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Olympic Blvd., Beverly Hills, crazyfishbh.com By Jasmin RosembergEditor Thelma Golden will celebrate Lauren Halsey and U.K.-based singer Griff will take the stage featured A-list designers and Otis College standouts who earned scholarships for innovation in Fashion Design lawyers say Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe showed injuries consistent with a dog attack and plan to present a case against Chloe a German Shepherd who was re-homed by the owner's of the house where the cop's body was found in a snowbank Magazine’s takeaways on five notable topics from President Donald Trump’s first 100 days of his second term consumers are stocking up on household items and bites from THEBlvd and Hinoki & the Bird Cameron Mitchell’s newest restaurant (for now that is) marks his 100th foray into the restaurant world Appropriately named Cento (Italian for “100”) and we finally had a chance to visit for dinner with friends Cento explores both modern and classic Italian food The space retains its shape but has been given a makeover a pairing of a tomato-topped bread and garlic bread too: their house Manhattan and a light and refreshing whiskey sour special Our server helpfully walked us through the menu We started with a trio from the antipasto menu: whipped ricotta we tasted a delightful Tatone Montepulciano d’Abruzzo and a paloma a special similar to ravioli that was stuffed with goat cheese My photos also don’t do any favors to the main courses too: the branzino and the chicken saltimbocca They reminded us of ones from our homes growing up Our server said they’re imported from Italy And it’s hard to beat a great affogato I appreciated that they made it with decaf coffee since we were wrapping up around 9:30 at night spying out the large wheel of cheese used for bread service Cento595 S. Third St.Columbus, OH 43215(614) 696-6565Web: centogermanvillage.comFB: Cento German VillageIG: @centogermanvillage but in addition to restaurants and recipes Columbus Breakfast Guide Columbus Coffee Guide Complete Donut Guide Columbus Diner Guide RESTAURANTS RESTAURANT NEWS TRAVEL RECIPES NEWSLETTER ABOUT CONTACT But what does it mean if the location in question is a repurposed real estate office one Italian restaurant seems to be doing just fine in the Stark Building which was constructed in the 1920s to serve the needs of Stark Company Realtors in Madison but the firm has relocated to different quarters and its one-time HQ — which was the first real estate office building in Madison — is now home to Cento Ristorante is owned by the Food Fight restaurant group a company that operates a string of other Madison eateries gives it a certain cachet that transcends the corporate vibe Even the name is a nod to its address; Cento means 100 in Italian and the restaurant's address is 122 West Mifflin Street The 100 block is part of Madison's State Street historic district and is listed on the National and State Register of Historic Places and stained glass windows all add to the restaurant's antique ambiance Cento also offers a dining experience called kitchen table This five-course meal starts at $125 per person although you can pay up to $180 if you want to try the high-end wine pairings You also get a show to go with your dinner since the table offers a view of the kitchen this may change depending on the chef's whims or ingredient availability the 30th edition of the Palio di Asolo and 12th edition of the Palio dei Cento Orizzonti the challenge between the municipalities of the Asolo lands This special event sees groups of young people compete against each other among the ups and downs of the village pulling chariots on which the maids stand: a combination of the city’s Roman tradition and the celebrations for the arrival of Caterina Cornaro more than 250 young people who have been training for months along the climbs of Asolo for a race that lasts a handful of minutes but means a whole year of glory: this is the Palio di Asolo The three-day event in Asolo offers a wide-ranging programme with activities for everyone: Friday 23 the presentation of the teams in Piazza Brugnoli and the drawing of the starting order; First day of competition in which the female teams of both the Palio di Asolo and the Palio dei 100 orizzonti will compete; the challenge between the men’s teams will start at 5.30 p.m the prize-giving ceremonies will be followed by a festive conclusion in Piazza Brugnoli Ceramics workshop with Sara Dall’Antonia An afternoon of Marcadoc – The hills of Venice deals with tourist cultural and food and wine information of the Marca Trevigiana and the Veneto Flight Plan Civil aerospace news and insights from Forecast International Alongside providing urban passenger services the development of unmanned cargo transport solutions is a significant market niche within the wider eVTOL domain During a period characterized by both high demand for e-commerce and labor shortages across the transportation domain eVTOL drones offer dedicated cargo operators and other commercial clients an enticing solution via which they can expand their routes and alleviate logistical and manpower bottlenecks California-based startup MightyFly is a representative case of an eVTOL provider seeking to operate within this market niche The cornerstone of MightyFly’s evolving prototype line is the MF100 Cento platform The Cento took its first flight and attained a Special Airworthiness Certificate in December 2022 with MightyFly refining its core design over the subsequent years of development MightyFly both unveiled the latest version of the platform and attained approval to begin beyond line of sight flight testing with the model from the U.S Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) The Cento is powered by eight hybrid-electric VTOL propeller and one larger push propeller The carbon fiber fuselage can be opened from the rear to host cargo with the aircraft featuring a reported takeoff weight of 249 kilograms (550 lb) and a cruising speed of 240 km/h (150mph) MightyFly hopes to begin serial-production as early as 2024-2025 Forecast International’s Aerospace Systems Market Intelligence Services provide 10- or 15-year unit and value production forecasts for worldwide civil aircraft These services present a concise analysis of individual programs and their relationship to the respective market sectors Each service includes in-depth program reviews recent developments and a competitive market analysis — key to mastering your particular market and unlocking its growth potential (click each title for more details) For the full range of Forecast International Market Intelligence Services please click here The Udog Cento shoes are premium racing road bike shoes that are stiff and sturdily constructed and provide a modulated fit thanks to a new tightening setup the Centos swap laces for proprietary dials and straps in its Tension Wrap System 2.0 As well as the de rigeur stiffness claims for the carbon plate with a wipe-clean microfibre upper and TPU toe reinforcements The extensive ventilation and white-only colour option make them a strong choice for summer riding while the weight is neither light nor heavy Related questions you can explore with Ask Cyclist, our AI search engine.If you would like to ask your own question you just need to Login, Register or subscribe Udog’s patented Tension Wrap System 2.0 constitutes a full-width microfibre strap across the highest part of the foot a central and low-lying side dial and two midfoot fabric straps on either side The woven textile hi-mod polyethylene laces that link everything together feel as strong as cables with more flexibility (Despite some of the promotional material showing wired laces the Cento shoes on test arrived with fabric laces.) The 2.0 system replaces the original TWS system used on Udog’s Tensione and Distanza shoes. It’s not dissimilar to Fizik’s Vento Infinito Carbon 2 shoe or Canyon’s Tempr CFR shoe except both Fizik and Canyon have opted to keep the dials to the side Sidi opts for two central dials on its Sidi Shot 2S shoes instead suggesting that this low dial improves heel retention across sizes The upper strap and side dial combination created a noticeably solid fit for my heel even if the silicone grippers on the inside of the shoe don’t make much difference to heel retention The structure is stiff and in terms of performance I felt my pedal strokes were amply rewarded and they size up slightly larger than other brands The toe area is quite square and very roomy to the point where I would consider sizing down – but since Udog doesn’t do half sizes The titanium bolts in the carbon sole allow for 5mm of fore/aft cleat adjustment tightening when rotated with a counter turn undoing the dial My main concern was the dials opening unintentionally They remained locked at all times and the incremental alterations were helpfully slight Dare I say it – they might even be better than Boa I didn’t notice pressure from the central dial as I did with the Sidi Shot 2S shoes possibly because the dial sits lower on the foot It’s a nice touch that Udog offers a crash replacement on these dials I was able to create a good fit by slotting my heel into the shoe tightening the side dial to lock my heel into place and then tightening the central dial to harness the midfoot straps You can really feel the pressure exerted by these straps as they lock in and tighten just before the ball of your foot I did experience some numbness on the offside of each foot just where the midfoot strap begins and where there is also a slight rise in the contour of the carbon plate If I kept the front dial loosened off sufficiently but I needed to be very observant of the dial’s tightness and I did end up doing a fair bit of fiddling on each ride they are on the basic and slightly thin side A little more padding here would help to mitigate the underlying stiffness of the plate the dials didn’t function well in wet weather Udog emphasises the low 10mm profile of the Micro Twist dial but this contributes to a smaller surface area and that has consequences I found it impossible to loosen or tighten the dial The supposedly grippy ridges don’t facilitate any purchase and I was stuck with one level of fit When I’m buying a pair of white shoes – and the Centos only come in white – I want to know that they are going to survive at least a few unexpected pastings from the UK’s capricious weather systems. Great as they were in many ways, Rapha’s Pro Team Lace Up shoes were let down by a material that was impossible to effectively clean The Udog Centos performed far better in that regard What Udog doesn’t emphasise is that the microfibre upper is very easy to clean with just a wet cloth and the Centos still look good after a bout of filthy dousings Udog even says that the Centos will survive a trip into the washing machine when they get really dirty Vitally Udog has included TPU reinforcements at both the toe and the heel which repel all the wheel overlap bashing I can throw at them It’s a trade-off I’m willing to make when spending over £250 on a pair of shoes the gripped walking pads aren’t replaceable and the ventilation points on the sole provide easy access for rainwater The comprehensive ventilation on the upper and tongue looks sufficient to me but Udog has decided the sole vents are necessary too The Udog Cento shoes are a well-designed and carefully constructed racing road shoe that – thanks to easy-to-clean material - is more versatile and durable than other summer leaning shoes While I didn’t find them universally comfy there were many elements of the fit system that worked really well and allowed for accurate modulation A more forgiving insole would make a significant difference They might be a little boxy for some tastes but in profile they are nice looking and should stay that way The lack of half sizes or alternate colours might put some riders off which would be a shame as Udog has created a commendable race shoe You must be logged in to post a comment To manage an existing Cyclist magazine subscription, please visit Manage your account or visit our subscription FAQ page. To subscribe, or for other enquiries, please contact us Sign up to the Cyclist newsletter to receive curated emails direct to your inbox Sign up to our newsletter Log in to access Cyclist Rides using your email pertaining to your subscription Don't forget a subscription to Cyclist includes: Log in to post comments and use Ask Cyclist our AI platform that answers your questions based on our articles Register to comment on our latest articles Occasional emails from selected third-party sponsors and advertisers Please enter your username or email address to reset your password Renowned for its unique format featuring both circuit races and closed-road stages the “Cento Ore” is one of the most highly-anticipated events on the international calendar fresh from his recent victory at the prestigious Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance in California with his Bugatti Type 59 The appeal of the Modena Cento Ore stems from several factors It is one of the few historic races where participants compete both on track and in special stages to determine the final standings are assigned a coefficient that balances their performance the event offers those who prefer not to take part in speed trials the opportunity to compete as regularity drivers Out of the 100 starters – participation is by invitation only – two-thirds will compete in the speed category a key factor in the event’s success is Italy itself with its carefully selected routes and stunning landscapes complemented by the top-quality hotels and dining experiences all in line with the best traditions of Canossa Events alongside numerous Alfa Romeo GTA and GTAm and many other exceptional vehicles waiting to be discovered cars will be on display all day at Parco Federico Fellini in Rimini the cars will stop for lunch in Arezzo near Piazza Grande they will be at the Misano World Circuit for the nighttime races with free entry like all events on the racetrack Tuesday starts at 9:00 AM with the second race followed by a stop in Piazza Aurelio Saffi in Forlì from 11:30 AM the cars will be on display at Piazzale Michelangelo in Florence from 4:30 PM after completing various special stages through the Tuscan hills the cars will return to Florence in the afternoon along the Lungarno Abramo Lincoln the day starts at 9:00 AM with a race at the Mugello Circuit A day prior to McLaren’s dominant Formula 1 The third Air|Water event was a major success The appetite for extremely rare and collectible Porsches showed no.. An Ohio.gov website belongs to an official government organization in the State of Ohio A lock or https:// means you've safely connected to the .gov website Share sensitive information only on official and personal information are protected by federal and state digital security standards https://centogermanvillage.com/ because fortunately good products are more common than bad Purchases made after clicking on those links may help support road.cc by earning us a commission but all of our reviews are fully independent adjustability and durability in your cycling footwear I can confidently say that after several weeks of rigorous testing in varied conditions the Udog Cento shoes deliver on multiple fronts > Buy now: Udog Cento shoes for £229.49 from BikeInn Check out our best road cycling shoes buyer's guide for more options ranging in price from under £50 to over £300 One of the standout features of the Centos is their roomy toe box This wide fit is a boon if you have broader feet or prefer a bit more space in the forefoot area The two Micro Twist dials offer a high level of fine adjustability allowing you to achieve a snug fit tailored to your preferences They work with Udog's Tension Wrap System (TWS 2.0) the woven laces distributing pressure evenly across the bridge and sides of the foot contributing to a secure and comfortable fit They're not microadjustable both ways like BOA Li2 dials but they also don't need popping up to fully release only requiring a slight reverse turn to disengage the tightening mechanism completely making on-the-go adjustments seamless and hassle-free If you have a high instep you'll appreciate the length of the laces which let the tongue lift very high when the shoes are fully loosened This makes it easy to put the shoes on and take them off a convenience that is often overlooked in my experience The laser-perforated microfibre upper is soft to the touch and easy to clean maintaining its sleek look ride after ride The Udog Centos excel in different riding conditions. During sweltering turbo trainer sessions in my shed, their breathability kept my feet cool and comfortable, though the sole isn't as well ventilated as the Quoc Escapes which could be a consideration if you prioritise maximum airflow Out on the open road the shoes felt secure throughout the full range of pedalling with no heel slippage when either lifting or kicking over the top of a pedal stroke – a problematic area with some shoes I've found – thanks to both the securing dials and the gripper pad on the inside around the heel cup They were also fantastically stiff with no evidence by feel or noise of flexing even when subjected to stomping my chunky 90kg frame up the double-digit-gradient Mendip Hills The only audible noise was my own suffering but the shoes soldiered on without complaint On longer rides of six hours or more I didn't experience any hot-spots or pressure points something that troubled me terribly with my old Fizik shoes that were too narrow The Udogs really did feel as comfortable as a pair of old slippers with only a very minor adjustment needed if my feet swelled in the hottest of conditions the Udog Centos feature carbon soles that provide a fantastically stiff platform these soles deliver exceptional power transfer which I found particularly beneficial when sprinting for town sign glory against my ride companions Setting up my Look Keo cleats was straightforward, the shoes offering a good range of fore-aft adjustability, though the sole markings are minimal. For precise cleat positioning, I recommend using the Ergon TP1 Pedal Cleat Tool or similar which ensures that your cleats are positioned correctly crucial for optimal performance and injury prevention The Udog Centos feel exceptionally well made and after hours of riding and countless clipping-in and out I'm convinced they'll remain looking smart for thousands of kilometres Cleaning the Cotswold mud off the shoes was surprisingly easy restoring the pristine white finish requiring no more than a wipe with warm soapy water Udog even suggests that the shoes can be washed in a machine which not only enhance durability but also reduce the risk of corrosion and thread stripping This attention to detail seems to underscore Udog's commitment to creating a long-lasting product Positioned at the top of Udog's road shoe lineup the Centos come with a price tag to match their premium features they're a worthwhile investment if you're serious about your cycling The inclusion of a crash replacement and repair service for the original owner adds further value providing peace of mind in case of accidents or damage to the rotary dials And while they're not cheap, at £250 they seriously undercut the premium offerings of similar styled shoes from the likes of Trek (£350) and Northwave (£360) That said, they are challenged by Van Rysel with its £170 Road Cycling shoes which offer similar features with only a marginal weight penalty The Udog Cento cycling shoes are roomy and adjustable and their high build quality makes them a standout choice if you're seeking both comfort and performance and I think it's justified by their quality and the thoughtful design features that enhance the riding experience Whether you're tackling intense training sessions Their ability to perform in various conditions makes them a versatile and reliable option for cyclists of all levels Wide-fitting and well-designed premium road shoes that perform brilliantly This is primarily marketed as a road racing shoe but it would be an excellent choice for any rider on tarmac Udog says: "CENTO incorporates the innovative brand new to market UDOG's Micro Twist dial It's a unique micro-adjusting rotor provides a uniform customized fit for enhanced support and stability The ergonomic dial with soft rubber edge guarantees greater grip in any ride condition Its dial diameter is 30mm provides better handling in racing situation The Micro Twist is markable lower in profile only 10mm thickness for a more aerodynamic profile Woven laces are very flexible yet ultra-resistant." Tell us some more about the technical aspects of the product High carbon composite outsole – stiffness index 11 No visible marks or scuffs after my weeks of testing Incorporation of design cues like titanium cleat nuts should prevent damage long term I have fairly broad feet and found these some of the best-fitting shoes I've ever tried compared with contorting my feet into the slender fit of brands like Fizik or Giro; these shoes offered all-day comfort The deep heel cup combined with the twin rotary dial lacing system offered a secure fit with no slippage or hot spots I appreciate the wide toe-box won't suit everyone like the Northwave Veloce Extremes at 650g though not as featherweight as knit and lace construction shoes Not as good value as Van Rysel with its £170 Road Cycling shoes but they are a premium product packed full of neat features and really well made Very easy to wipe clean and restore their pristine white finish Udog says you can even machine wash them (cold wash Tell us how the product performed overall when used for its designed purpose A stiff and comfortable shoe that delivers when you are riding hard Tell us what you particularly liked about the product Roomy toe box and secure fit once tightened Tell us what you particularly disliked about the product Minimal sole markings when setting cleat position How does the price compare to that of similar products in the market At £250 they seriously undercut the premium offerings of similar styled shoes from the likes of Trek (£350) and Northwave (£360) though they are challenged by Van Rysel with its £170 Road Cycling shoes Would you recommend the product to a friend Yes – to any friend looking for a wider fit Use this box to explain your overall score They're excellent – premium road shoes that undercut the opposition on price I usually ride: Santa Cruz Stigmata   My best bike is: Factor One Disc I've been riding for: 10-20 years  I ride: Most days  I would class myself as: Expert I regularly do the following types of riding: road racing please consider subscribing to the site to support us directly As a subscriber you can read road.cc ad-free The revenue from adverts helps to fund our site then please consider subscribing to road.cc from as little as £1.99 Our mission is to bring you all the news that’s relevant to you as a cyclist Exceptional quality shoes that are not only extremely comfortable – they're also the stiffest and lightest I've ever worn Stiff race shoes with a comfortable shape and upper especially for those who like a generous fit comfortable gravel shoes that are stiff and efficient for road riding too road.cc's audience Report an advert on road.cc Privacy policy Subscribe All material © Farrelly Atkinson (F-At) Limited, Unit 7b Green Park Station BA11JB. 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Terms and conditions of use WFIU Public Radio WTIU Public Television “There’s something deeply fulfilling about finding an intimacy that feels safe How does an artist have a generous heart and a fearless practice that’s also boundaried There needs to be a kind of sacred space between the reader and the poet for both of their sakes.” - Danika Stegeman was released by 11:11 Press in November 2023 Her book Pilot (2020) was published by Spork Press She’s a 2023 recipient of a grant from the Barbara Deming Memorial Fund and recently spent a 2-week residency in Marathon lacks the thing needed for some miraclesI had a friend whose heart was too heavy to hold yes there’s blood on the median like a boat without oarsnobody broke your heart you broke your ownHeart Rate Variability is shaped by traumaoh yeah I velvet heartsand you kept us awake with wolves’ teeth sharing different heartbeatslay your head where my heart used to beand I will remove the heart of stone from your flesh and give you a heart of fleshheart we will forgetsome relaxed uncondescending stranger and while the fireflies are failing to illuminate these nightmare treesleave my heart down by the water------ I mean reader.I mean for you to rest in thehollowmy heartshapes and unshapes birdsongyou sing back to the bird.Transmogrified this loosening knot.The bird’s wings spread meadow-blown beneath aday moon.You're listening to the poems of Danika Stegeman on the Poets Weave Danika Stegeman’s second book, Ablation She’s a 2023 recipient of a grant from the Barbara Deming Memorial Fund and recently spent a two-week residency in Marathon Her website is danikastegeman.com On this edition of the Poets Weave, Danika reads "Heart Rate Cento," as well as an excerpt from her second book Ablation A weekly program of poetry reading hosted by Romayne Rubinas Dorsey and produced by WFIU Public Media from Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana. 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Learn More © 2025, The Trustees of Indiana University • Copyright Complaints Canned tomatoes have been and will always be one of your most versatile pantry staples; the perfect acidic base for pasta sauces While there's nothing quite like the sweet and stable shelf life of canned options are hard to beat which means the one you buy could impact the taste We compared 16 popular canned tomato brands to figure out which one is worthy of your time After closely researching and tasting all of the options we settled on one a brand of canned tomato sold in every U.S this is a "product of Italy," where the Mediterranean climate and agricultural conditions produce extremely high-quality tomatoes A 28-ounce can of Cento whole peeled plum tomatoes could run you between $4 – $7 That's on the medium to higher end of what such a product would typically cost Cento Fine Foods is an American importer of Italian products, launched in the 1950s by Alfred Ciccotelli Sr., and prides itself on offering U.S.-based shoppers premium quality ingredients. Cento uses San Marzano tomatoes, which are largely considered to be the must-have tomato variety for sauces They are named after the San Marzano region of Italy where volcanic soils produce sweet and silky tomatoes with fewer seeds the Italian ones have earned the prestigious Protected Designation of Origin (also stylized as DOP or PDO) certification Cento goes a different route by having its Italian-grown tomatoes certified through an unrelated E.U.-approved agency known as Agi-Cert SADDLE: Berdini 9, Nobile 4, Devoe 26, Davis 18, Benvenuti 12, Sperduto 2, Alessandrini 4, Moretti 2, Tanfoglio 9, Graziani, Ramponi. Coach Di Paolantonio. UNIEURO FORLI': Tavernelli 3, Perkovic 13, Harper 14, Gaspardo 4, Del Chiaro 4, Parravicini 12, Cinciarini 6, Pollone 5, Pascolo 6, Magro. Coach Martino. Referee: Marco Attard, Berlangieri and Centonza. It will still be Serie A2, for another year, and Cento is all happy. Davis with the triple, to respond to the first basket by Perkovic, but the best is yet to come. And Devoe pulls it out, limping in Cividale, decisive yesterday evening, with his best game by far in the red and white jersey, made of 26 points with 4 triples, the extra weapon with which Cento paves its way in the derby. Berdini, Davis and Devoe again, strike in sequence for the 23-17, which became 25-21 at the first gong. and Porsche 911 RS took the top podium spots at the Modena Cento Ore featuring special stages on closed roads and track races drawing participants from across the globe With the weather alternating between storms and sudden sunshine the 2024 edition of the Modena Cento Ore was even more challenging and exciting after circuit races and special stages on closed roads with the cars cutting the finish line in front of the Palazzo Ducale and with the prizegiving ceremony and final party the competing cars tackled the tough roads of the Apennines in Emilia-Romagna and Tuscany Adding to the spectacle races at the Misano offering a thrilling spectacle for spectators who warmly welcomed the extraordinary cars and their crews along the streets There isn’t a single winner at the Modena Cento Ore as it is open to cars between the 30s and the 80s that can participate in the “Competition” or “Regularity” section The challenge was fierce over the four days in all the categories the “pre-1965” classification (open to cars belonging to FIA periods D E and F) was won by the 1964 AC Shelby Cobra of Swiss-German crew Michael and Peter Hinderer followed by the 1960 Ferrari 250 Berlinetta SWB Competizione driven by Roderick and Elizabeth Jack from the UK and the 1965 Lotus Elan 26R piloted by Martin Eyears and Amanda Stretton the 1975 Porsche 911 Carrera 3.0 RSR driven by the Italian crew Domenico Guagliardo and Giovanni Campeis claimed victory in the G/H/I classification (for cars built from 1966 onwards) John of B and Sibel took third with their 1971 Ferrari 512M a Sport Prototype car that can be seen on Italian roads only at the Modena Cento Ore In the special Index of Performance category where times are adjusted using a coefficient related to the age and performance of each car the oldest car in the competition made its mark: the 1938 BMW 328 Roadster driven by Albert Otten and Uwe Drange They were followed by the “brits” Roderick and Elizabeth Jack in their stunning 1960 Ferrari 250 Berlinetta SWB Competizione while Martin and Susanne Halusa took third in their 1952 Ferrari 212 Export The Regularity section was just as fiercely contested: Karsten and Patricia Wohlenberg from Germany took first place in their 1972 Porsche 911 RS followed by Peter Kappeler (Swiss) and Marie Tourneur (French) in a 1958 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint Third place went to Jakub and Petr Kejdus from the Czech Republic in their stunning 1967 Jaguar MK II Belgian driver Glenn Janssen was the author of an incredible overtaking at Mugello in a very wet race Enzo Mattioli Ferrari and his codriver Hussein Kedier had a major chassis breakage and their mechanics had to work overnight and source spare parts from different garages in Italy eventually were back in the game just missing the first special stage of the third leg.There are many good mechanics at the Modena Cento Ore the incredibly fast gearbox replacement made by Glenn’s team of mechanics in just 7 minutes between Special Stages 6 and 7 or the lightning-fast tire replacement by Lee Jones in Misano A special thank you to Albert Otten – Uwe Drange and Thomas Kern – Gian-Pietro Rossetti who bravely challenged the rain in their two open-top cars a 1939 BMW 328 Roadster and a 1966 AC Shelby Cobra 427 S/C respectively This year’s event once again featured a strong international presence with the United Kingdom leading the way with over 60 participants Czech Republic and even far-flung places like the United States for a total of 20 countries represented in the grids and the entire Canossa team would like to extend their heartfelt thanks to the cities of Modena and Scarperia e San Piero for the warm welcome to the rally A huge thank you to the Region of Tuscany and Emilia-Romagna and all the hundreds of passionate marshals involved in making this event safe and successful A very special thanks go to the Polizia Stradale and the Local Police of Modena for their spectacular support a special thanks also goes to all the partners and sponsors of Modena Cento Ore: Ferrari Trento and Tenute Lunelli with their exceptional wines; Blackfin for their high-quality titanium glasses; RevelX and their Italian leather gloves; Officina Delle Essenze Orlandini Gadgets and Wave Italy.RM Sotheby’s long-time main partner supported the event and was present with two crews at the Modena Cento Ore 2024 For complete rankings: https://www.cronocarservice.com/event/modena-cento-ore-2024/ DevOps.com By: Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols on December 24 CentOS 7’s official end of life is June 30th Just how popular is CentOS 7? According to LanSweeper, an IT asset management company, 26% of the 200,000 Linux devices they scanned run CentOS. According to Web Technology Servers’ count, CentOS is still used by 2.4% of all websites Why have so many stayed loyal to a dying operating system CentOS was the default choice of web hosting companies RHEL was the operating system of choice in the Red Hat Linux family If you could manage a Red Hat Linux variant without tech support especially for the express purpose of web serving and related server applications in the Linux are happy to operate on the “If it ain’t broke Now, however, it’s time to change. “Operating on a deprecated version of CentOS poses several significant risks,” said Esben Dochy, Lansweeper’s senior technical product evangelist. “Without continued support, these systems will no longer receive critical security updates, leaving them highly vulnerable to cyberattacks compliance with industry regulations and standards will be jeopardized potentially leading to severe legal and financial consequences Operational inefficiencies are also a concern as deprecated systems may face compatibility issues with new software and hardware causing disruptions and decreased productivity.” Using a deprecated operating system may be okay for personal needs – but not for DevOps teams responsible for an organization’s infrastructure. If you really, really can’t switch from RHEL 7/CentOS 7, you might consider purchasing RHEL 7 Extended Lifecycle Support The good news is you have several choices: For CentOS users who run instances on the major hyperclouds, including AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, Red Hat offers Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Third-Party Linux Migration These migration tools are designed to assist users of CentOS 7 in smoothly converting in-place instances to RHEL 7 Some of you may be asking – with reason: Wait, doesn’t RHEL 7 also reach its end of life on June 30th? Well, yes, sort of, but not really. Red Hat recently announced a new program, Extended Life Cycle Support (ELS) for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 Subscribers get a four-year add-on to provide security patches and updates through June 30 if you’re bound and determined to stick with CentOS 7 you can choose one of several third-party companies that offer CentOS 7 extended support with critical updates and security patches beyond the official end-of-life date You could also move to CentOS Stream Red Hat’s RHEL development Linux distro Stream is a rolling-release Linux distribution which means it continuously receives updates Stream is free and offers the newest updates it doesn’t have the same level of stability as traditional CentOS or RHEL It also doesn’t have an upgrade mechanism between major versions Stream is fine for cutting-edge developers but not for business use Even if you automate managing CentOS as much as possible with DevOps tools CentOS 7 has been a loyal servant for years but it’s time to let that servant retire and move on to something new and safer you can keep using it with third-party support April 16, 2025 | Alan Shimel April 10, 2025 | Pankaj Gupta March 7, 2025 | Guy Currier February 25, 2025 | Jonathan Singer February 19, 2025 | Mitch Ashley © 2025 ·Techstrong Group, Inc.All rights reserved Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon The best of Bangkok straight to your inbox We help you navigate a myriad of possibilities Sign up for our newsletter for the best of the city By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner promotions. 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The Madonna and Child between Saints Joseph will be featured in the exhibition Guercino hosted at the Scuderie del Quirinale and dedicated to the Roman period of Giovanni Francesco Barbieri fundamental to understanding the young Guercino’s artistic formation represents one of the high points of Emilian painting To make up for its temporary absence from the Civica Pinacoteca Il Guercino in Cento a faithful replica of La Carracina was installed a Panini Cultura Group company.Thanks to digitization with gigapixel technology every detail of the painting was captured and reproduced accurately Haltadefinizione oversaw all stages of the project from scanning to the creation of the physical replica and made the ultra-high resolution image also available online for scholars and enthusiasts holds the world’s largest collection of works by Guercino and his workshop Closed for more than a decade following the 2012 earthquake it was reopened to the public last year after careful restoration promoted by the Municipality of Cento with the support of the Emilia-Romagna Region is part of a project to enhance local heritage “Realizing the importance of the Carraccina within the exhibition itinerary we decided to fill this ”gap“ in an innovative way taking advantage of what is decidedly cutting-edge technology Not only do we have a faithful replica but a replica that can be touched and seen up close This opens up a panorama of possibilities for interaction with the work not only from a physical but also from an educational point of view which we will know how to exploit in the future when the original returns because the replica will remain the property of the Pinacoteca,” says Silvia Bidoli Territorial Promotion and Equal Opportunities of the Municipality of Cento (FE) Software package management is an essential skill for any system administrator working with Linux distributions such as CentOS and RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux) Managing software efficiently ensures that your 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George Whittaker is the editor of Linux Journal George has been writing about technology for two decades and has been a Linux user for over 15 years Sign up to get all the good stuff delivered to your inbox every week is the original magazine of the global Open Source community but Cento responds blow for blow and takes control with Davis IV and Nobile The guests run away to +19 in the second quarter taking advantage of the many offensive errors of the Friulians (29-48) In the second half everything changes: Dell'Agnello takes the stage and leads the comeback Marangon and Ferrari make important three-pointers At the end of the third quarter Cividale is back in contact (59-62) Lamb signs the tie and the overtaking with a very heavy three-pointer while the hosts play with energy and lucidity: Redivo is perfect in the decisive moments which overturns a complicated game with heart and character: below are the report cards Lamb 8,5: overwhelming start (7 consecutive points) heavy threes and coolness from the free throw line but fundamental in the final with assists and important points Miani 6: He only plays about ten minutes but has a good defensive impact He scores a basket and fights for rebounds Mastellari 5,5: he plays only 5′ with 0/2 from the field Route 6: despite having a 0/3 from the field the Cividale captain deserves a passing grade for his 5 assists and 2/2 from the free throw line at the end Marangon 6,5: does his part in defense and scores an important three-pointer Good contribution also in rebounding (8 total) Berti 6: a few minutes on the field with reasonable efficiency Ferrari 7: always present in the decisive partials Of the Lamb 9: dominant in the third quarter He carries the team on his shoulders in the most difficult moments but he scores difficult baskets and keeps hope alive in the end Alexandrians 6+: perfect in shooting (3/3) Berdini 5,5: a lot of difficulty managing the pace losing important balls and struggling to contain Lost 5: bad day: 1/7 from the field and little impact despite the triple in the first quarter 9/16 from two and 6/6 from the free throw line but when it counts he misses a few too many shots Noble 6,5: precise and lucid in the first half email and website in this browser for the next time I comment But in the end, thanks to these guys, everything went well. We deserved a night like this and a game like this, I've been saying it for months and so it was. We are strong, Benedetto is a strong team, aware, stronger even than bad luck and injuries, and I remain convinced that if the championship had gone on we could have also made the playoffs. The group was commendable and I hope to see everyone together at least once before we break ranks, to thank them one by one. Philadelphia Union today announced a new partnership agreement with Cento Fine Foods making them the Official Tomato of the Philadelphia Union and Subaru Park 'Trust Your Family with Our Family' isn't just a slogan – it's our guiding philosophy," Cento Fine Foods Vice President Maurice Christino said "Our connection with the Philadelphia Union sprouted from attending our first game and witnessing the contagious passion of the fans It's a shared commitment to fostering togetherness that extends beyond the pitch." Cento Fine Foods will host a month-long retail promotion for fans Cento Fine Foods will be displayed on LEDs throughout Subaru Park and on the Southwest Tunnel Banner The 2025 schedule has been released and now is the perfect time to lock in the best seats for all the key matchups at Subaru Park To achieve this precious goal, however, Perkovic and his teammates are condemned to win on the pitch of a Bank Sella Cento combative, hunting for two points to celebrate salvation without having to hope for Cremona's defeat against Avellino: coach Emanuele Di Paolantonio presented the match as a final, calling on the fans to rally, to try to reach a deserved goal. A rough, atypical team, the Cento team can count on two Americans with a great impact: if Stacy Davis is the third best scorer of the tournament with over 18 points per game, to which he adds over 6 rebounds, Gabe Devoe is a guard of notable quality, able to find the way to the basket in many ways, as already demonstrated in previous experiences in the category with Piacenza and Verona. Under the boards, there are very few alternatives available in the Emilian roster: the totem of the area is the former Forlì player Lorenzo Benvenuti (10 points and 6 assists per game), while from the bench, giving breath to the wing Nicolas Alessandrini and Matteo Graziani. Worst attack in the tournament (73,5 points per game) and in the last places for both 2-point percentages (49%, only Forlì and Rieti do worse) and assists (just 12 per game), Cento is a tough and annoying team especially in its own half of the court, where it can put defensive energy and interesting tactical solutions on the parquet. For Unieuro, as mentioned, the success would be worth a sweet fourth place, while a defeat could project the red and whites into a sixth position which would be mocking given the growth and climb seen in 2025. All that was needed was to win and victory it was for Flats Service Fortitudo Bologna, who conquered the Cento parquet with a score of 72-78 and returns to smile after three consecutive stops Not the most brilliant of appearances for Caja's team which however needed substance: in the most delicate moment of the new Artiglio-branded course and against a healthy Cento that had tried to extend its lead in the central quarters F showed character and brought home with tooth and nail two points that keep it in the mix at 34 points between direct playoffs and play-ins he is seen more in the production phase than in the direction and that is the reason why for a change he finishes with the highest minutes of the troop But the seventeen field goals he took are evidence of how important he has become for the white-blue attack at this time Battistini 5: The renunciation of Thomas and the starting five do not move the flat encephalogram of the last few weeks Freeman 7.5: He returns to raise his voice near the basket Vencato 6: A wrist problem took him out of the match prematurely Cloths 6.5: He suddenly finds himself on the field when the challenge is decided Aradori 7.5: As bad as he had been in the last two he was decisive for the victory this time (11 points in the last quarter) His consistency will be one of the main barometers for the possibility of making progress in the playoffs this time decisive with three close baskets of pure oxygen in the third quarter and this was the fundamental question for the Cento challenge but in the tense finale a few more goals would have been useful but on the other half of the court it's a night of suffering returns to see the basket when the F has already got their hands on the game Welcome 5.5: He joins the long list of those who came out suffering from the duel under the boards against Freeman Tanfoglio 5.5: More minutes would be needed to give the starters a breather Graziani 5: In a vertical collapse in the latest releases Moretti 6: Minutes of willpower in a difficult match especially since he had only played 22 minutes in total so far this season Tomorrow 5.5: A bit of a match without much luck This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Phoronix Premium allows ad-free access to the site and other features while supporting this site's continued operations The mission at Phoronix since 2004 has centered around enriching the Linux hardware experience. In addition to supporting our site through advertisements, you can help by subscribing to Phoronix Premium. You can also contribute to Phoronix through a PayPal tip or tip via Stripe Legal Disclaimer, Privacy Policy, Cookies | Privacy Manager | Contact Copyright © 2004 - 2025 by Phoronix Media All trademarks used are properties of their respective owners To achieve this, Cinciarini and his teammates will 'only' need to snatch the two points from Baltur Arena. By winning, the results of the direct contenders Cividale and Rieti would be irrelevant, since theUnieuro would close at 48 and the other two, in the best case scenario, at 46. And in the event of a defeat in Cento? At that point we will have to keep an eye on the Friulians (in Orzinuovi) and the Sabines (in Piacenza, already relegated). A 'double' defeat of the two rivals would make us sleep soundly for the fourth place in Forlì's colours. The success of just one of the two, however, would make Forlì close in fifth place; if both Cividale and Rieti were to triumph, it would even be sixth place, given the 0-4 in direct clashes. Then watch out for Torino and Fortitudo, the last two contenders for the 'throne'. The Piedmontese, particularly strong, can finish seventh at 42 points with Verona and Effe, who is busy in Livorno. A new Emilia-Romagna derby with the Bolognese, between fourth and seventh place, can only happen in the case of a two-way finish, at 42, with the yellow and blues in the Tezenis jersey. A complicated fit in any case: basically all of them should lose with the exception of Fortitudo. The cards would obviously be reshuffled if Unieuro were to finish its regular season in fifth or sixth place (without home field advantage). In this scenario, it would draw, respectively, the sixth or fifth in the class. Therefore, in all likelihood, one between Cividale and Rieti, with a potentially more complicated path also in the continuation of the playoffs. Forlì, however, has its destiny in its own hands. A victory in Cento would really make everything easier. Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application New York to the late Joseph and Elisa Orlando Carmela earned a Bachelor of Accounting and went on to work for a CPA firm She met and married her sweetheart of 68 years the family relocated to Warner Robins and Carmela would go on to work and retire as a Contract Negotiator in Civil Service for Robins Air Force Base Carmela had many interesting hobbies when she wasn’t working or caring for her family Her memory will forever be treasured by her husband and Carol Harrison (Steve) of Warner Robins and Isla Harrison; along with many other loving family members and friends with a visitation immediately following until 8:00 p.m A Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10:00 a.m Carmela will be laid to rest in Parkway Memorial Gardens Go to www.mcculloughfh.com to sign the Online Registry for the family McCullough Funeral Home and Crematory has the privilege of being entrusted with these arrangements Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Add to Calendar This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Become a member here We use cookies to improve your browsing experience The peloton face one last sprint in the second week before a difficult weekend 2024Distance: 179kmStart location: RiccioneFinish location: CentoStart time: 13:00 CETFinish time (approx): 17:15 CET one of the most famous and oldest in Europe dating all the way back to the 17th century Crowds of locals and tourists from around the world flock to the city centre to watch colourful parades go by from giant papier-mâché floats to marching bands to costumed dancers it’s become an even more exuberant affair after being twinned with the synchronous carnival of Rio de Janeiro adding to the festivities samba dancers and drummers The carnival takes place in Piazza Guercino the city square named after Cento’s most famous son Giovanni Francesco Barbieri was a self-taught painter born into a peasant family from the city and was given the nickname ‘Guercino’ (which translates as ‘squinter’ in Italian) for being cross-eyed he became one of the most famous Italian artists of the Baroque era leaving behind a prolific output that includes frescos of early examples of some of the first carnivals With the bright colours of the peloton and party atmosphere that accompanies the hubbub that surrounds a Grand Tour, the residents of Cento might see something of the carnival in the Giro d’Italia when it arrives into town today the atmosphere and spectacle will be the main thing for spectators to anticipate as an almost entirely flat parcours means there’s unlikely to be any racing action until the lead up to the expected bunch sprint This is the flattest stage of the whole race and one that the sprinters will be eager to capitalise on as it’s the last chance for a bunch finish for almost a week The Alps can be seen ominously on the horizon to the north from Via Ferrarese road where the stage finishes the kilometres that matter will be the last few The finishing straight is just around the corner from Piazza Guercino where the carnival is based There will therefore be an intense battle for position heading into the roundabout and 90 degree right-hander that leads onto the finishing straight A few more sharp turns precede that in the previous kilometre as the race reaches the city centre while the riders must also be mindful of a slight uphill leading to the 2km to go mark as they cross a bridge over the Reno River Stage profile sourced via the Giro d'Italia website Jonathan Milan (Lidl-Trek) now has two stage wins to his name at this Giro after emerging from the chaos to take his second victory on stage 11 He is looking almost unbeatable when it comes to the fast finishes in this year’s race and sitting comfortably in the maglia ciclamino there is one rider who is determined to repeat his previous success in beating Milan – Tim Merlier (Soudal–Quick-Step) He’ll be even more hungry to level himself with Milan after being relegated on stage 11 for switching across the road in the final sprint which saw him go from second place to 89th but was just beaten by the Italian powerhouse Another rider who is on the hunt for a stage win is Kaden Groves (Alpecin-Deceuninck) but will not be satisfied until he manages to stand on the top step of the podium Milan and Merlier are seemingly the only riders stopping him from achieving this Juan Sebastián Molano (UAE Team Emirates) looked strong and was positioned well on stage 11 before being blocked by Merlier and will look to be in the running again in Cento Danny van Poppel’s (Bora-Hansgrohe) best result so far is sixth place and has an outside chance on a finish like this The same could be said for Phil Bauhaus (Bahrain-Victorious) who came third on stage four but has struggled with consistency since Caleb Ewan (Jayco Alula) will be disappointed with his results so far and will want to make the most of another opportunity for a stage win Other contenders for the stage win include Alberto Dainese (Tudor Pro Cycling) and Enrico Zanoncello (VF Group-Bardiani CSF-Fiazanè) Rouleur takes a look at the contenders to win the Maglia Rosa in Italy this month Alexander Vinokourov's team are making the impossible rather quite possible All the essential information about the first Grand Tour of the year While the former Olympic and World champion is relishing new ventures in retirement she is keen to ensure more support is in place for those.. From SD Worx-Protime's continued success to Canyon-SRAM's disappointment Rouleur takes a look at how each squad performed at the Spring Classics Enjoy a digital subscription to Rouleur for just £4 per month and get access to our award-winning magazines Join today for exclusive content from independent journalists This site is protected by hCaptcha and the hCaptcha Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply FLATS SERVICE BOLOGNA: Fantinelli 12, Bolpin 2, Aradori 8, Ogden 21, Freeman 11; Panni 6, Morgillo 2, Conti 6, Sergio, Giordano; Kuznetsov ne, Natalini ne. All. Caja. SADDLE HUNDRED: Palumbo 11, Mussini 16, Toscano 7, Archie 4, Benvenuti 6; Kuuba 3, Moreno 4, Sabin 29; Bruttini no, Bucciol no, Magni no. Coach Mecacci. Notes: partials 26-24, 41-38, 51-58. Two-pointers: Fortitudo 1739, Cento 1226. Three-pointers: 723; 1228. Free throws: 1322; 2026. Rebounds: 38; 36. Fortitudo falls to Cento and sees its Super Cup stop in the preliminary round. Cento goes through and deservedly confirms itself as a tough team and takes advantage of Sabin's excellent ballistic evening and the poor shooting percentages of a Fortitudo that scores sparingly in the second half. Mecacci's red and whites will challenge Sebastiani Rieti on their home field on Tuesday evening in the quarterfinals and the winner will go to the Super Cup final four. A decent crowd at PalaSavena, the theater, just like 12 months ago, of the first home game of the season for Effe. For the first home game of the white and blues, there were 1225 spectators, while the season ticket holders were much more, who, according to the numbers, have already exceeded last year's 3500, despite the first phase of pre-emption not expiring until tomorrow. Caja starts with Fantinelli, Bolpin, Aradori, Ogden and Freeman, while leaving Taflaj, a former player, in the stands. The passage of Forlì was quicker, however. Andrea Lost. A Roman shooting guard born in 75, he was hired on January 10, 2002 by Libertas Forlì sponsored by Alfamacchine – the company based in via dei Mille – in the then B1. In the first part of that season, in Latina, he was averaging 15 points per game. But he was unable to avoid relegation to the playouts. A curiosity: Sperduto made his debut with Alfamacchine against Cento. Brant Cox Finding good pasta in LA is no longer the chore it used to be We’ve got big-deal Italian restaurants in the Arts District red-checker table cloth spots in Hollywood and a temperature-controlled glass room in Venice dedicated to the art of making the stuff But finding a good neighborhood spot where you can saddle up to the bar It’s also why the arrival—or re-arrival—of Cento is so exciting The West Adams wine and pasta bar is where such simple pleasures occur nightly but it’s also home to more than just the usual neighborhood comforts It’s where you’ll find some of the city’s greatest pasta The pasta specialist first appeared in 2015 as a daytime-only pop-up inside a Downtown wine bar It was a place where you could show up at 12pm order $14 uni-topped spaghetti and a glass of Beaujolais at the bar chat up the eccentric chef who was busy tossing pasta on portable burners It was one of the most unique dining settings we’d ever experienced in LA and our original 9.0 review reflected our excitement Cento no longer resides in a 10-seat wine bar but the new—and much bigger—space is still warm and cohesive There are two main areas to sit (outside and the bar) and you’ll get to pick your preference when making a reservation For date night or something a bit more intimate head inside where you’ll find a rowdy communal table and a wrap-around marble bar with prime seats to the pasta-making show If making this decision dredges up every inherent anxiety within you just remember that no matter where you sit you’re going to be served the same memorable food Cento’s menu also got beefed up with the move from Downtown to West Adams There’s now a full antipasti section with standout dishes like decadent chicken liver crostino and hamachi crudo in coconut milk There’s a rotating list of big plates such as grilled orata and beef osso buco and a dessert section home to a banana pudding tiramisu that puts a sizable dent in solving world peace We recommend filling out your meal with these dishes but under no circumstance should they ever replace room—both on your table and in your stomach— for the star of the show: pasta you’ll find five to six bowls on Cento’s menu there’s an argument to be made that your party should order all of them There’s a beautiful simplicity to Cento’s pasta whether it be their famous beet spaghetti with whipped ricotta or spicy pomodoro with basil and chili and graze over several bowls at a time without ever feeling like it’s time to lie down It’s also why meals at Cento tend to stretch on longer than anticipated It’s simply what happens when you’re busy sipping wine chatting with the servers like they’re already part of your friend group and eating some of the most inventive pasta in town .css-1jgn9dv{font-family:var(--chakra-fonts-standard);font-weight:400;margin:var(--chakra-space-0);padding:var(--chakra-space-0);font-size:0.9375rem;font-style:normal;color:var(--chakra-colors-gray50);line-height:1;} it might be our favorite pasta we’ve ever eaten in LA bright-orange pomodoro that's topped with a giant dollop of ricotta and basil and herbaceous with just the tiniest kick of truffle at the end .css-1acn4d0{font-family:var(--chakra-fonts-body);font-weight:400;margin:var(--chakra-space-0);padding:var(--chakra-space-0);font-size:0.6875rem;letter-spacing:0.1em;line-height:1.454545454545;text-transform:uppercase;color:var(--chakra-colors-gray50);}@media screen and (min-width: 37.5rem){.css-1acn4d0{letter-spacing:0.12em;}}photo credit: Jakob Layman Hamachi CrudoGo to 10 restaurants in LA right now and nine of them will probably have hamachi crudo on the menu The fish itself is soft and meaty and matches up perfectly with the sweet coconut milk and citrusy passionfruit on top Chicken Liver Crostino Topped with a sizable helping of creamy chicken liver and sticky raisin agrodolce this is easily the most substantial antipasti option but if you’re alone or hoping to concentrate more on the pastas our recommendation is to skip it until you can split it with a few other people Squid Ink Mafaldine This is Cento’s most complex pasta and one that should absolutely make it onto your table It’s briny with a little bit of sweetness from the shrimp and a whole bunch of heat from the ‘nduja and serrano You’ll be taking plenty of swigs of wine with this one Sea Urchin Spaghetti The sea urchin is another classic Cento dish but if we had to leave out a pasta from our order the pasta is cooked to al dente perfection The issue is the main components (sea urchin and the saffron noodles) are a bit separated from each other and snagging a bite with all the correct ratios is fairly difficult Banana Pudding Tiramisu We would come to Cento just to eat this dessert The tableside reveal is plenty stimulating on its own but then you bite into this Kahlua and Nilla wafer-filled beauty suddenly everything that’s been aggravating you lately mysteriously dissipates LA Guide Mid-Wilshire Pasta Sisters is a tiny shop in Pico-Arlington that serves some of the best pasta in Los Angeles Italian Santa Monica Uovo in Santa Monica is a great option for a quick Hollywood Mother Wolf is a splashy Italian restaurant in Hollywood that West Hollywood Jones Hollywood is a classic spot that works for pretty much anything and is the version Hollywood we actually wish existed CentOS Stream 10 tended to perform either on-par with AlmaLinux 10.0 beta and RHEL 10.0 beta or slightly ahead in some cases thanks to the slightly newer kernel and other software upgrades Look forward to more Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10, AlmaLinux 10, and CentOS Stream 10 benchmarking on Phoronix in the new year as the RHEL 10.0 stable release approaches in Q2'2025. 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PayPal or Stripe tips are also graciously accepted An extraordinary journey through the hidden masterpieces of Guercino and his school: this is the proposal of the exhibition Guercino in the spaces of the Church of San Lorenzo reveals 20 works that have long remained out of public view because they are kept in places that cannot be visited such as churches and palaces closed for restoration come from buildings that were inaccessible following the 2012 earthquake or due to ongoing renovations Among the most notable contributions is that of the City of Forli which provided five paintings from the Palazzo del Merenda closed for restoration.Two of the most significant works are the large altarpieces made by Guercino for Forlì: theAnnunciation (1648) and Saint John the Baptist (1653-1655) which testify to the artistic quality of the master’s last phase Next to these are the Madonna of the Rosary with Saints Dominic and Catherine by Benedetto Gennari and the altarpiece depicting Saints Anne and Joachim kneeling before the Eternal The latter alludes to the mystery of the Immaculate Conception and is intended Completing the Forlì nucleus is the Mystical Marriage of St a striking work by Giuseppe Maria Galeppini All of these paintings dialogue with the heritage exhibited in the Pinacoteca Civica in Cento and in the church of San Lorenzo itself Although Guercino had moved to Bologna in 1642 the paintings in the exhibition reaffirm the strength of his school Another important testimony to Guercino’s artistic training comes from the altarpiece San Lorenzo e San Pancrazio (1610) by Carlo Bononi from the church of San Lorenzo di Casumaro Also on display are lunettes by Giovanni Battista Gennari founder of the family that accompanied the master’s activity Also significant is the contribution from the Church of the Rosary in Cento which was a place of the soul for Guercino On display are five large canvases made for this church Prominent among them are the Crucifixion and the vault paintings depicting The Eternal Blessing Father as well as the canvas The Assumption (1622) famous for the perspective virtuosity of the illusionistic foreshortening “from below upward.” The exhibition also includes works from other churches in Emilia From the church of San Pietro di Cento come paintings by Matteo Loves including Madonna and Child with Saint Bernardine of Siena and Guardian Angel (1630-1640) and by Matteo Mingarini with his Saint Omobono (1661) Also to be admired from the same church are two masterpieces by Benedetto Zalone dating from around 1620: Our Lady of the Assumption with Saints Bonaventure Another valuable piece is the Madonna in Glory with Saints Catherine of Siena Francis of Paola and Gaetano Thiene (1659-1660) by Benedetto Gennari the exhibition is enriched with two large canvases by Giovan Battista Gennari Nativity of the Virgin and Visitation (both 1606) As part of the ongoing AmpereOne testing at Phoronix with the 192-core AmpereOne A192-32X flagship processor I've been working on several different Linux distribution benchmarks with this Supermicro AmpereOne server That comparison in full should be published next week while worth highlighting on its own are some of the gains seen with the in-development CentOS Stream 10 that serves as the upstream to what will be Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 There are some nice performance gains seen on AArch64 with CentOS Stream 10 compared to CentOS Stream 9 CentOS Stream 10 development continues moving along and over the summer the CentOS Stream 10 ISOs started to be published Going through the CentOS website is still just CentOS Stream 9 but if manually navigating the mirrors is where you can find the CentOS Stream 10 assets that continue to be published In today's article is a look at the CentOS Stream 9 performance against the current CentOS Stream 10 development state The performance gains aren't too surprising given the significant version bumps when going from RHEL9 / CentOS Stream 9 era to CentOS Stream 10 The jump to CentOS Stream 10 means going from a Linux 5.14 derived kernel to a Linux 6.11 based kernel GCC 14.2.1 rather than GCC 11.5 as the default system compiler Python 3.12 replaces Python 3.9 as the default Python version As this is my first time getting around to running CentOS Stream 10 benchmarks these comparison numbers are on their own for CentOS Stream 9 vs CentOS Stream 10 while next week will be the larger AArch64 Linux distribution comparison on this Supermicro ARS-211M-NR R13SPD server With time I'll also have some fresh CentOS Stream 10 vs 9 benchmarks on x86_64 with Intel Xeon and AMD EPYC servers Clean installs of the current CentOS Stream 9 and CentOS Stream 10 from the AmpereOne server were done for this comparison and no other changes to the system hardware/software Growth of the Cento brand in the UK is expected with the addition of John Hill Coach Sales and Williams Coaches of Brecon to sales outlets A variety of Mercedes-Benz Sprinter-based products are available from an entry-level 16-seater with wheelchair user access to extended models at a high specification Higher-specified standard-length minicoaches are also part of the range 22 seats is the maximum available in minicoach form and a standard-length school minibus to that capacity is expected to follow The first Cento to be sold by John Hill Coach Sales is an extended example that has gone to Johnsons Coaches of Henley-in-Arden The lengthened product range also includes a 16-seater with two tables Jonathan Vamplew first brought Romania-built Cento products to the UK He will remain involved alongside the new partners and hopes that volumes ultimately will grow to 40 units per year John Hill Coach Sales Director John Hill notes that he first saw the Cento product at Busworld Brussels in 2023 and believes that it is a quality contender Among vehicles shown then at Busworld was a 31-seat Sprinter-based model that had been significantly reworked to lift its GVW and rear axle tolerance While Mr Hill says that product is impressive Cento has good availability of base Sprinter vehicles All of its offerings in the current range for the UK are conversions routeone magazine is the indispensable resource for professional UK coach The home of vehicle sales and the latest bus and coach job vacancies routeone connects professional PCV operators with complete and unrivalled news coverage.