Tribe.net. Local Connections http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/8ff4e715-99de-45ae-a918-2a7f62f447c2 2007-05-27T14:41:15Z 2007-05-27T14:41:15Z

<div>hello, <br/> <br/>i am marco, i am an italian man looking to make new internet friendships good to see some italian tribes alive!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 0 replies </div>

2007-05-27T14:41:15Z JamieLuv http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/99f4d03f-f9dc-4c84-98e1-e9610ff3b811 2007-04-26T06:42:15Z 2007-04-26T05:05:37Z

<div>Heya, <br/> <br/>I am coming to Italy for one short week from June 30- July 8th. <br/> <br/>I will fly into Rome, out of Milan and Venice is a must. I might stop by Damanhaur. <br/> <br/>I am looking for playmates, and couches, and FUN! <br/> <br/>Hook me up peeps, I need connections, and info. <br/> <br/>Good Thoughts and Bright Blessings! <br/>Jamie Luv</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 1 reply </div>

JamieLuv 2007-04-26T05:05:37Z Paul http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/08a3876b-8d8d-4f01-b0b7-a9f7a05e1130 2006-12-01T02:30:36Z 2006-12-01T02:30:36Z

<div>Has anyone gone to Palermo and seen the Capuchin Catacombs? If so, there is a little girl buried down there named Rosalia Lombardo. I am seeking anyone who might know something about her, her background and the biggie question: "How'd She Get Down There?". <br/> <br/> She looks like a large expensive toy doll in a doll box and was buried there in 1920, embalmed to last over 100 years. She looks like asleep. As her anniversary of her death approaches, Dec. 6, 1920, I'd like to know more about her except what the tourists are all told. How did she die? How come she was the last person buried down there? <br/> <br/> The Catacombs remind me of Edgar Allen Poe's descriptions of the underground tombs of THE CASK OF AMONTILLADO. Any info would be helpful. <br/> <br/> "Viva Italia", <br/> <br/>Paul <br/> <br/> </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 0 replies </div>

Paul 2006-12-01T02:30:36Z Sayari http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/17dbd241-a00f-48aa-8c21-1f0f2c5cc868 2006-11-13T03:33:23Z 2006-11-13T02:23:55Z

<div>what does storio nobiliare italiano mean?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 2 replies </div>

Sayari 2006-11-13T02:23:55Z whiskyandfeet http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/95da2b09-de1d-41d9-83fc-277597797296 2006-08-24T20:56:29Z 2005-01-14T23:53:45Z

<div>Can anyone point me to any civic information regarding the town of Mercatale in Toscana? Any searching I do on the internet leads me only to hotel reservation opportunities. I need to find out about this town, and am having no luck. Thank you in advance for any help.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 2 replies </div>

whiskyandfeet 2005-01-14T23:53:45Z Magdelena http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/c6957c08-15e7-4845-be83-da703ff6d650 2006-05-29T16:04:17Z 2006-05-29T16:04:17Z

<div>Hi <br/>I'll be in Florence, Italy in early July - I travel there for work this time of year <br/> <br/>Does anyone know if there is any Belly dance there? I was hoping to pick up a class or see a show... <br/> <br/>I'm hoping there is some info out there somewhere... Any dance related info at all would be greatly appreciated</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 0 replies </div>

Magdelena 2006-05-29T16:04:17Z arajara http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/bc0b67d2-2d19-43f8-bb15-ae4946715641 2006-05-02T15:03:25Z 2004-04-10T08:04:49Z

<div>Looks like it could be a cool tribe, but pretty inactive to date. <br/> <br/>There must be at least some italian speakers out there who could ramp it up. <br/> <br/>I need the practice! <br/> <br/>Speriamo che qualche gente fare la participazione. :) <br/> <br/>Ciao, Jara</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 11 replies </div>

arajara 2004-04-10T08:04:49Z Lauren http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/eabbb1c5-e2ad-4911-b24c-7a5c03df17da 2006-04-23T02:54:24Z 2006-04-23T02:54:24Z

<div>If anyone between 18 to 35 years old is looking to travel all over Italy, Contiki has an awesome tour that goes to Lake Como, Venice, Assisi, Florence, Rome, and Sorrento for only $1500. I went on a Contiki last summer and it was the best experience of my life. The trip includes almost all meals, lodging, transportation, and some activities. It's a great way to travel, because the trips are not like normal tours where you are forced to follow an umbrella the whole time. You have lots of freedom to choose where you want to go at each stop and what you want to do. The tour guide is there the whole time, but they are only there to help you if you have any questions as to how to plan your day or things of that sort. The night life is also great. We went out partying every night, but if you don't like to party as much you can always stay in or hang out at the bars they have at the Contiki owned stays. When I went to Venice, I went on a gondola ride and it was so surreal. It honestly felt like you were in a movie set. We also went to a really nice dinner in Florence where we had a seven course meal. The place was filled with Contiki travelers and they had an Opera singer, and other musical performers. People were dancing the whole time and drinking wine...it was a blast. I think everyone needs to travel to Italy at least once in their lives, and there is no better way to do it than with Contiki. If you have any questions, feel free to ask! Otherwise, check out the website contiki.com and book your trip now!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 0 replies </div>

Lauren 2006-04-23T02:54:24Z http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/011878a8-d656-4285-bb3f-fe96e428547a 2006-04-19T09:51:03Z 2005-11-18T19:52:15Z

<div>Wonderful flatbread from the Romagna region of Italy...hard to find here, but easy to make: <br/> <br/>http://www.ialuna.com/scripts/piadina.asp <br/> <br/>give it a try! <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 5 replies </div>

2005-11-18T19:52:15Z teedeevee http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/f4bbfc1e-e1bc-43e3-921c-75af951e7927 2006-01-19T10:20:10Z 2006-01-19T10:20:10Z

<div>how can i place the picture i posted as a main picture? <br/> <br/>grazie</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 0 replies </div>

teedeevee 2006-01-19T10:20:10Z http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/28e59a6c-c930-4bd3-9f39-cec35775d3d9 2005-09-27T03:54:19Z 2004-10-12T23:24:43Z

<div>I just got back from Italy where my aunt taught me how to make her famous Carbonara. Carbonara is a typical dish originating in and around Rome, though you can find it just about anywhere. "Carbone" is the italian word for "coal" and Carbonara loosly translates as "coal-like" or "carbonized". Her recipe calls for LOTS of pepper (hence the coal-like appearence). it's mostly done to taste so you'll have to play around with the measurements. <br/> <br/>Ingredients: (for 4 people) <br/>1 LB of pasta (preferably penne or rigatoni) <br/>3 Eggs <br/>LOTS of pepper (about 3 teaspoons, more or less to taste) <br/>5 -7 slices of prosciutto or pancetta (or to taste) <br/>Olive Oil <br/>Lemon Zest (about 1/4 teaspoon) <br/>Parmigiano Regiano <br/> <br/>1) Bring water to a boil <br/>2) While waiting for water to boil, mix the eggs, pepper, and lemon zest (the lemon zest helps to lighten the eggs) togehter and beat. Don't add any salt, the prosciutto is pretty salty. <br/>3) Once water is boiling, add pasta to water and start to saute the prosciutto in a large pan with some olive oil on medium heat. The prosciutto should be cooked but not crunchy. <br/>4) Remove the pasta when it's still al dente, drain it, and add it tot he prosciutto for 10 - 20 seconds, stirring so that is mixes with the olive oil. <br/>5) Add the parmigiano to the pasta to taste <br/>5) This is VERY important, remove the pan from the heat and place it on a room temperature surface of the eggs will cook and you'll have scrambled eggs! Add the egg mixture to the pan and stir thouroughly. <br/> <br/>Serve and eat right away, it doesn't hold very well. <br/> <br/>Buon Appetito! </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 14 replies </div>

2004-10-12T23:24:43Z sculptrix http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/ec38969f-c3fc-4bc2-9a24-b735fb318924 2005-07-13T05:32:47Z 2004-11-21T04:11:54Z

<div>I am moving back to Florence in January and trying to put together a budget. Does anyone know the current price of gasoline now? And also storing a car in Florence (a garage). I know this is a long shot but hey, its TRIBE, right? <br/> <br/>Thanks</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 2 replies </div>

sculptrix 2004-11-21T04:11:54Z susan http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/3c8a7f27-dcc2-4441-a0db-e226d7c748e9 2005-03-08T00:30:35Z 2005-03-08T00:26:18Z

<div>My husband &amp; I are going on a cruise in May and will be in 3 Italian ports - 7am to 7pm each. Any advice as to what to absolutely see and where to have a great lunch? The ports are Livorno, Rome and Naples. The time is so limited and I want to enjoy it so would appreciate any suggestions........</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 1 reply </div>

susan 2005-03-08T00:26:18Z JBeatz http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/4641487d-dcbc-4f1c-80b8-08b72f34bd0c 2005-02-28T19:40:04Z 2005-02-28T19:40:04Z

<div>Ciao tutti: <br/> <br/>Sono musicista e singer-songwriter habitando en NJ con mi marito. Il anno scorso abbiamo abitato en Bologna. Lui e di genitori Italiano, da Calabria. <br/> <br/>Adesso, quando noi tempo in Bologna, habiamo fatto un grupo da musica. Dopo ritorniamo a USA e continuamo la collaborazione con noi amici. Per pui informazione per favore vedere: <br/> <br/>http://www.sdcposse.it/delicious/ <br/> <br/>Per vedere informazione per mi musica per favore vedere: <br/>www.myspace.com/aguafuego <br/>www.aguafuego.com <br/> <br/>Ciao, <br/>JBeatz <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 0 replies </div>

JBeatz 2005-02-28T19:40:04Z Lee http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/93a28d3d-f756-4b46-b240-ecedecd9d3dd 2005-02-23T03:02:04Z 2005-02-23T03:02:04Z

<div>I'm planning another bike trip to Italy in Sept and want to brush up on my speaking. <br/>What are your experiences with Italian language courses in NYC?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 0 replies </div>

Lee 2005-02-23T03:02:04Z HUILO 777 wizard coyote wonder la conte http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/00b86172-574f-4434-b137-72793e55d3a1 2005-02-15T18:31:33Z 2005-02-15T18:31:33Z

<div>Here is info on a course i'm co-teaching in Italy, it is good for all artists or anyone who are needing a boost to refresh their creative substance. <br/> <br/>http://www.lameridiana.us/uk/index.asp <br/> <br/>In this course, each student is offered practical and inspirational guidelines for rediscovering their creative process and developing new dimensions to their work as an artist. We will focus on the process of creativity – physical, mental, and spiritual. The course has two systematic parts: the first uses exercises to open, expand and clear the 5 senses through yoga techniques, breathing exercises, and meditation. The second uses a series of visual exploration and strengthening exercises in both solo and group activities to invite a deeper intimacy with the creative process. We will then concretely explore the creative process through making a paper-mache masque, a group mandala, and a clay plaque. <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 0 replies </div>

HUILO 777 wizard coyote wonder la conte 2005-02-15T18:31:33Z jade http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/04473672-3c99-4403-93a2-92d39f6b600d 2004-12-29T09:02:52Z 2004-12-29T09:02:52Z

<div>ciao sono una ragazza italiana che vive non lontano da Milano, parlo anche l'inglese e faccio parte anche di Italian speakers. Chi voleva parlare italiano? Sono disponibile per parlare e per suggerimenti su viaggi in Italia, o solamente per amicizia. Aspetto vostre risposte!! Bye</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 0 replies </div>

jade 2004-12-29T09:02:52Z jade http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/a887c3da-28f2-4ca4-9561-e8b7ba642cc2 2004-12-29T08:59:34Z 2004-12-29T08:59:34Z

<div>ciao sono una ragazza italiana che vive a Bergamo, vicino Milano. Sono anche membro di Italian speakers dove parlano italiano ma mi piacerebbe conoscere nuovi amici stranieri e non che amano l'Italia o vogliono suggerimenti su posti in Italia che ho visitato. Parlo anche l'inglese (ho parenti che sono emigrati in Canada)baci</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 0 replies </div>

jade 2004-12-29T08:59:34Z The Gerald, UE http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/a3bc1f38-6384-492d-a2b4-16b3a332ad39 2004-12-21T22:47:34Z 2004-12-21T22:47:34Z

<div>When thinking of Italy, don't forget the wonderful country of San Marino. Join the San Marino tribe: Public URL: san-marino.tribe.net</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 0 replies </div>

The Gerald, UE 2004-12-21T22:47:34Z kapaali http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/90d81631-0cce-4c1f-a780-868bc7baab9c 2004-11-02T21:21:41Z 2004-11-01T19:14:24Z

<div>I joined this tribe because a rich friend of mine was taking me and two other friends of his on a trip to Rome in May. Now he has inexplicably canceled the trip and will not answer our phone calls. I'm bitter and disappointed and can't even bear to think about Italy or even see the word "Italy" written, hence I am leaving this tribe. I know none of you know me and I hardly ever posted, this goodbye is mostly for me, as a way to get over NOT going to Rome. Ciao.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 1 reply </div>

kapaali 2004-11-01T19:14:24Z thegreatfire http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/60cf49cd-2341-4d74-8392-bfb78bda6bd8 2004-09-11T16:39:13Z 2004-07-27T16:37:28Z

<div>My wife and I went to Italy for two and a half weeks last summer, and everywhere we went, one of four songs was playing: <br/> <br/>Madonna's Hollywood <br/>Coldplay's Clocks <br/>Bananarama's Cruel Summer?!?!?! How old is this song already... <br/>DJ Bobo's Chihuahua!!! Man, that song cracks me up! <br/> <br/>Every restaurant, every time we turned on the radio, etc, one of those songs was on! Still makes me smile....</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 2 replies </div>

thegreatfire 2004-07-27T16:37:28Z jelle http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/166c6ec3-c4e8-4fab-8837-b8c144175d5e 2004-05-11T13:34:25Z 2004-05-11T13:34:25Z

<div>Sto cercando un bel agriturismo in piemonte (barbaresco-alba-torino) che non costa troppo, e dove si mangia bene</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 0 replies </div>

jelle 2004-05-11T13:34:25Z Camillo http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/22687420-74ba-440f-922f-ccc33e7fde47 2004-02-21T21:54:18Z 2004-02-21T21:54:18Z

<div>Just came across bellaitaliaonline.com. What an outstanding colection of ceramics! Additionally, the store offers gourmet food items.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 0 replies </div>

Camillo 2004-02-21T21:54:18Z Harriet http://vivaItalia.tribe.net/thread/b34f2512-4be3-4463-acdc-2f86b790d1b4 2004-02-21T08:14:07Z 2004-02-21T08:14:07Z

<div>Gianni.....you're right....www.alumitalia.com does a nice job of keeping people in touch who were once students in Italy. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://vivaItalia.tribe.net">All Things Italian</a> - 0 replies </div>

Harriet 2004-02-21T08:14:07Z