the dressing room with players like Sachin Tendulkar and (Mohd) Azharuddin who have been my idol -- I had never thought before that I would play in the same eleven as them. It was very special. But today is a very special day for me as well,'' Kaif said after guiding India to a commanding 588 for eight with an unbeaten 148.
''I have waited long for this day. It's a moment of great happiness for me to get my first century and that too in a place where people are very passionate about the game. I'm even more elated because my team is in good position. We have dominated two days and hopefully would continue to do so,'' he added.
Kaif made his Test debut six years back against South Africa but in-and-out of the Test squad, he has played only 11 Test and his highest score was 91.
A true team man, Kaif is not fussy with his position in the batting order.
''I have never thought what my position is in the team, whether I would play in the eleven or not. These things are not in my hand but preparation is and I try to do my best.
''It's important to keep yourself spirited all the time and try to learn something new at the nets even when not playing,'' said Kaif.
Asked if he enjoyed batting as much as fielding, Kaif said, ''I try to enjoy my batting more than fielding. But the game is such that you might feel that it's a good day but it might not be that.
Cricket depends a lot on luck as well as on efforts and hard work. I enjoy fielding very much but I also try to top it with some good batting,'' said Kaif.
Kaif was also convinced that his maiden ton would do himself a world of good.
''It makes me believe in my ability, my talent and the hard work that I have put in all these years. I am taking great confidence from this knock,'' he added.


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So it was in 1995 that I prepared for my first international travel experience. I had lived what you might call a rather prosaic life until this time. I grew up in the suburbs of Boston until I was six years of age, a descendant of Irish immigrants going back just a couple of generations. Our family, including my parents, my brother (two years older than me) and myself, moved to New Hampshire when I was just a little more than school age. This was the countryside back then and a far cry from the city life I had known thus far in my life. I adjusted to it and came to appreciate it as well. I returned to the city in my college years and on looking back now I am grateful to have had some experience of city life and country life in growing up into my 20's. In all that time, however, I had never ventured far from New England.
I tell this story of my early life because it is important in the framework of the story I will tell here of my Italian adventures. I am an American, but Irish in heritage, so having an international perspective was always something that intrigued me - I wanted to see foreign lands for myself, not just for the adventure but to connect with my heritage in some way too. I wanted to expand my horizons, so to speak, and while my destination was Italy in 1995 I saw it as an opportunity to grow as a person and see myself in different ways.
I have been to a good number of the major Italian cities to date including Rome, Florence, Venice, Naples, Milan, Padua, Verona and Palermo covering nine trips to Italy from 1995 to 2007. Some additional places like Finale Ligure and Pompeii will also be covered. I've seen quite a good amount of the Western part of Sicily as well in that time. Here is the timeline of my travels in Italy over the years I plan to cover:
Sicily...............(Jun 15 - July 1, 1995)
Rome..............(July 1 - 4, 1995)
Sicily...............(June 15 - July 1, 1997)
Sicily...............(June 22 - 28, 1998)
Venice.............(June 28 - 30, 1998)
Florence..........(June 30 - July 3, 1998)
Rome..............(July 3 -5, 1998)
Naples.............(June 14 - 17, 1999)
Sicily...............(Jun 17-July 2, 1999)
Sicily...............(July 23 - 29, 2000)
Sicily...............(July 7 - 15, 2002)
Verona/Padua.. (July 15 -18, 2002)
Finale Ligure....(July 18 - 20, 2002)
Milan...............(July 20 - 21, 2002)
Palermo...........(May 29 - 30, 2004)
Sicily...............(May 30 - June 7, 2004)
Rome..............(June 3 - 6, 2005)
Sicily...............(June 6 - 21, 2005)
Florence...........(September 15 - 22, 2007)


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Ukraine: Russian Forces Controlling Crimea Airports
February 28, 2014 12:20 PM
Ukraine's interim interior minister says Russian forces have taken control of the two main airports in Ukraine's Crimea region, in one of several reported actions by the Russian military on the peninsula Friday.
Interior Minister Arsen Avakov described the development as a "military invasion" in a Facebook post Friday. He said armed Russian troops were blocking the Belbek airport in Sevastopol, where Russia has a naval base. The press service of Russia's Black Sea Fleet, which is based in Crimea, denied that any of its units were involved in blocking the airport.
Unidentified gunmen were also patrolling the international airport in Simferopol, the Crimean capital.
A VOA correspondent who flew into Simferopol Airport on Friday saw gunmen wearing camouflage and carrying automatic weapons at the airport. She described the situation as calm and said flights were still arriving and the airport remained open.
"I saw about a dozen people in what looks like unbranded military uniforms - very, very professional, with extremely modern, heavy weaponry that they were carrying. But they had no insignia, nothing to identify them, other than by their demeanor and their dress and their weaponry. Professional soldiers: these are not sort of the self-defense units that we've seen in Kyiv or are here in other parts of Crimea. But again, it's a mystery who these people are. They are not a menacing presence: the airport is open, flights are coming in and they are not bothering anybody."
Meanwhile, the Associated Press quoted Ukraine's State Border Guard as saying a Ukrainian coast guard base was surrounded by about 30 Russian marines.
Ukraine's border guard service also said Friday that more than 10 Russian military helicopters flew into Ukrainian airspace over Crimea. Ukraine's UNIAN news agency and other media posted what they said was a video of the flyover.
Ukrainian media also reported Friday that armed persons were blockading the premises of Krymaerorukh (CrimeaAeroMovement), a state enterprise responsible for controlling air traffic over Crimea.
Ukraine's Interim President Oleksandr Turchnyov called an emergency session of his security chiefs Friday to discuss the situation. Ukraine's parliament also urged Russia to respect its territorial integrity.
The events come a day after gunmen seized control of government buildings in Crimea, a Ukrainian region with strong ties to Moscow. Those gunmen raised the Russian flag over the buildings on Thursday.
Late Thursday, U.S. Vice President Joe Biden telephoned Ukraine's interim Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk to welcome the formation of a new government and pledge U.S. support as Ukraine undertakes reforms aimed at restoring the country's economic health. Ukraine's parliament approved Mr. Yatsenyuk, a popular, pro-Western opposition leader, as the head of the interim government earlier in the day.
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Acting Ukrainian President Turchynov warned that any movement of Russian forces outside their base in the region would be considered "military aggression."
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On whether he visited the Broncos
"No. I had a workout down in Norman, (Okla.)."
On whether he was surprised he was picked after S Rahim Moore
"Honestly, yes, I am very surprised. I wasn't sure if they would pick me or him, but obviously they picked him, and now they picked me. Whatever situation I'm going into, I'm very excited for the opportunity to be a part of any team. I'm ready to go to work. I'm going to be a part of the Denver Broncos, and with Rahim and myself coming, I'm sure we're going to have a strong backfield and also learn from Brian Dawkins who is my favorite safety in the game."
On playing free safety or strong safety
"I kind of see myself at both. I played both in college. I run down a lot; I've played man coverage as well as played deep middle—and cover-two coverages. I'm pretty familiar with both positions and I know how to play both. I'm not really sure where I'll come in and play or which safety (position) I'll play, but I am familiar with both positions."
On if he was told which position he will play
"Not as of yet. I'm really excited to be a part of the team, and wherever they put me, I'm very ready for my opportunity."
On learning from S Brian Dawkins
"He's extremely physical. Just starting off if you watch him play, you can just tell that he's passionate about the game and it means a lot to him that he's there physically. I feel like I take that same mode. Off the field I was very relaxed—= and from what I hear he's the same way—but on the field he creates that light switch, and he's a beast."
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On the transition from basketball to football
"Football was something I was really passionate about when I was growing up. I ended up spending some time playing basketball and got away from it, and I never really had that chance to get back into it. When the opportunity came, it was something that I really jumped for. When I came out in the spring, it was a little difficult at first—transitioning from basketball to football—but it was something I was excited about, and I felt that I could be successful with it. As the season went on, I started to learn more and more, and the game became my life. I've been so happy ever since, playing football, and I'm just really excited to really get this thing going."
On walking on to the football team
"Originally I walked on. When I was a freshman, I wanted to play both sports, but they told me then—my basketball head coach—told me not to play football, but they told me that if I had a redshirt left at the end of my four years of basketball that I could use that to play football. It was kind of something I was looking forward to all throughout college, and when the new head coach got hired, Coach (Nigel) Burton, I jumped at the opportunity. I went to his office and I told him around December that I was looking to play football in the spring, and he told me he would love to have me out there."
On the difficulties of transitioning from basketball to football
"One of the most difficult things at first was going from being a veteran at what you do—I was a four-year basketball player, senior captain, so there was really nothing that could come my way that I didn't anticipate. Going and being brand new at something, it's frustrating at times being the freshman out there—or the young guy— and having to react to things that I didn't know to anticipate. That was probably one of the hardest things, learning to play lower. Football is a game that is played lower to the ground than basketball is, so working on leverage, especially for somebody at my height, was something that I had to concentrate on."
On being compared to TE Antonio Gates
"Besides the fact that he played basketball, he is a great tight end. He is a guy that you can study and really start to model some of the things you do after. I take it as an honor to be included in the same sentence as a lot of guys who have played basketball and transitioned to football and done well. That's a standard that I want to hold for myself, being successful in making that transition. Being compared to Antonio Gates is a great start for me. I'm going to go ahead and work as hard as I can to make that comparison as similar as possible."
On how he might fit into the Broncos' system
"I haven't really spoken with them about my role, but some things that I'm really going to have to focus one is to really just learn the different things that you are going to need to do in the NFL. It's a more complicated game coming from the scheme we played in college to the scheme in the NFL, so that's going to be my main focus early on, just learning and making sure I have everything down; and then, some of the technique things that I haven't had as much experience with as some of the other guys have because I've only been playing for a year. I'll get with (Tight Ends) Coach (Clancy) Barone, and we'll start working on the technique things we need to address immediately. I'm pretty sure we'll have a plan, and we'll go about it."
On his high school position
"I played strong safety and wide receiver. That's when I actually went out for the team, but I didn't end up playing that season."
On how his basketball background has helped him play football
"One of the things that I think really helps me is anticipating things quickly, and when you play basketball, you're required to anticipate at the drop of a dime. You learn certain things, and it gives defenders a look. We're used to setting guys up, getting open and working with body contact, and I think those things really help you become a natural person, and it gives you natural passing lanes for the quarterback."
On the East-West Shrine Game
"That was huge. Coming from Portland State, a Division 1-AA (FCS) school, and not having much experience with the game, a lot of teams had question marks. 'What can he do against top-level competition?' Also, it gave me three months to prepare for it. I grew a lot from my last college game to that shrine game, and I think it showed. It really allowed teams to see how I compete against some of the best talent and how far I came in those three months and how much I've learned in that time. I think it really put me on the radar for teams and let them know that I was a serious that they should start looking in to."
On his workouts with the Broncos
"I probably talked to the Broncos more than I talked to any team. Coach Barone came and worked me out at Portland State. We had a great workout, a great meeting, and that was really my favorite meeting with any of the teams. I talked with Coach (Clancy) Barone several times after that and expressed to him how much I enjoyed that meeting and how I felt that if we happen to get together that it would be a great fit for myself. I think that he's a coach that the way he thinks (about) the game is exactly the way I think, and I feel like he is going to be great at helping me understand what is expected of me. That's all you can ask for."
On whether he thought the Broncos would draft him
"I was hoping; you're never sure who's going to take you. You try not to get your hopes up too much, but when people ask what team I hoped to play for, it was definitely the Broncos, and I had my fingers crossed, and I was praying I would be a Denver Bronco next year. I'm excited. This is all I asked for."
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