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Niente di meglio che odiare la propria città natale! In questo episodio Mavco e Ciccio riscopriranno cosa vuol dire patria! Anche se rimarranno a bocca asciutta.
Capita? Bocca asciutta? Per l'acqua, capito?
Senti fanculo.
- published: 19 Nov 2015
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On 28 December 1908 the most lethal seismic event in the history of the western world struck the cities either side of the Straits that separate Sicily from the Italian mainland. This documentary investigates the historical memory of the catastrophe in the Sicilian city of Messina.
By John Dickie and Dan Sayer. Made as part of a research project at University College London funded by the AHRB.
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/place-and-memory/messina/index.html
©UCL/RHUL/AHRB
- published: 04 Apr 2013
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"Danny's Song" written by Kenny Loggins, first appeared on Sittin' In, the debut album by singer-songwriters, Kenny Loggins and Jim Messina, released in 1971 on the Columbia Records. It was later released on CD on the Sony label. The song was a big hit for Anne Murray in 1972. The personnel on the original recording were: Kenny Loggins - vocals, guitar, harmonica, Jim Messina - vocals, bass guitar, Lester "Al" Garth - violin, recorder, saxophone, steel drum, background vocals, Michael Omartian - concertina, keyboards, steel drum, Jon Clarke - horn, oboe, saxophone, steel drum, Larry Sims - bass instrument, background vocals, Merel Bregante - drums, background vocals, and Milt Holland -- percussion. This sound recording is administered by SME. No copyright infringement is intended. This purpose of this upload is for viewer enjoyment and education not for monetary gain. I do not own the right to the song, audio, or images contained in this video.
- published: 01 Jun 2010
- views: 3693229
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- published: 16 Apr 2014
- views: 588502
In questo spezzone tratto da Ulisse (del 21/3/09) Alberto Angela ci racconta la tragedia del teremoto che ha colpito Messina e Reggio C. il 28 dicembre del 1908
- published: 27 Dec 2011
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Ficarra e Picone "scherzano" sui problemi che caratterizzano la Sicilia, con uno spettacolo riguardante il ponte di Messina. Vi saranno riferimenti alle "Carenze d'acqua", la mafia, la corruzione... sempre tenendo uno spirito di commedia.
- published: 30 Nov 2013
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Esilarante reportage dell'escursione a Messina di due turisti davvero speciali .
- published: 29 May 2014
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Loggins and Messina - Full Concert
Recorded Live: 7/9/1976 - Capitol Theatre (Passaic, NJ)
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Setlist:
0:00:00 - Another Road
0:02:11 - Danny's Song (incomplete)
0:04:06 - At The Whiskey
0:06:17 - Pretty Princess
0:13:29 - Be Free
0:20:06 - Bluegrass Medley
0:29:10 - Peacemaker
0:31:55 - Native Son
0:37:54 - Keep Our Love Growing
0:40:30 - Angry Eyes
0:53:07 - You Need A Man (incomplete)
0:58:19 - Wonderful World (incomplete)
1:01:25 - Vahevela
1:13:57 - Your Mama Don't Dance / Splish Splash / Boogie Man
1:18:54 - Nobody But You
Personnel:
Kenny Loggins - vocals, guitar, harmonica
Jim Messina - vocals, guitar, mandolin
Doug Livingston - steel guitar, keyboards
Jon Clarke - saxophone, flute, percussion
Vince Denham - saxophone
Woody Chrisman - fiddle
George Hawkins - bass, vocals
Willy Ornelis - drums, percussion
Summary:
During Loggins & Messina's heydey years during the mid-1970s, the Capitol Theatre in Passaic, New Jersey became a frequent visit on their East Coast tours. Presented here is the group's last hurrah at this legendary venue, captured live on their final tour. Not surprisingly, this recording is essentially an overview of Loggins and Messina's highly productive partnership, containing choice songs from throughout their career together. Backed by an outstanding touring band, all of this material is very well played, with the extended explorations on "Vahevela" and "Angry Eyes" taking top honors for most exciting performances of the night.
- published: 11 Nov 2014
- views: 58528
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Messina (Italian pronunciation: [mesˈsiːna] (
listen), Sicilian: Missina; Latin: Messana) is the third largest city on the island of Sicily, Italy and the capital of the province of Messina. It has a population of about 250,000 inhabitants in the city proper and about 650,000 in the province. It is located near the northeast corner of Sicily, at the Strait of Messina, just opposite Villa San Giovanni on the mainland.
The main economical resources of the city are: the port (commercial and military), provided with several shipyards; agriculture (including wine production and the cultivation of lemons, oranges, mandarin oranges and olives); tourism.
The city has been a Roman Catholic Archdiocese and Archimandrite seat since 1548 and is home to a locally important international fair.
Founded by Greek colonists in the 8th century BC, Messina was originally called Zancle, from the Greek: ζάγκλον meaning "scythe" because of the shape of its natural harbour (though a legend attributes the name to King Zanclus). A comune of its province, located at the southern entrance of the Strait of Messina, is to this day called 'Scaletta Zanclea'. In the early 5th century BC, Anaxilas of Rhegium renamed it Messene in honour of the Greek city Messene (Greek: Μεσσήνη). (See also List of traditional Greek place names.) The city was sacked in 397 BC by the Carthaginians and then reconquered by Dionysius I of Syracuse.
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12:55Facciamoci Conoscere Episodio28: Messina... IO TI AMO!
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Niente di meglio che odiare la propria città natale! In questo episodio Mavco e Ciccio riscopriranno cosa vuol dire patria! Anche se rimarranno a bocca asciutta. Capita? Bocca asciutta? Per l'acqua, capito? Senti fanculo. -
55:25MESSINA: A CITY WITHOUT MEMORY?
MESSINA: A CITY WITHOUT MEMORY?MESSINA: A CITY WITHOUT MEMORY?
On 28 December 1908 the most lethal seismic event in the history of the western world struck the cities either side of the Straits that separate Sicily from the Italian mainland. This documentary investigates the historical memory of the catastrophe in the Sicilian city of Messina. By John Dickie and Dan Sayer. Made as part of a research project at University College London funded by the AHRB. http://www.ucl.ac.uk/place-and-memory/messina/index.html ©UCL/RHUL/AHRB -
4:16"Danny's Song" Loggins and Messina
"Danny's Song" Loggins and Messina"Danny's Song" Loggins and Messina
"Danny's Song" written by Kenny Loggins, first appeared on Sittin' In, the debut album by singer-songwriters, Kenny Loggins and Jim Messina, released in 1971 on the Columbia Records. It was later released on CD on the Sony label. The song was a big hit for Anne Murray in 1972. The personnel on the original recording were: Kenny Loggins - vocals, guitar, harmonica, Jim Messina - vocals, bass guitar, Lester "Al" Garth - violin, recorder, saxophone, steel drum, background vocals, Michael Omartian - concertina, keyboards, steel drum, Jon Clarke - horn, oboe, saxophone, steel drum, Larry Sims - bass instrument, background vocals, Merel Bregante - drums, background vocals, and Milt Holland -- percussion. This sound recording is administered by SME. No copyright infringement is intended. This purpose of this upload is for viewer enjoyment and education not for monetary gain. I do not own the right to the song, audio, or images contained in this video. -
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8:11Ulisse - Messina 1908
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In questo spezzone tratto da Ulisse (del 21/3/09) Alberto Angela ci racconta la tragedia del teremoto che ha colpito Messina e Reggio C. il 28 dicembre del 1908 -
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32:10Il ponte di Messina Ficarra e Picone
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Ficarra e Picone "scherzano" sui problemi che caratterizzano la Sicilia, con uno spettacolo riguardante il ponte di Messina. Vi saranno riferimenti alle "Carenze d'acqua", la mafia, la corruzione... sempre tenendo uno spirito di commedia. -
16:4420ª puntata todo modo Due turisti a Messina
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91:52Loggins and Messina - Full Concert - 07/09/76 - Capitol Theatre (OFFICIAL)
Loggins and Messina - Full Concert - 07/09/76 - Capitol Theatre (OFFICIAL)Loggins and Messina - Full Concert - 07/09/76 - Capitol Theatre (OFFICIAL)
Loggins and Messina - Full Concert Recorded Live: 7/9/1976 - Capitol Theatre (Passaic, NJ) More Loggins and Messina at Music Vault: http://www.musicvault.com Subscribe to Music Vault: http://goo.gl/DUzpUF Setlist: 0:00:00 - Another Road 0:02:11 - Danny's Song (incomplete) 0:04:06 - At The Whiskey 0:06:17 - Pretty Princess 0:13:29 - Be Free 0:20:06 - Bluegrass Medley 0:29:10 - Peacemaker 0:31:55 - Native Son 0:37:54 - Keep Our Love Growing 0:40:30 - Angry Eyes 0:53:07 - You Need A Man (incomplete) 0:58:19 - Wonderful World (incomplete) 1:01:25 - Vahevela 1:13:57 - Your Mama Don't Dance / Splish Splash / Boogie Man 1:18:54 - Nobody But You Personnel: Kenny Loggins - vocals, guitar, harmonica Jim Messina - vocals, guitar, mandolin Doug Livingston - steel guitar, keyboards Jon Clarke - saxophone, flute, percussion Vince Denham - saxophone Woody Chrisman - fiddle George Hawkins - bass, vocals Willy Ornelis - drums, percussion Summary: During Loggins & Messina's heydey years during the mid-1970s, the Capitol Theatre in Passaic, New Jersey became a frequent visit on their East Coast tours. Presented here is the group's last hurrah at this legendary venue, captured live on their final tour. Not surprisingly, this recording is essentially an overview of Loggins and Messina's highly productive partnership, containing choice songs from throughout their career together. Backed by an outstanding touring band, all of this material is very well played, with the extended explorations on "Vahevela" and "Angry Eyes" taking top honors for most exciting performances of the night.
- Acquedolci
- Alcara li Fusi
- Alì
- Alì Terme
- Anaxilas of Rhegium
- Antillo
- Antonello da Messina
- Antonino Fogliani
- Antony and Cleopatra
- Apse
- Arabs
- Area codes in Italy
- Astronomical clock
- Basicò
- Battle of Messene
- Bell tower
- Bernardo Storace
- Black Death
- Brolo
- Buttress
- Byzantine Empire
- Caesar Augustus
- Caffa
- Calabria
- Capizzi
- Capo d'Orlando
- Capri Leone
- Caravaggio
- Caronia
- Carthage
- Casalvecchio Siculo
- Castel di Lucio
- Castell'Umberto
- Castelmola
- Castroreale
- Cesarò
- College
- Comune
- Condrò
- Conducting
- Conrad IV of Germany
- Crimea
- Daylight saving time
- Demonym
- Dicaearchus
- Elio Vittorini
- Europe
- Falcone, Sicily
- Ficarra
- Filippo Bonaffino
- Filippo Juvarra
- First Punic War
- First World War
- Fiumedinisi
- Floresta, Sicily
- Fondachelli-Fantina
- Foreign minister
- Forza d'Agrò
- Francesco Maurolico
- Frazzanò
- Friedrich Nietzsche
- Friedrich Schiller
- Furci Siculo
- Furnari
- Gaggi
- Galati Mamertino
- Gallodoro
- Garibaldi
- Genoa
- Germany
- Giardini Naxos
- Gioiosa Marea
- Giovanni Boccaccio
- Giovanni Pascoli
- Giuseppe Mazzini
- Giuseppe Sergi
- Gothic architecture
- Goths
- Graniti
- Greece
- Greek language
- Gualtieri Sicaminò
- Hiero II
- Holy Land
- House of Bourbon
- Ignatius of Loyola
- Incorruptibility
- Itala, Sicily
- Italian Peninsula
- Italy
- Jesuit
- Julien Green
- Latin language
- Lemon
- Leni
- Letojanni
- Librizzi
- Limina
- Lipari
- Longanus River
- Longi
- Louis XIV of France
- Luigi Rizzo
- Malfa
- Malvagna
- Mamertines
- Mandanici
- Mandarin orange
- Matteo Bandello
- Mazzarrà Sant'Andrea
- Merì
- Messene
- Messina
- Messina Conference
- Messina Grand Prix
- Miguel de Cervantes
- Milazzo
- Militello Rosmarino
- Mirto
- Mistretta
- Mojo Alcantara
- Molière
- Monforte San Giorgio
- Mongiuffi Melia
- Montagnareale
- Montalbano Elicona
- Motta Camastra
- Motta d'Affermo
- Musina
- Mylae
- Naso, Sicily
- Nizza di Sicilia
- Norman architecture
- Normans
- Novara di Sicilia
- Olive
- Oliveri
- Orange (fruit)
- Overhead powerline
- Pace del Mela
- Pagliara
- Patti, Sicily
- Peace of Nijmegen
- Pettineo
- Piraino
- Plague (disease)
- Plutarch
- Port
- Province of Messina
- Provinces of Italy
- Pylons of Messina
- Raccuja
- Regions of Italy
- Reitano
- Richard I of England
- Risorgimento
- Road bicycle racing
- Robert Guiscard
- Roccafiorita
- Roccalumera
- Roccavaldina
- Roccella Valdemone
- Rodì Milici
- Roger I of Sicily
- Roman Empire
- Roman Republic
- Rometta
- Saint
- San Filippo del Mela
- San Fratello
- San Marco d'Alunzio
- San Pier Niceto
- San Piero Patti
- San Teodoro (ME)
- Sant'Alessio Siculo
- Sant'Angelo di Brolo
- Santa Lucia del Mela
- Santa Marina Salina
- Santa Teresa di Riva
- Saponara
- Savoca
- Scaletta Zanclea
- Scythe
- Sextus Pompeius
- Sicilian language
- Sicily
- Silvio Pellico
- Sinagra, Sicily
- Spadafora
- Spain
- Stefano D'Arrigo
- Strait of Messina
- Strasbourg
- Syracuse, Sicily
- Tambour
- Taormina
- Terme Vigliatore
- Teutonic Knights
- Time zone
- Torregrotta
- Torrenova
- Tortorici
- Transept
- Transmission tower
- Tripi
- Tsunami
- Tusa, Sicily
- Ucria
- Unification of Italy
- UTC+1
- UTC+2
- Valdina
- Venetico
- Villa San Giovanni
- Villafranca Tirrena
- Vincenzo Nibali
- Western Europe
- William Shakespeare
- WP IPA for Italian
- Zanclus
- Acquedolci
- Alcara li Fusi
- Alì
- Alì Terme
- Antillo
- Basicò
- Brolo
- Capizzi
- Capri Leone
- Caronia
- Carthage
- Casalvecchio Siculo
- Castel di Lucio
- Castelmola
- Castroreale
- Cesarò
- Condrò
- Ficarra
- Fiumedinisi
- Frazzanò
- Furci Siculo
- Furnari
- Gaggi
- Galati Mamertino
- Gallodoro
- Genoa
- Germany
- Giardini Naxos
- Gioiosa Marea
- Graniti
- Greece
- Gualtieri Sicaminò
- Italian Peninsula
- Italy
- Leni
- Letojanni
- Librizzi
- Limina
- Lipari
- Longi
- Malfa
- Malvagna
- Mandanici
- Merì
- Messina
- Milazzo
- Militello Rosmarino
- Mirto
- Mistretta
- Mojo Alcantara
- Monforte San Giorgio
- Mongiuffi Melia
- Montagnareale
- Montalbano Elicona
- Motta Camastra
- Musina
- Nizza di Sicilia
- Novara di Sicilia
- Oliveri
- Pace del Mela
- Pagliara
- Pettineo
- Piraino
- Province of Messina
- Raccuja
- Reitano
- Roccafiorita
- Roccalumera
- Roccavaldina
- Roccella Valdemone
- Rodì Milici
- Rometta
- San Filippo del Mela
- San Fratello
- San Pier Niceto
- San Piero Patti
- Santa Lucia del Mela
- Santa Marina Salina
- Santa Teresa di Riva
- Saponara
- Savoca
- Scaletta Zanclea
- Sicily
- Spadafora
- Spain
- Strait of Messina
- Strasbourg
- Taormina
- Terme Vigliatore
- Torregrotta
- Torrenova
- Tortorici
- Tripi
- Ucria
- Valdina
- Venetico
- Villa San Giovanni
- Villafranca Tirrena
- Antonello da Messina
- Antonino Fogliani
- Antony and Cleopatra
- Bernardo Storace
- Caravaggio
- Conrad IV of Germany
- Dicaearchus
- Elio Vittorini
- Filippo Bonaffino
- Filippo Juvarra
- Francesco Maurolico
- Friedrich Nietzsche
- Friedrich Schiller
- Giovanni Boccaccio
- Giovanni Pascoli
- Giuseppe Mazzini
- Giuseppe Sergi
- Goths
- Ignatius of Loyola
- Julien Green
- Louis XIV of France
- Luigi Rizzo
- Matteo Bandello
- Miguel de Cervantes
- Molière
- Normans
- Plutarch
- Richard I of England
- Robert Guiscard
- Roger I of Sicily
- Silvio Pellico
- Vincenzo Nibali
- William Shakespeare
'Messina' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Memphis Rising: Elvis Returns (2011)
Actors: David Heavener (actor), Francis Xavier (actor), Asad Farr (producer), George Saunders (actor), Francis Xavier (editor), Vincent De Paul (actor), Barry Ratcliffe (actor), Robert Miano (actor), Asad Farr (actor), Martin Kove (actor), Monique La Barr (actress), Michelle Wang (costume designer), Michelle Wang (actress), Erin Casteel (miscellaneous crew), Declan Joyce (actor),
Plot: It's been almost 30 years since the King died. But was he really dead? In 1977, he was whisked away to another galaxy, but now, the King returns. As he doesn't want anyone to know who he really is, he enters an Elvis impersonator contest in Las Vegas. And the trouble begins...
Keywords: alien, asian, character-name-in-title, city-in-title, elvis-impersonator, elvis-presley, independent-film, king, neo-noir, place-name-in-titleGenres: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Fantasy, Musical, Musical, Sci-Fi,
Ang manghuhula (2008)
Actors: Chanda Romero (actress), Pinky Amador (actress), Emilio Garcia (actor), Eula Valdez (actress), Bella Flores (actress), Glaiza de Castro (actress), Isha (composer), Dempster Samarista (editor), Marlon Rivera (writer), Paolo Herras (writer), Paolo Herras (director), Marc Licaros (producer), Joseph David Santos (producer), Adrienne Babiera (actress),
Plot: Messina, an outcast and failed fortuneteller returns to her hometown to save her daughter Claire from a syndicate that aims to exploit her gift of fortune telling. When Messina returns, she finds her daughter caught in debt and the squabble of a petty syndicate running a band of fortunetellers for the unwary, desperate answer-seekers. For years, their hometown has been grooming one great fortuneteller just as they had hailed Dorothea as the town's leader. Dorothea is the grandmother of Claire who appears in her dreams. A helpful fortuneteller named Rachel teaches Messina that the only way to save her daughter is to embrace a gift she has vowed to give up, the ability to see the future no matter how bleak and inescapable.
Genres: Drama,Excellent Cadavers (1999)
Actors: Andy Luotto (actor), Luis Molteni (actor), Luigi Maria Burruano (actor), Cyrus Elias (actor), Arnoldo Foà (actor), Ivo Garrani (actor), Salvatore Billa (actor), Pierfrancesco Favino (actor), F. Murray Abraham (actor), Francesco Carnelutti (actor), Sandro Dori (actor), Victor Cavallo (actor), Giuseppe Cederna (actor), Chazz Palminteri (actor), Giovanni Di Benedetto (actor),
Plot: Fact based story about the political battle that was waged against the Mafia in Sicily during the late 1980's and early 1990's. Chazz Palminteri plays Giovanni Falcone, a crusading prosecutor who tried to use money trails as a way to attack the mobsters. He is aided by a former mobster (F. Murray Abraham) who volunteers to turn state's evidence after his sons are killed by a renegade mob chief. With the mobster's help, the prosecutor was able to obtain over 300 convictions.
Keywords: based-on-book, based-on-true-story, independent-film, mafiaGenres: Crime, Drama, Thriller,
Taglines: They have a name for government officials who defy the mafia...excellent cadavers.
Freddie as F.R.O.7. (1992)
Actors: Prunella Scales (actress), Jenny Agutter (actress), Michael Hordern (actor), Brian Blessed (actor), Billie Whitelaw (actress), Nigel Hawthorne (actor), Victor Maddern (actor), Jonathan Pryce (actor), James Earl Jones (actor), John Sessions (actor), Ben Kingsley (actor), Phyllis Logan (actress), Laura Vergelli (miscellaneous crew), Bruce Purchase (actor), David Ashton (actor),
Plot: The story about a man-sized frog named Prince Frederic who is turned into a frog by his wicked aunt Messina and hired by British Intelligence to solve the mysterious disappearances of some of Britain's greatest monuments. Several hundred years later, Freddie is now living in modern-day Paris -- a six-foot-tall amphibian with the moniker Secret Agent F.R.O.7. Messina, too, is still around causing mischief, joining forces with an arch-villain named El Supremo in a scheme to shrink Big Ben. Freddie, alerted to Messina's nefarious plans, gathers his fellow agents Daffers and Scottie together, planning to hide out in Big Ben and surprise the evil doers when they are set to strike at the much-loved British landmark.
Keywords: 2d-animation, acronym-in-title, british, british-intelligence, british-secret-service, character-name-in-title, digit-in-title, espionage, frog, independent-filmGenres: Adventure, Animation, Fantasy, Musical,
Quotes:
Freddie: I've always wanted to go to - what do you call it? - the U S A!Freddie: Scotty, you're beggining to turn my color. I think it's time I give you the "French kiss of life!" Don't worry. This will be our little secret!::Scotty, various: Noooooooooooo!
Trilby: I have a message for you F.R.O.7. And the message is... DEATH!::Freddie: Well, then you better give me the message.
Messina: Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevilmania! I'm gonna rule your world! Gonna tease you, and squeeze you till you drop! I can hypnotize. HIT YOU! Right between the eyes. My poison bites will put out the lights and then you're gone. Yes I'm the queen!::El Supremo: Oooooooo yes, you're the queen!
Narrator - American Version: So Freddie grew, and grew, and grew, and grew, and grew, and grew until he reached his adulthood. And then he knew, he knew, he knew, he knew, he knew, he knew. He was not...::Freddie: I am not. I AM NOT!::Frog Chorus/Friends: A frog! He is not a log!
Nessie: [aka the Loch Ness Monster, hears Freddie whistling for her] Freddie! My dear friend's in a spot of bother!::Scotty, various: [Freddie and Scotty are in a cage underwater surrounded by some monsters, then, something in the shadows approaches, all the monsters swim away as Nessie gets close enough, Scotty is amazed] I thought she doesn't exist!::Freddie: [Nessie bends out the bars of the cage with her front flippers, they step out] Dearest old friend... Nessie.
Valet: Sir, F.R.0.7. has just arrived, in an incredible automobile.::Brigadier G: Ah! Good. Show him in.::Valet: Um, yes sir, just to warn you, though... he's a frog.::Brigadier G: That's no way to talk about our loyal French allies!::Valet: No, sir, what I mean is, he's green.::Brigadier G: Nonsense! He's their most experienced man!::Valet: Hmmm... I'll show him in, shall I?
Daffers: Don't you ever get... afraid, Freddie?::Freddie: No. We frogs are very cold-blodded.
[Freddie has just met Daffers]::Freddie: [smoothly] Delighted to meet "you", Daffers. [kisses her hand] I'm afraid I don't have much use for gadgets but... [looks down her chest] [referring to her robot fly] I like the landing area.
Blue Ice (1985)
Actors: Jacqueline Lorians (actress), Shanna McCullough (actress), Jamie Gillis (actor), Ron Jeremy (actor), William Margold (actor), Mark Weiss (writer), Paul Thomas (actor), Danielle (actress), Francois Papillon (actor), Herschel Savage (actor), Reggie Nalder (actor), Helga Sven (actress), Long Chaney (actor), Long Chaney (actor), Phillip Marshak (director),
Plot: A private detective is hired to find an ancient book. What he doesn't know is that the book has the power to turn any woman into a nymphomaniac, and that a group of Nazi scientists--who fled to the US after World War II--also want the book, and will do anything to get it.
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Messina Sicily
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GLÆD - Messina
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Facciamoci Conoscere Episodio28: Messina... IO TI AMO!
Niente di meglio che odiare la propria città natale! In questo episodio Mavco e Ciccio riscopriranno cosa vuol dire patria! Anche se rimarranno a bocca asciutta. Capita? Bocca asciutta? Per l'acqua, capito? Senti fanculo. -
MESSINA: A CITY WITHOUT MEMORY?
On 28 December 1908 the most lethal seismic event in the history of the western world struck the cities either side of the Straits that separate Sicily from the Italian mainland. This documentary investigates the historical memory of the catastrophe in the Sicilian city of Messina. By John Dickie and Dan Sayer. Made as part of a research project at University College London funded by the AHRB. http://www.ucl.ac.uk/place-and-memory/messina/index.html ©UCL/RHUL/AHRB -
"Danny's Song" Loggins and Messina
"Danny's Song" written by Kenny Loggins, first appeared on Sittin' In, the debut album by singer-songwriters, Kenny Loggins and Jim Messina, released in 1971 on the Columbia Records. It was later released on CD on the Sony label. The song was a big hit for Anne Murray in 1972. The personnel on the original recording were: Kenny Loggins - vocals, guitar, harmonica, Jim Messina - vocals, bass guitar, Lester "Al" Garth - violin, recorder, saxophone, steel drum, background vocals, Michael Omartian - concertina, keyboards, steel drum, Jon Clarke - horn, oboe, saxophone, steel drum, Larry Sims - bass instrument, background vocals, Merel Bregante - drums, background vocals, and Milt Holland -- percussion. This sound recording is administered by SME. No copyright infringement is intended. This pu... -
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Jo Dee Messina - Bye Bye (Official Music Video)
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Ulisse - Messina 1908
In questo spezzone tratto da Ulisse (del 21/3/09) Alberto Angela ci racconta la tragedia del teremoto che ha colpito Messina e Reggio C. il 28 dicembre del 1908 -
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Il ponte di Messina Ficarra e Picone
Ficarra e Picone "scherzano" sui problemi che caratterizzano la Sicilia, con uno spettacolo riguardante il ponte di Messina. Vi saranno riferimenti alle "Carenze d'acqua", la mafia, la corruzione... sempre tenendo uno spirito di commedia. -
20ª puntata todo modo Due turisti a Messina
Esilarante reportage dell'escursione a Messina di due turisti davvero speciali . -
Loggins and Messina - Full Concert - 07/09/76 - Capitol Theatre (OFFICIAL)
Loggins and Messina - Full Concert Recorded Live: 7/9/1976 - Capitol Theatre (Passaic, NJ) More Loggins and Messina at Music Vault: http://www.musicvault.com Subscribe to Music Vault: http://goo.gl/DUzpUF Setlist: 0:00:00 - Another Road 0:02:11 - Danny's Song (incomplete) 0:04:06 - At The Whiskey 0:06:17 - Pretty Princess 0:13:29 - Be Free 0:20:06 - Bluegrass Medley 0:29:10 - Peacemaker 0:31:55 - Native Son 0:37:54 - Keep Our Love Growing 0:40:30 - Angry Eyes 0:53:07 - You Need A Man (incomplete) 0:58:19 - Wonderful World (incomplete) 1:01:25 - Vahevela 1:13:57 - Your Mama Don't Dance / Splish Splash / Boogie Man 1:18:54 - Nobody But You Personnel: Kenny Loggins - vocals, guitar, harmonica Jim Messina - vocals, guitar, mandolin Doug Livingston - steel guitar, keyboards Jon Clarke - sax...
Messina Sicily
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- Duration: 6:14
- Updated: 17 May 2013
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GLÆD - Messina
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- Duration: 4:02
- Updated: 08 May 2015
- views: 18017
GLÆD - Messina
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GLÆD - Messina
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- published: 08 May 2015
- views: 18017
Facciamoci Conoscere Episodio28: Messina... IO TI AMO!
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- Duration: 12:55
- Updated: 19 Nov 2015
- views: 126206
Niente di meglio che odiare la propria città natale! In questo episodio Mavco e Ciccio riscopriranno cosa vuol dire patria! Anche se rimarranno a bocca asciutta...
Niente di meglio che odiare la propria città natale! In questo episodio Mavco e Ciccio riscopriranno cosa vuol dire patria! Anche se rimarranno a bocca asciutta.
Capita? Bocca asciutta? Per l'acqua, capito?
Senti fanculo.
wn.com/Facciamoci Conoscere Episodio28 Messina... Io Ti Amo
Niente di meglio che odiare la propria città natale! In questo episodio Mavco e Ciccio riscopriranno cosa vuol dire patria! Anche se rimarranno a bocca asciutta.
Capita? Bocca asciutta? Per l'acqua, capito?
Senti fanculo.
- published: 19 Nov 2015
- views: 126206
MESSINA: A CITY WITHOUT MEMORY?
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- Duration: 55:25
- Updated: 04 Apr 2013
- views: 14048
On 28 December 1908 the most lethal seismic event in the history of the western world struck the cities either side of the Straits that separate Sicily from the...
On 28 December 1908 the most lethal seismic event in the history of the western world struck the cities either side of the Straits that separate Sicily from the Italian mainland. This documentary investigates the historical memory of the catastrophe in the Sicilian city of Messina.
By John Dickie and Dan Sayer. Made as part of a research project at University College London funded by the AHRB.
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/place-and-memory/messina/index.html
©UCL/RHUL/AHRB
wn.com/Messina A City Without Memory
On 28 December 1908 the most lethal seismic event in the history of the western world struck the cities either side of the Straits that separate Sicily from the Italian mainland. This documentary investigates the historical memory of the catastrophe in the Sicilian city of Messina.
By John Dickie and Dan Sayer. Made as part of a research project at University College London funded by the AHRB.
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/place-and-memory/messina/index.html
©UCL/RHUL/AHRB
- published: 04 Apr 2013
- views: 14048
"Danny's Song" Loggins and Messina
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- Duration: 4:16
- Updated: 01 Jun 2010
- views: 3693229
"Danny's Song" written by Kenny Loggins, first appeared on Sittin' In, the debut album by singer-songwriters, Kenny Loggins and Jim Messina, released in 1971 on...
"Danny's Song" written by Kenny Loggins, first appeared on Sittin' In, the debut album by singer-songwriters, Kenny Loggins and Jim Messina, released in 1971 on the Columbia Records. It was later released on CD on the Sony label. The song was a big hit for Anne Murray in 1972. The personnel on the original recording were: Kenny Loggins - vocals, guitar, harmonica, Jim Messina - vocals, bass guitar, Lester "Al" Garth - violin, recorder, saxophone, steel drum, background vocals, Michael Omartian - concertina, keyboards, steel drum, Jon Clarke - horn, oboe, saxophone, steel drum, Larry Sims - bass instrument, background vocals, Merel Bregante - drums, background vocals, and Milt Holland -- percussion. This sound recording is administered by SME. No copyright infringement is intended. This purpose of this upload is for viewer enjoyment and education not for monetary gain. I do not own the right to the song, audio, or images contained in this video.
wn.com/Danny's Song Loggins And Messina
"Danny's Song" written by Kenny Loggins, first appeared on Sittin' In, the debut album by singer-songwriters, Kenny Loggins and Jim Messina, released in 1971 on the Columbia Records. It was later released on CD on the Sony label. The song was a big hit for Anne Murray in 1972. The personnel on the original recording were: Kenny Loggins - vocals, guitar, harmonica, Jim Messina - vocals, bass guitar, Lester "Al" Garth - violin, recorder, saxophone, steel drum, background vocals, Michael Omartian - concertina, keyboards, steel drum, Jon Clarke - horn, oboe, saxophone, steel drum, Larry Sims - bass instrument, background vocals, Merel Bregante - drums, background vocals, and Milt Holland -- percussion. This sound recording is administered by SME. No copyright infringement is intended. This purpose of this upload is for viewer enjoyment and education not for monetary gain. I do not own the right to the song, audio, or images contained in this video.
- published: 01 Jun 2010
- views: 3693229
Ludò - Messina Sity (OFFICIAL STREET VIDEO)
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- Duration: 3:22
- Updated: 28 Dec 2013
- views: 54851
SEGUIMI SU FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/ludoconlaccentosiciliano?fref=ts
Video estratto da BLUFF EP
Produzione di D.A.N.
Registrazione missaggio riprese ...
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Video estratto da BLUFF EP
Produzione di D.A.N.
Registrazione missaggio riprese e montaggio a cura di FT STUDIO
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Jo Dee Messina - Bye Bye (Official Music Video)
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- Duration: 3:19
- Updated: 16 Apr 2014
- views: 588502
Subscribe to Curb Records now for all of the latest and greatest content. Stay up to date with all of your favorite Curb Records' artists in one place! From exc...
Subscribe to Curb Records now for all of the latest and greatest content. Stay up to date with all of your favorite Curb Records' artists in one place! From exclusive behind the scenes footage to official music videos, lyric videos and audio!
wn.com/Jo Dee Messina Bye Bye (Official Music Video)
Subscribe to Curb Records now for all of the latest and greatest content. Stay up to date with all of your favorite Curb Records' artists in one place! From exclusive behind the scenes footage to official music videos, lyric videos and audio!
- published: 16 Apr 2014
- views: 588502
Ulisse - Messina 1908
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- Duration: 8:11
- Updated: 27 Dec 2011
- views: 32334
In questo spezzone tratto da Ulisse (del 21/3/09) Alberto Angela ci racconta la tragedia del teremoto che ha colpito Messina e Reggio C. il 28 dicembre del 1908...
In questo spezzone tratto da Ulisse (del 21/3/09) Alberto Angela ci racconta la tragedia del teremoto che ha colpito Messina e Reggio C. il 28 dicembre del 1908
wn.com/Ulisse Messina 1908
In questo spezzone tratto da Ulisse (del 21/3/09) Alberto Angela ci racconta la tragedia del teremoto che ha colpito Messina e Reggio C. il 28 dicembre del 1908
- published: 27 Dec 2011
- views: 32334
Jo Dee Messina - Bring On The Rain (2000)
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- Duration: 3:08
- Updated: 03 Feb 2013
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Il ponte di Messina Ficarra e Picone
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- Duration: 32:10
- Updated: 30 Nov 2013
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Ficarra e Picone "scherzano" sui problemi che caratterizzano la Sicilia, con uno spettacolo riguardante il ponte di Messina. Vi saranno riferimenti alle "Carenz...
Ficarra e Picone "scherzano" sui problemi che caratterizzano la Sicilia, con uno spettacolo riguardante il ponte di Messina. Vi saranno riferimenti alle "Carenze d'acqua", la mafia, la corruzione... sempre tenendo uno spirito di commedia.
wn.com/Il Ponte Di Messina Ficarra E Picone
Ficarra e Picone "scherzano" sui problemi che caratterizzano la Sicilia, con uno spettacolo riguardante il ponte di Messina. Vi saranno riferimenti alle "Carenze d'acqua", la mafia, la corruzione... sempre tenendo uno spirito di commedia.
- published: 30 Nov 2013
- views: 351708
20ª puntata todo modo Due turisti a Messina
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- Duration: 16:44
- Updated: 29 May 2014
- views: 36214
Esilarante reportage dell'escursione a Messina di due turisti davvero speciali .
Esilarante reportage dell'escursione a Messina di due turisti davvero speciali .
wn.com/20ª Puntata Todo Modo Due Turisti A Messina
Esilarante reportage dell'escursione a Messina di due turisti davvero speciali .
- published: 29 May 2014
- views: 36214
Loggins and Messina - Full Concert - 07/09/76 - Capitol Theatre (OFFICIAL)
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- Duration: 91:52
- Updated: 11 Nov 2014
- views: 58528
Loggins and Messina - Full Concert
Recorded Live: 7/9/1976 - Capitol Theatre (Passaic, NJ)
More Loggins and Messina at Music Vault: http://www.musicvault.com
S...
Loggins and Messina - Full Concert
Recorded Live: 7/9/1976 - Capitol Theatre (Passaic, NJ)
More Loggins and Messina at Music Vault: http://www.musicvault.com
Subscribe to Music Vault: http://goo.gl/DUzpUF
Setlist:
0:00:00 - Another Road
0:02:11 - Danny's Song (incomplete)
0:04:06 - At The Whiskey
0:06:17 - Pretty Princess
0:13:29 - Be Free
0:20:06 - Bluegrass Medley
0:29:10 - Peacemaker
0:31:55 - Native Son
0:37:54 - Keep Our Love Growing
0:40:30 - Angry Eyes
0:53:07 - You Need A Man (incomplete)
0:58:19 - Wonderful World (incomplete)
1:01:25 - Vahevela
1:13:57 - Your Mama Don't Dance / Splish Splash / Boogie Man
1:18:54 - Nobody But You
Personnel:
Kenny Loggins - vocals, guitar, harmonica
Jim Messina - vocals, guitar, mandolin
Doug Livingston - steel guitar, keyboards
Jon Clarke - saxophone, flute, percussion
Vince Denham - saxophone
Woody Chrisman - fiddle
George Hawkins - bass, vocals
Willy Ornelis - drums, percussion
Summary:
During Loggins & Messina's heydey years during the mid-1970s, the Capitol Theatre in Passaic, New Jersey became a frequent visit on their East Coast tours. Presented here is the group's last hurrah at this legendary venue, captured live on their final tour. Not surprisingly, this recording is essentially an overview of Loggins and Messina's highly productive partnership, containing choice songs from throughout their career together. Backed by an outstanding touring band, all of this material is very well played, with the extended explorations on "Vahevela" and "Angry Eyes" taking top honors for most exciting performances of the night.
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Loggins and Messina - Full Concert
Recorded Live: 7/9/1976 - Capitol Theatre (Passaic, NJ)
More Loggins and Messina at Music Vault: http://www.musicvault.com
Subscribe to Music Vault: http://goo.gl/DUzpUF
Setlist:
0:00:00 - Another Road
0:02:11 - Danny's Song (incomplete)
0:04:06 - At The Whiskey
0:06:17 - Pretty Princess
0:13:29 - Be Free
0:20:06 - Bluegrass Medley
0:29:10 - Peacemaker
0:31:55 - Native Son
0:37:54 - Keep Our Love Growing
0:40:30 - Angry Eyes
0:53:07 - You Need A Man (incomplete)
0:58:19 - Wonderful World (incomplete)
1:01:25 - Vahevela
1:13:57 - Your Mama Don't Dance / Splish Splash / Boogie Man
1:18:54 - Nobody But You
Personnel:
Kenny Loggins - vocals, guitar, harmonica
Jim Messina - vocals, guitar, mandolin
Doug Livingston - steel guitar, keyboards
Jon Clarke - saxophone, flute, percussion
Vince Denham - saxophone
Woody Chrisman - fiddle
George Hawkins - bass, vocals
Willy Ornelis - drums, percussion
Summary:
During Loggins & Messina's heydey years during the mid-1970s, the Capitol Theatre in Passaic, New Jersey became a frequent visit on their East Coast tours. Presented here is the group's last hurrah at this legendary venue, captured live on their final tour. Not surprisingly, this recording is essentially an overview of Loggins and Messina's highly productive partnership, containing choice songs from throughout their career together. Backed by an outstanding touring band, all of this material is very well played, with the extended explorations on "Vahevela" and "Angry Eyes" taking top honors for most exciting performances of the night.
- published: 11 Nov 2014
- views: 58528
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Messina in Sicily - Travel Guide Italy
World Travel https://www.youtube.com/user/World1Tube Travel Guide Sicily http://bit.ly/124XYM9 Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Messina, the third largest city in Sicily. Its visitors can enjoy the huge harbor and the San Francesco church which was named after Saint Francis of Assisi. If we mention Messina everybody thinks of Messina Strait. This is the point where we can reach Sicily from Italy by ferry. As the two and a half thousand-year old city was almost destroyed in the two catastrophes, one of which was the earthquake in 1908 and the other was World War II. They can't boast as many monuments as its neighbors. Its huge harbor itself is a stirring colorful sight. Its worth-visiting San Francesco church was named after Saint Francis of Assisi. In front of it is the li... -
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Messina, Sicily, Italy trip - Tourist attractions in Messina, Sicily - Tourism in Messina, Sicily, Italy Travel Videos HD, World Travel Guide http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=World1Tube Messina is in the northeast of Sicily, Italy. It is only 5 km across the Straits of Messina to the region of Calabria on the mainland. See in Messina, Sicily, Italy ========================= Novara di Sicilia - Located in the province of Messina on the northern side of Mt. Etna, this picturesque medieval town is nestled in the mountains overlooking ancient Tyndaris and Abacaenum. It is the archetype of a typical medieval town, with its friendly and accommodating people who speak a distinctive dialect. Do in Messina, Sicily, Italy ======================= Visit Torre Faro, the former ... -
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Sicily Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
The Messina Strait, the famous Greek theatre of Taormina, the archeological sites of Segesta and Selinunte, the marvellous Catania, the unique monastery and temple of Monreale, the picturesque Cefalu and Ragusa are all worth taking a look on the largest island of the Mediterranean Sea. The romantic Sicily, an island very rich in monuments and natural beauties, enchants every visitor. Let us take a walk on the streets of the capital, Palermo, let us refresh ourselves on the beach of Mondello, take a slide in the famous Citta del Mare, and go to the ever-foggy Erice using the cableway. We can enjoy the sicilian blood-oranges, drink a capuccino among the walls of Syracuse, and finally, take a walk to the still active Etna volcano. -------------- Watch more travel videos ► http://goo.gl/HYQdh... -
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Bus Transfer from Catania Airport to Messina Harbor in Sicily, Italy. Ever wondered how to get from the airport to the harbor? Watch this video and find out how easy it is! ORLANDOVENTURE!!! Day 1 Follow Me Vlog http://youtu.be/9mTt2xPKTl8 Universal, Diagon Alley, Islands of Adventure “follow me” Vlog http://youtu.be/si9Fd_2io4o?list=UU0qb5AAbSI9kcjptctjWs1g Universal Studios Hollywood Guide http://youtu.be/d0kl9XTdg5E Disney California Adventure http://youtu.be/KmZBeVGIGCE Magic Kingdom Guide http://youtu.be/Gre5Y7MCoa8 Hollywood Studios Guide https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXRessSdBno EPCOT Guide http://youtu.be/3b4LLUOZORI Animal Kingdom Guide http://youtu.be/E78lYo_uFfE First Class FAIL!!! http://youtu.be/4tgNz4yCreE www.facebook.com/MorgansVeryunOfficialTravelGuides Twit... -
Sicily Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Sicily in Italy. Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean and is the most diverse region in Italy,a land of gods and natural forces and a place of ancient cultures. Throughout the history of Sicily there have been many battles, rulers, cultures and religions. Prior to Roman rule both the Greeks and the Carthagians fought against each other. Later came the Arabs and the Normans. Catania is Sicily’s second largest city and has been strongly influenced by earthquakes and also the volcanic activity of Mount Etna. Therefore only a few historical remnants have survived. However, after each disaster the city was rebuilt and the result is a Baroque city dominated by fascinating sights full of character and charm. A devastating earthquake in 1693 destroyed th... -
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Visit Ragusa in Sicily | Travel Guide | Travel Tips | Tourism Italy
World Tube https://www.youtube.com/user/World1Tube Travel Guide Sicily http://bit.ly/124XYM9 Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Ragusa in Sicily, which is built on a wide limestone hill between two deep valleys, Cava San Leonardo and Cava Santa Domenica. Visit Ragusa in Sicily The southern coat of the Ireland is a les visited part of Sicily. Only Modica and Ragusa are worth mentioning. The latter is the departure point of trips towards the inner parts of the island. Leguse is the capital of the southeast and the county seat. Only the upper Ragusa built on the site of the Greek Hybla Heraea., and the medieval city built adjacent to it are interesting for tourists. Lower Ragusa is a center of asphalt and oil-mining. It's a modern industrial city with all its disadvantages. The... -
MESSINA Door of Sicily (ITALY) - City Bus Tour
DK Eyewitness Top 10: Sicily gives you all the information you need when visiting Sicily http://goo.gl/PtrTU Whether you wish to visit the astonishing Aeolian Islands, scale Mount Etna, Europe's largest volcano, visit the incredible art galleries, or shop in the amazing markets, this pocket sized travel guide to Sicily is packed with essential information about every corner of the island. Messina is a large port city, the gateway to Sicily from the mainland of Italy, Just three miles off the coast of southern Italy's mainland. Sicily. Messina is known as the door of Sicily.It is easy to walk off the ship and into the Pazza del Duomo. Watch my playlist Mediterranean Cruise - Italy + Spain www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLA5310AEF2D5B7CB9&feature;=viewall "Spinnin'" by Alex ccmixter.org/file... -
Views Around Messina, Sicily, Italy - 8th July, 2014
I visited the City of Messina, Sicily as part of a cruise on board the MSC Splendida. This film features footage from a short circular walk around the city, where some of the main sites were taken in, alongside the general streets, architecture and transport of Messina. Identified features and locations within the film are as follows: The Port of Messina, Views over Messina from the MSC Splendida cruise ship, Viale San Martino, Via Santa Maria Alemanna, Carlo III Di Bourbon statue, Via 1 Settembre, Via Giuseppe la Farina, Piazza della Republica, Piazza Cairoli, Via Nicola Fabrizi, Chiesa del Carmine, Views over Messina from the bell tower of Chiesa del Carmine, University of Messina, Court of Messina, Piazza Duomo, Fountain of Orion, The Cathedral (Duomo) of Messina and Via Giuseppe Gari... -
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Sicily tourism & Vacations 2015
Sicily tourism & Vacations 2015 - Sicily trip 2015 - Sicily travel guide 2015 Travel Videos HD, World Travel Guide http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=World1Tube Sicily (Sicilia) is a rugged and attractive island on the southern tip of Italy, and is one of the country's 20 regions. It is separated from the mainland region of Calabria by the 5 km Straits of Messina. It can get very hot during the summer, so it is better to visit during spring and autumn, while it is still quite pleasant during winter. Do in Sicily ======== Trekking in Sicily is going to expand.The Parks and the Nature Reserve are not very well organized but for this reason you'll have the opportunity to enjoy and discover the Sicilian Mountains and Nature. There are some wonderful trekkings that you can d...
Messina in Sicily - Travel Guide Italy
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Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Messina, the third largest city in Sicily. Its visitors can enjoy the huge
harbor and the San Francesco church which was named after Saint Francis of Assisi.
If we mention Messina everybody thinks of Messina Strait. This is the point where we can reach Sicily from Italy by ferry.
As the two and a half thousand-year old city was almost destroyed in the two catastrophes, one of which was the earthquake in 1908 and the other was World War II. They can't boast as many monuments as its neighbors. Its huge harbor itself is a stirring colorful sight. Its worth-visiting San Francesco church was named after Saint Francis of Assisi. In front of it is the life size statue of the saint opening his arms towards us can be seen.
Annunziata dei Catalani Church is the only Norman monument of Messina. In front of it, the statue of Don Juan de Austria who beat the Greek and the marine battle at Lepanto can be found.
The minister in Messina has kept nothing of its original form after being converted twice. The Montreal Soli most famous work "The Orion Well" made in 1547 was very beautiful. The four figures of this well signify the four big rivers -- the Tiberius, the Nile, the Ebro, and the Cameramus. The statues of the original work can be found at the Museo Nazinale in Nacina. The one that stands in the square is a certified copy. A trip up to the 60-meter bell free of the minister is worth it because of the view of the city and the harbor. The spectacular, astronomical clock is not as old as we would think. It was made in 1933. Its gold figures come to life every 15 minutes to designate the passing time with the—
The three old gates of the façade with some Gothic sculptures remained from the 15th and 16th centuries. The rest was destroyed by earthquakes and bombs. On the dials of the astronomical clock, we can observe the changes of the moon and the stars.
The three aisle interior with the carpeted frame roof is a result of renovations after World War 2. Only some tombs and the mosaics of the Apses are original; but, the painting and sculptures are also very beautiful.
The romantic atmosphere of Sicily has inspired several artists, sculptors, painters, and of course, poets. Up the hill, the—narrow road between two stone barriers, our northern eyes see an orange. Palm trees flowing on the stone walls, Tuscolanum, dell sound of a cricket. Cicero listen to it at night. White, cool wine at the cellars, Casanova drank this.
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Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Messina, the third largest city in Sicily. Its visitors can enjoy the huge
harbor and the San Francesco church which was named after Saint Francis of Assisi.
If we mention Messina everybody thinks of Messina Strait. This is the point where we can reach Sicily from Italy by ferry.
As the two and a half thousand-year old city was almost destroyed in the two catastrophes, one of which was the earthquake in 1908 and the other was World War II. They can't boast as many monuments as its neighbors. Its huge harbor itself is a stirring colorful sight. Its worth-visiting San Francesco church was named after Saint Francis of Assisi. In front of it is the life size statue of the saint opening his arms towards us can be seen.
Annunziata dei Catalani Church is the only Norman monument of Messina. In front of it, the statue of Don Juan de Austria who beat the Greek and the marine battle at Lepanto can be found.
The minister in Messina has kept nothing of its original form after being converted twice. The Montreal Soli most famous work "The Orion Well" made in 1547 was very beautiful. The four figures of this well signify the four big rivers -- the Tiberius, the Nile, the Ebro, and the Cameramus. The statues of the original work can be found at the Museo Nazinale in Nacina. The one that stands in the square is a certified copy. A trip up to the 60-meter bell free of the minister is worth it because of the view of the city and the harbor. The spectacular, astronomical clock is not as old as we would think. It was made in 1933. Its gold figures come to life every 15 minutes to designate the passing time with the—
The three old gates of the façade with some Gothic sculptures remained from the 15th and 16th centuries. The rest was destroyed by earthquakes and bombs. On the dials of the astronomical clock, we can observe the changes of the moon and the stars.
The three aisle interior with the carpeted frame roof is a result of renovations after World War 2. Only some tombs and the mosaics of the Apses are original; but, the painting and sculptures are also very beautiful.
The romantic atmosphere of Sicily has inspired several artists, sculptors, painters, and of course, poets. Up the hill, the—narrow road between two stone barriers, our northern eyes see an orange. Palm trees flowing on the stone walls, Tuscolanum, dell sound of a cricket. Cicero listen to it at night. White, cool wine at the cellars, Casanova drank this.
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Messina, Sicily, Italy trip (HD)
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Messina is in the northeast of Sicily, Italy. It is only 5 km across the Straits of Messina to the region of Calabria on the mainland.
See in Messina, Sicily, Italy
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Novara di Sicilia - Located in the province of Messina on the northern side of Mt. Etna, this picturesque medieval town is nestled in the mountains overlooking ancient Tyndaris and Abacaenum. It is the archetype of a typical medieval town, with its friendly and accommodating people who speak a distinctive dialect.
Do in Messina, Sicily, Italy
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Visit Torre Faro, the former electricity pylon over Messina Strait. It is a 224 metres tall lattice tower, which is today an observation tower with an observation platform on 200 metres. Unfortunately you have to walk 1250 steps up and down, but the great view on the huge structure and the good view over Messina Strait is surely worth it!
Eat in Messina, Sicily, Italy
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The best pizza in town is Pizza Capitano just off Piazza Cairoli. The owner is a little gruff however the wood oven gives an authentic Sicilian flavor. Its also excellent value and is always busy especially during Series A football matches when the atmosphere reaches fever pitch.
Al Gattopardo, Via Santa Cecilia, 184, ☎ +39 090 673076.
Bacco, Via Cernaia, 15, ☎ +39 0090 771420.
Momento Ristorante, Via Mario Giurba 29, ☎ +39 090 6409781.
For visitors there for just a day, look for family pastry store that offer cannoli... a genuine Sicilian treat.
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Messina is in the northeast of Sicily, Italy. It is only 5 km across the Straits of Messina to the region of Calabria on the mainland.
See in Messina, Sicily, Italy
=========================
Novara di Sicilia - Located in the province of Messina on the northern side of Mt. Etna, this picturesque medieval town is nestled in the mountains overlooking ancient Tyndaris and Abacaenum. It is the archetype of a typical medieval town, with its friendly and accommodating people who speak a distinctive dialect.
Do in Messina, Sicily, Italy
=======================
Visit Torre Faro, the former electricity pylon over Messina Strait. It is a 224 metres tall lattice tower, which is today an observation tower with an observation platform on 200 metres. Unfortunately you have to walk 1250 steps up and down, but the great view on the huge structure and the good view over Messina Strait is surely worth it!
Eat in Messina, Sicily, Italy
======================
The best pizza in town is Pizza Capitano just off Piazza Cairoli. The owner is a little gruff however the wood oven gives an authentic Sicilian flavor. Its also excellent value and is always busy especially during Series A football matches when the atmosphere reaches fever pitch.
Al Gattopardo, Via Santa Cecilia, 184, ☎ +39 090 673076.
Bacco, Via Cernaia, 15, ☎ +39 0090 771420.
Momento Ristorante, Via Mario Giurba 29, ☎ +39 090 6409781.
For visitors there for just a day, look for family pastry store that offer cannoli... a genuine Sicilian treat.
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Messina Travel Guide: Tour, Map, History, Weather
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Messina Tr...
Messina Travel Guide: Tour, Map, History, Weather
Messina Travel Guide: Tour, Map, History, Weather
Messina Travel Guide: Tour, Map, History, Weather
Messina Travel Guide: Tour, Map, History, Weather
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Sicily Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
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The Messina Strait, the famous Greek theatre of Taormina, the archeological sites of Segesta and Selinunte, the marvellous Catania, the unique monastery and tem...
The Messina Strait, the famous Greek theatre of Taormina, the archeological sites of Segesta and Selinunte, the marvellous Catania, the unique monastery and temple of Monreale, the picturesque Cefalu and Ragusa are all worth taking a look on the largest island of the Mediterranean Sea. The romantic Sicily, an island very rich in monuments and natural beauties, enchants every visitor. Let us take a walk on the streets of the capital, Palermo, let us refresh ourselves on the beach of Mondello, take a slide in the famous Citta del Mare, and go to the ever-foggy Erice using the cableway. We can enjoy the sicilian blood-oranges, drink a capuccino among the walls of Syracuse, and finally, take a walk to the still active Etna volcano.
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The Messina Strait, the famous Greek theatre of Taormina, the archeological sites of Segesta and Selinunte, the marvellous Catania, the unique monastery and temple of Monreale, the picturesque Cefalu and Ragusa are all worth taking a look on the largest island of the Mediterranean Sea. The romantic Sicily, an island very rich in monuments and natural beauties, enchants every visitor. Let us take a walk on the streets of the capital, Palermo, let us refresh ourselves on the beach of Mondello, take a slide in the famous Citta del Mare, and go to the ever-foggy Erice using the cableway. We can enjoy the sicilian blood-oranges, drink a capuccino among the walls of Syracuse, and finally, take a walk to the still active Etna volcano.
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Bus from Catania Airport to Messina, Sicily
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Bus Transfer from Catania Airport to Messina Harbor in Sicily, Italy. Ever wondered how to get from the airport to the harbor? Watch this video and find out h...
Bus Transfer from Catania Airport to Messina Harbor in Sicily, Italy. Ever wondered how to get from the airport to the harbor? Watch this video and find out how easy it is!
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Sicily Vacation Travel Video Guide
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Travel video about destination Sicily in Italy.
Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean and is the most diverse region in Italy,a land of gods and nat...
Travel video about destination Sicily in Italy.
Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean and is the most diverse region in Italy,a land of gods and natural forces and a place of ancient cultures. Throughout the history of Sicily there have been many battles, rulers, cultures and religions. Prior to Roman rule both the Greeks and the Carthagians fought against each other. Later came the Arabs and the Normans. Catania is Sicily’s second largest city and has been strongly influenced by earthquakes and also the volcanic activity of Mount Etna. Therefore only a few historical remnants have survived. However, after each disaster the city was rebuilt and the result is a Baroque city dominated by fascinating sights full of character and charm. A devastating earthquake in 1693 destroyed the original town of Noto and left it in ruins. Construction of the new town took almost a hundred years until at end of the eighteenth century most of its buildings had been rebuilt. In addition to the geometrical design of its streets the remarkable architectural harmony of the town has been created by much use of ochre-coloured sandstone. The privately-owned train, the Ferrovia Circumetnea, travels around Mount Etna from Catania to Riposto. A couple of kilometres outside Catania there are vast fertile fields. In the background is the mighty and over three thousand metre high Mount Etna, one of the most active and famous volcanoes in the world. Taormina is situated on a rock high above the Ionic Sea. The Teatro Greco was built out of the stone of Monte Tauro in the third century A.D. and five hundred years later it was enlarged by the Romans for gladiatorial battle. The old town ended at Porta Messina whose medieval palaces and villas have been preserved right up until the present day. A few kilometres from Palermo and set within a beautiful bay is Mondello sheltered by the slopes of Monte Pellegrino that contains a grotto, an altar and a pilgrims church, the Santuario Di Santa Rosalia. Here this fascinating journey comes to an end. Sicily is exquisite, an ancient island of both discovery and pleasure.
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Travel video about destination Sicily in Italy.
Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean and is the most diverse region in Italy,a land of gods and natural forces and a place of ancient cultures. Throughout the history of Sicily there have been many battles, rulers, cultures and religions. Prior to Roman rule both the Greeks and the Carthagians fought against each other. Later came the Arabs and the Normans. Catania is Sicily’s second largest city and has been strongly influenced by earthquakes and also the volcanic activity of Mount Etna. Therefore only a few historical remnants have survived. However, after each disaster the city was rebuilt and the result is a Baroque city dominated by fascinating sights full of character and charm. A devastating earthquake in 1693 destroyed the original town of Noto and left it in ruins. Construction of the new town took almost a hundred years until at end of the eighteenth century most of its buildings had been rebuilt. In addition to the geometrical design of its streets the remarkable architectural harmony of the town has been created by much use of ochre-coloured sandstone. The privately-owned train, the Ferrovia Circumetnea, travels around Mount Etna from Catania to Riposto. A couple of kilometres outside Catania there are vast fertile fields. In the background is the mighty and over three thousand metre high Mount Etna, one of the most active and famous volcanoes in the world. Taormina is situated on a rock high above the Ionic Sea. The Teatro Greco was built out of the stone of Monte Tauro in the third century A.D. and five hundred years later it was enlarged by the Romans for gladiatorial battle. The old town ended at Porta Messina whose medieval palaces and villas have been preserved right up until the present day. A few kilometres from Palermo and set within a beautiful bay is Mondello sheltered by the slopes of Monte Pellegrino that contains a grotto, an altar and a pilgrims church, the Santuario Di Santa Rosalia. Here this fascinating journey comes to an end. Sicily is exquisite, an ancient island of both discovery and pleasure.
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Messina Sicily - Travel Tips for Visiting the Region of Sicily
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Messina is often one of the first towns that visitors reach when they come across from mainland Italy to Sicily.
Messina is often one of the first towns that visitors reach when they come across from mainland Italy to Sicily.
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Visit Ragusa in Sicily | Travel Guide | Travel Tips | Tourism Italy
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Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Ragusa in Sicily, which is built on a wide limestone hill between two deep
valleys, Cava San Leonardo and Cava Santa Domenica.
Visit Ragusa in Sicily
The southern coat of the Ireland is a les visited part of Sicily. Only Modica and Ragusa are worth mentioning. The latter is the departure point of trips towards the inner parts of the island. Leguse is the capital of the southeast and the county seat. Only the upper Ragusa built on the site of the Greek Hybla Heraea., and the medieval city built adjacent to it are interesting for tourists. Lower Ragusa is a center of asphalt and oil-mining. It's a modern industrial city with all its disadvantages.
The picturesque Baroque of the city has such monuments as a San Giorgio Church or the Santa Maria delle Scale Church dating back to the 15th century or the Pro Patria monument. In his famous work, "Italian Journey", Gouda writes about the antique monuments of Sicily with enthusiasm. Before and after him, many people have shared this order.
The diverse sides of the island are due to its mixed history. The native Siccans were conquered by Punic and Greek people. In 212 B.C., they were followed by the Romans who made the island their independent probincia. A thousand years later, Saracants, that is, Arabian people arrived. They were beat by the Norman -- a French origin. After the [Foreign Language] Dynasty died out, the German Howenstaus then the French Anju finally succeeded. The Famous folk rising called the Sicilian even song "Dispel the Anju". Then, with the help of the pope the Spanish Oregonion house gained power later following to the Hapsburgs hand. They were succeeded by the Savoy and Bourbon house until the island joined the Untied Italian Kingdom.
Siracusa is the most severely city on the Ionic Sea and was founded on 734 B.C. by the Greek Conrintha's on the island of Artesia. During its hay-day, it's a as big as it is today. Today, the island to the mainland is connected with a bridge. The place of Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides used to be performed in the Greek theater. Today, we can adore the sunset from its semi-circle benches. Archimedes controlled the technical defenses of Siracusa besieged by the Romans with catapults and among other things, paraball and mirrors. The scholar was killed by a Roman soldier who didn't care about Archimedes famous saying "Don't disturb my circles". The scholar's tomb was alleged to be near Latomia Del Paradiso, a quarry. The huge castle-like quarry with its collapsed top became well-known when 7,000 prisoners of war were imprisoned here.
Dionysus Theranus heard the prisoners talking to each other in an echoing cave and the cave has been called Dionysus Ear ever since. All over the island the products of craftsmen are popular. In Siracusa, the custom-made products of ceramics are especially popular with tourists.
The ships going to Malta set-off from the harbor of the city. A small alley, Paseo Aretusa, leaves to the harbor from where bay sis beautiful especially at sunset. The main square is decorated by a spectacular Diana fountain dating back to 1906. The side of the old town lining the peninsula reminds us of Dubrovnik that the buildings seen here represent several centuries in several styles. Frederick II was responsible for the building of the fortress Castella Mariachi extending to the sea. The building of Palazo Bellomo dates back to the 13th century, the showpiece of its museum, and the painting Angelic Reading by Messina. St. John's catacombs remain from old Christian times from the yard of a monastery which fell into decay.
The minister was built on the side of the Minerva Church partly using its reminders. Its exterior pats were converted in Baroque style later on. Some columns of the huge three-aisle building belong to the Minerva Church. In the chapel, we can see the silver sculpture of Saint Lucia who scratched off her own eyes because one of the admirers complimented them. The beautiful altar pictures are also a work by Messina.
Siracus boast everything that the other cities of Sicily have. Siracusa can hold its own with any other city of Sicily. There's an excavation and archaeological museum -- the Apollo sanctuary and cathedral, the Greek theater and Roman anti-theater, Gothic fortress and medieval catacombs. But it has something that no other Sicilian cities have.
There's a legend about the spring of Arathusa. The nymph has turned into a spring here by Alphaes, the God of Rivers. Another curiosity that plays is that in Europe the papyrus of the Nile which was planted here by the Arabians can grow only here in the warm water of the pool.
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Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Ragusa in Sicily, which is built on a wide limestone hill between two deep
valleys, Cava San Leonardo and Cava Santa Domenica.
Visit Ragusa in Sicily
The southern coat of the Ireland is a les visited part of Sicily. Only Modica and Ragusa are worth mentioning. The latter is the departure point of trips towards the inner parts of the island. Leguse is the capital of the southeast and the county seat. Only the upper Ragusa built on the site of the Greek Hybla Heraea., and the medieval city built adjacent to it are interesting for tourists. Lower Ragusa is a center of asphalt and oil-mining. It's a modern industrial city with all its disadvantages.
The picturesque Baroque of the city has such monuments as a San Giorgio Church or the Santa Maria delle Scale Church dating back to the 15th century or the Pro Patria monument. In his famous work, "Italian Journey", Gouda writes about the antique monuments of Sicily with enthusiasm. Before and after him, many people have shared this order.
The diverse sides of the island are due to its mixed history. The native Siccans were conquered by Punic and Greek people. In 212 B.C., they were followed by the Romans who made the island their independent probincia. A thousand years later, Saracants, that is, Arabian people arrived. They were beat by the Norman -- a French origin. After the [Foreign Language] Dynasty died out, the German Howenstaus then the French Anju finally succeeded. The Famous folk rising called the Sicilian even song "Dispel the Anju". Then, with the help of the pope the Spanish Oregonion house gained power later following to the Hapsburgs hand. They were succeeded by the Savoy and Bourbon house until the island joined the Untied Italian Kingdom.
Siracusa is the most severely city on the Ionic Sea and was founded on 734 B.C. by the Greek Conrintha's on the island of Artesia. During its hay-day, it's a as big as it is today. Today, the island to the mainland is connected with a bridge. The place of Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides used to be performed in the Greek theater. Today, we can adore the sunset from its semi-circle benches. Archimedes controlled the technical defenses of Siracusa besieged by the Romans with catapults and among other things, paraball and mirrors. The scholar was killed by a Roman soldier who didn't care about Archimedes famous saying "Don't disturb my circles". The scholar's tomb was alleged to be near Latomia Del Paradiso, a quarry. The huge castle-like quarry with its collapsed top became well-known when 7,000 prisoners of war were imprisoned here.
Dionysus Theranus heard the prisoners talking to each other in an echoing cave and the cave has been called Dionysus Ear ever since. All over the island the products of craftsmen are popular. In Siracusa, the custom-made products of ceramics are especially popular with tourists.
The ships going to Malta set-off from the harbor of the city. A small alley, Paseo Aretusa, leaves to the harbor from where bay sis beautiful especially at sunset. The main square is decorated by a spectacular Diana fountain dating back to 1906. The side of the old town lining the peninsula reminds us of Dubrovnik that the buildings seen here represent several centuries in several styles. Frederick II was responsible for the building of the fortress Castella Mariachi extending to the sea. The building of Palazo Bellomo dates back to the 13th century, the showpiece of its museum, and the painting Angelic Reading by Messina. St. John's catacombs remain from old Christian times from the yard of a monastery which fell into decay.
The minister was built on the side of the Minerva Church partly using its reminders. Its exterior pats were converted in Baroque style later on. Some columns of the huge three-aisle building belong to the Minerva Church. In the chapel, we can see the silver sculpture of Saint Lucia who scratched off her own eyes because one of the admirers complimented them. The beautiful altar pictures are also a work by Messina.
Siracus boast everything that the other cities of Sicily have. Siracusa can hold its own with any other city of Sicily. There's an excavation and archaeological museum -- the Apollo sanctuary and cathedral, the Greek theater and Roman anti-theater, Gothic fortress and medieval catacombs. But it has something that no other Sicilian cities have.
There's a legend about the spring of Arathusa. The nymph has turned into a spring here by Alphaes, the God of Rivers. Another curiosity that plays is that in Europe the papyrus of the Nile which was planted here by the Arabians can grow only here in the warm water of the pool.
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Messina is a large port city, the gateway to Sicily from the mainland of Italy, Just three miles off the coast of southern Italy's mainland. Sicily. Messina is known as the door of Sicily.It is easy to walk off the ship and into the Pazza del Duomo. Watch my playlist Mediterranean Cruise - Italy + Spain www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLA5310AEF2D5B7CB9&feature;=viewall
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I visited the City of Messina, Sicily as part of a cruise on board the MSC Splendida. This film features footage from a short circular walk around the city, where some of the main sites were taken in, alongside the general streets, architecture and transport of Messina.
Identified features and locations within the film are as follows: The Port of Messina, Views over Messina from the MSC Splendida cruise ship, Viale San Martino, Via Santa Maria Alemanna, Carlo III Di Bourbon statue, Via 1 Settembre, Via Giuseppe la Farina, Piazza della Republica, Piazza Cairoli, Via Nicola Fabrizi, Chiesa del Carmine, Views over Messina from the bell tower of Chiesa del Carmine, University of Messina, Court of Messina, Piazza Duomo, Fountain of Orion, The Cathedral (Duomo) of Messina and Via Giuseppe Garibaldi.
I very much enjoyed my visit to Messina, and will certainly return to document other parts of the city and wider region.
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I visited the City of Messina, Sicily as part of a cruise on board the MSC Splendida. This film features footage from a short circular walk around the city, where some of the main sites were taken in, alongside the general streets, architecture and transport of Messina.
Identified features and locations within the film are as follows: The Port of Messina, Views over Messina from the MSC Splendida cruise ship, Viale San Martino, Via Santa Maria Alemanna, Carlo III Di Bourbon statue, Via 1 Settembre, Via Giuseppe la Farina, Piazza della Republica, Piazza Cairoli, Via Nicola Fabrizi, Chiesa del Carmine, Views over Messina from the bell tower of Chiesa del Carmine, University of Messina, Court of Messina, Piazza Duomo, Fountain of Orion, The Cathedral (Duomo) of Messina and Via Giuseppe Garibaldi.
I very much enjoyed my visit to Messina, and will certainly return to document other parts of the city and wider region.
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Sicily (Sicilia) is a rugged and attractive island on the southern tip of Italy, and is one of the country's 20 regions. It is separated from the mainland region of Calabria by the 5 km Straits of Messina. It can get very hot during the summer, so it is better to visit during spring and autumn, while it is still quite pleasant during winter.
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Trekking in Sicily is going to expand.The Parks and the Nature Reserve are not very well organized but for this reason you'll have the opportunity to enjoy and discover the Sicilian Mountains and Nature. There are some wonderful trekkings that you can do to enjoy the beauty of the main Sicilian sites like Nebrodi mountains, Madonie mountains, Etna volcano, etc.
Visit the Salt Flats in Trapani where you will still see salt being made in the traditional way, by sweeping up the salt after the tide has gone out & then being ground down in ancient windmills.
Visit the popular seaside town of San Vito Lo Capo on the West Coast, famous for its sandy beach and where the low two story white Moorish architecture can be seen.
Visit Erice on the West Coast, the highest town in Sicily, with it's ancient stone walled city.
Visit Mazara Del Vallo on the South Coast for it's Tunisian Quarter.
Visit the Zingaro Reserve on the West Coast of Sicily for some of the best nature walks, natural beaches and examples of the dwarf palm that the area is famous for.
Visit the town of Noto on the South Coast, a Unesco World Heritage site due to the best examples of Baroque Architecture left in Europe today.
Visit the world's largest astronomical clock and the Museo Regionale in Messina .
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Agrigento — to the south and particularly noted for the Valle dei Templi (Valley of Temples)(UNESCO World Heritage)
Catania — busy university city and economic center, great for nightlife, the gate to Mount Etna (UNESCO World Heritage)
Gela — one of the most important old greek cities, archaelogical centre e sea resort on the south coast
Marsala — interesting museum, home of the famous wine
Messina — busy city and link to the mainland
Milazzo - small town, mainly used as a transit point for the Aeolian Islands with beautiful Castle.
Palermo — throbbing capital, plenty of sights
Ragusa — impressive baroque architecture (UNESCO World Heritage)
Syracuse (Siracusa) — attractive old town and Greek ruins (UNESCO World Heritage)
Trapani — attractive city and gateway to Pantelleria and the Egadi islands
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Sicily (Sicilia) is a rugged and attractive island on the southern tip of Italy, and is one of the country's 20 regions. It is separated from the mainland region of Calabria by the 5 km Straits of Messina. It can get very hot during the summer, so it is better to visit during spring and autumn, while it is still quite pleasant during winter.
Do in Sicily
========
Trekking in Sicily is going to expand.The Parks and the Nature Reserve are not very well organized but for this reason you'll have the opportunity to enjoy and discover the Sicilian Mountains and Nature. There are some wonderful trekkings that you can do to enjoy the beauty of the main Sicilian sites like Nebrodi mountains, Madonie mountains, Etna volcano, etc.
Visit the Salt Flats in Trapani where you will still see salt being made in the traditional way, by sweeping up the salt after the tide has gone out & then being ground down in ancient windmills.
Visit the popular seaside town of San Vito Lo Capo on the West Coast, famous for its sandy beach and where the low two story white Moorish architecture can be seen.
Visit Erice on the West Coast, the highest town in Sicily, with it's ancient stone walled city.
Visit Mazara Del Vallo on the South Coast for it's Tunisian Quarter.
Visit the Zingaro Reserve on the West Coast of Sicily for some of the best nature walks, natural beaches and examples of the dwarf palm that the area is famous for.
Visit the town of Noto on the South Coast, a Unesco World Heritage site due to the best examples of Baroque Architecture left in Europe today.
Visit the world's largest astronomical clock and the Museo Regionale in Messina .
Cities
=======
Agrigento — to the south and particularly noted for the Valle dei Templi (Valley of Temples)(UNESCO World Heritage)
Catania — busy university city and economic center, great for nightlife, the gate to Mount Etna (UNESCO World Heritage)
Gela — one of the most important old greek cities, archaelogical centre e sea resort on the south coast
Marsala — interesting museum, home of the famous wine
Messina — busy city and link to the mainland
Milazzo - small town, mainly used as a transit point for the Aeolian Islands with beautiful Castle.
Palermo — throbbing capital, plenty of sights
Ragusa — impressive baroque architecture (UNESCO World Heritage)
Syracuse (Siracusa) — attractive old town and Greek ruins (UNESCO World Heritage)
Trapani — attractive city and gateway to Pantelleria and the Egadi islands
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Boy wonder may have discovered lost Mayan city
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Acting on a hunch, a 15-year-old from Canada may have discovered a long lost Mayan city buried beneath the jungle ... ....
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Tensions Grow As US Navy Warship Sails Close To Disputed Chinese Island
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Tensions in the South China Sea ratcheted up on Tuesday as a U.S. Navy warship sailed within 12 nautical miles of a disputed island claimed by China, Time Magazine reports via Reuters.Officials say the U.S. move is sure to spark outrage from Beijing as China is protective of its claim.Department of Defense spokesperson Bill Urban told Reuters the USS William P ... in the disputed area ... The U.S....
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An Australian mother who gave birth to quintuplets in January has released a photo shoot of her unlikely new arrivals. Perth resident Kim Tucci, 26, took just two minutes to give birth to her four daughters and one son, who were conceived naturally ... The chance of conceiving quintuplets naturally is about one in 55 million ... ....
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A crater formed nearly 65 million years ago when a massive asteroid struck the Earth has drawn interest from scientists who are now digging deep into the Gulf of Mexico, ABC News reported Tuesday.A team consisting of 33 scientists from around the world are collecting rock samples from the Chicxulub impact crater in the Yucatán Peninsula that scientists believe could hold clues about the history of life on Earth....
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Queen says Chinese officials were 'very rude' during Xi Jinping's state visit
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‘Oh, bad luck,’ Queen tells police commander in charge of visit security, in off-guard moment caught on camera at Buckingham Palace garden party. The “golden era” of UK-China relations appears to have lost some of its glitter after the Queen accused Chinese officials of being “very rude” to the British ambassador during president Xi Jinping’s first state visit to Britain last year ... “Oh, bad luck.”. Related ... Twitter ... Related ... Transcript ... ....
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Grizzlies general manager Chris Wallace and former head coach Lionel Hollins were seen dining Monday night at a local restaurant, leading to speculation that Hollins is a candidate to replace the recently fired Dave Joerger ... On Jan ... Ettore Messina ... Messina is a coach who is lauded for having a brilliant basketball mind and the ability to create a culture that would develop young players ... He's Messina with NBA head coaching experience ... ....
Ailene Voisin: Dave Joerger’s sudden availability got Kings’ attention
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Vlade Divac’s inaugural search for a new Kings coach started as a prolonged and conventional trip across the league, with anyone possessing an NBA clipboard seemingly encouraged to apply. No deadlines were imposed ... As last weekend approached, he narrowed his list to Nate McMillan, Mike Woodson, Ettore Messina and the recently fired Frank Vogel....
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(Source. Intesa Sanpaolo SpA) DRAFT PRESS RELEASE PRESS RELEASE. INTESA SANPAOLO. ORDINARY SHAREHOLDERS' MEETING ... List number. Majority/minority list ... 1 ... no. No. 1 ... 2 ... 1 ... Carlo Messina ... Gian Maria Gros- Pietro, Paolo Andrea Colombo, Carlo Messina, Bruno Picca, Rossella Locatelli, Giovanni Costa, Livia Pomodoro, Giovanni Gorno Tempini, Giorgina Gallo, Franco Ceruti, Gianfranco Carbonato, Maria Cristina Zoppo, Edoardo Gaffeo, Milena Teresa Motta;....
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(Source. Canadian Navy). By Lt(N) David F. Cochrane, HMCS Scotian ... The term 'Seven Seas' has had many definitions over time; one of them being the seven major seas contained by the Mediterranean ... The Strait of Messina, crossed by Canadian troops to reach the Italian mainland during the Second World War, saw us reach the Ionian Sea and the port of Catania on the east coast of Sicily ... (noodl. 33485533) ....
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So who will replace Dave Joerger as Grizzlies coach? ... The list of available experienced coaches is long but that doesn’t mean that Wallace will rule out an assistant coach from another team ... Frank Vogel ... Ettore Messina ... Messina is a coach who is lauded for having a brilliant basketball mind and the ability to create a culture that would develop young players ... He’s Messina with NBA head coaching experience ... ....
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New head coach Ettore Messina is almost certain to have players that logged significant minutes last year, namely Danilo Gallinari, Marco Belinelli, Alessandro Gentile, Andrea Bargnani, Nicolo Melli, Pietro Aradori, Daniel Hackett, Marco Cusin and Andrea Cinciarini, as well as Luigi Datome, on his final roster at the OQT ... Messina, who is currently ......
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According to The Vertical's Adrian Wojnarowski, the Memphis Grizzlies are one of the first teams to reach out to Vogel ... Other candidates include Spurs assistant coach Ettore Messina, Hornets associate coach Patrick Ewing, Heat assistant David Fizdale and former Phoenix Suns coach Jeff Hornacek ... Topics ... ....
Italian police intercept network of illegal online betting platforms based in Malta
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The Italian police have managed to unveil a wide network of illegal online betting operated by criminal organisations whose gaming platform is situated in Malta ... Some 107 people have been interrogated about the fraud which, according to the Catania police, involves millions of euros each month ... The widespread series of arrests stretches from Catania, Ragusa, Messina, Trapani, Milan, Napoli and Rome itself....
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First, it is a wonderful satire from Montclair native Christpher Durang that won the 'Best Play' Tony in 2013 ... Hogan) ... ... Producer Ellen Fraker-Glasscock; Stage manager Roxanna Wagner; Set design Stephen Catron; Construction/Painting Stephen Catron and Juliet Messina; Lights/Sound programmer Ellen Fraker-Glasscock; Costumes Francis Harrison; Dresser Barbara Henderson; Props Colleen Lane; and Lights/Sound operator Richard Vetter. ....
Health Commissioner Charles Messina weighs in on treatment, medicines and red tape
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Mr Messina explained that the report focuses on two issues ... Mr Messina said that although he had spoken to the Health Department to point out that this kind of discrimination cannot stand, an agreement with the Department could not be reached ... Mr Messina said ... Regarding the hepatitis issue, Mr Messina said that there were also developments....
Ailene Voisin: Kings’ Divac to narrow list of coaching candidates
Edit Sacramento Bee 08 May 2016
The search for a new coach?. The timing rocks ... His initial attempts to speed up the process, perhaps hire a coach before leaving midweek for the annual predraft camp in Chicago, halted abruptly with the recent firings of Joeger and Vogel, along with Divac’s ongoing attempt to squeeze in a meeting with San Antonio assistant Ettore Messina during the Spurs-Oklahoma City postseason matchup ... ....
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