Bed and Breakfast near Dahlonega and Helen, GA

An ancient mill on the Arno dating back to the 13th century and still intact in its charm. It is completely surrounded by nature and located in the vicinity of a small village offering a bar, a newsstand, some shops and a restaurant.

The center of Florence lies less than 5 Km away and can be easily reached by car, by bus or by a bicycle path running along the riverside.

There are ample and well-equipped outdoor spaces (the garden and the terrace give onto the river). Breakfast is offered in a veranda. The bedrooms, baths and a separate hall occupy a wing that is completely reserved to guests. In a finely restored setting, the bedrooms are furnished with antiques and are provided with satellite-TV. A refrigerator is available.

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Bed and breakfast in Rome located in the city centre by the Vatican. A charming small Rome hotel

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b-boy cico breakin

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www.campaniapages.com…….More than 400 years ago on a famous road in Naples called “Spaccanapoli” one of the most incredible monumental buildings was built for a very important noble family and strongest in reign at the time, called the Dukes of Carafa Di Maddaloni.
The Dukes Diomede, Carlo and Marzio IV transformed their dimorra into a jewel of baroque art and a place of great beau monde, surrounding the dimorra with the most famous artists at the time. Giacomo Casanova, Cosimo Fanzago and Giacomo del Pò were guests of the noble patrons but it was because of music that the monumental building of Palazzo Di Carafa luminated in the ages. During the 600’s and the 800’s in the large ballroom for parties, they would organized operetta’s and plays, serenades, concerts and in 1734 Giovanni Battista Pergolesi was hired at the service of Duke Marzio IV. The ballrooms of the building would resonate with the notes of the most famous concert performers of that time. Magaloff, Rubinstein, Hayfez are only a few of the names that performed in the ballrooms of Palazzo Di Carafa but the list could go on and on. The bombings of the second world war and the earthquake of 1980 harmed the monumental building tremendously. However, a part of the building has been completely restored and brought back to its splendor and annually hosts events and concerts at the highest of levels. Today, music has returned in the walls of Palazzo Di Caraffa and with the music, the guests, the musicians the events and art. Today anyone with the desire to relive the feel of the past can immerge oneself in the magic of this atmosphere, residing in the same walls and rooms that history for over 400 years has woven its tapestry.

The video soundtrack is composed by Dario Candela:
Piano: Dario Candela
Flute: Rossana De Rogatis

www.bb-carafa.com
email:bbcarafa@bb-carafa.com
Via Maddaloni, 6
Spaccanapoli
80134 Naples,
Italy
Tel. +39 081-5513691

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www.campaniapages.com In the heart of Naples, in a 19th century building, Reginella Residence is a perfect starting point to live the city, for pleasure or for work.
Only a few steps away from the most famous monuments like Maschio Angioino, Palazzo Reale, Piazza del Plebiscito and located on Via Toledo, which is one of the most renown exclusive streets for shopping. The interiors explicit, classical design and the luxurious comfort leaves one with a magical feeling of the past within. Its scrupulous service, the particular care of its staff and the Neapolitan cordiality mark this refined residence.

The Rooms

All rooms are elegantly furnished and comfortable, with private bathrooms, fully interactive colour tv, telephone, hairdryer and wi-fi.
Available on request there are also mini double apartments called double superior that are furnished with fully equipped kitchenettes for one to be able to prepare breakfast or a personal snack.

SUITE RE FERDINANDO

A striking feature in our structure is the grandiose suite with its spectacular ceilings covered in an original 19th century affresco amidst precious tapestries, it represents a unique occasion for a particular and an unforgettable sojourn. The suite Re Ferdinando comes complete with plasma Tv, air conditioning, Wi Fi internet connection, and its own independent access.
Its balconies look over the bustling street of Via Toledo.

The suite Re Ferdinando is also equipped with a kitchenette and the bathroom which is large in size comes complete with a large bath tub to be able to add to the relaxation of a wonderful days end in a supreme and unforgettable room.

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(Original HD version and song explanation)
On 12 June 2009, after 10 days of exciting campaign, 85% of eligible Iranian voters all over the world turned out to vote for their favorite candidate. But the morning after elections the result was not what they voted for. Their votes were stolen, politicians, human right activists and opposition leaders had been arrested over night, foreign media corespondents and international journalists had been expelled and cities were full of riot police and security forces. Despite all these Iranians have come to streets to shout their freedom and ask for their vote. Hundreds have been killed so far and thousands have been arrested. But until now, after 40 days, Iranians inside Iran still continue their protests, and all over the world expat Iranians and other countries’ citizens support them by protesting in front of Iran embassies. This movement is known as “Green Movement” because of using green color by Iranian protestors that was Mousavi’s campaign color.

The song is an old Italian antifascist song. This video is made for all brave Iranians who stay against bullets and despite brutal repression ask for their vote and freedom.

About the song:
(From wikipedia) The song Bella Ciao was sung by the left anti-fascist resistance movement in Italy, a movement by anarchists, communists, socialists and other anti-fascist partisans. The author of the lyrics is unknown, and the music seems to come from an earlier folk song sung by riceweeders in the Po Valley. Another interpretation has been given following the discovery in 2006 by Fausto Giovannardi of the CD “Klezmer – Yiddish swing music” including the melody “Koilen” played in 1919 by Mishka Ziganoff.

The song has been recorded by various artists in many different languages including Italian, Russian, Bosnian, Kurdish, Croatian, Serbian, Serbo-Croatian, Hungarian, English, Spanish, Finnish, Kabyle, German, Turkish, Japanese, Tagalog, Breton and Chinese.

Singer of this version is Lidija Percan.

Lyrics
Una mattina mi son svegliato,
o bella, ciao! bella, ciao! bella, ciao, ciao, ciao!
Una mattina mi son svegliato,
e ho trovato l’invasor.
O partigiano, portami via,
o bella, ciao! bella, ciao! bella, ciao, ciao, ciao!
O partigiano, portami via,
ché mi sento di morir.
E se io muoio da partigiano,
o bella, ciao! bella, ciao! bella, ciao, ciao, ciao!
E se io muoio da partigiano,
tu mi devi seppellir.
E seppellire lassù in montagna,
o bella, ciao! bella, ciao! bella, ciao, ciao, ciao!
E seppellire lassù in montagna,
sotto l’ombra di un bel fior.

ویدیویی برای جنبش سبز آزادی خواهی ایران

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