Lynette Ortiz grasping at straws? Dennis Uy turns (again) to Cebu property developer to cover P1.4B Landbank loan as PHR cash troubles deepen The road to recovery: Mike Arroyo to return to the Philippines after successful treatment Loan scam warning: BSP disowns links to UNA Financing Three years running: Dennis Uy’s DITO continues to rule as Philippines’ top mobile network – Ookla Consumer group urges Marcos to order audit of Meralco’s books from 2005 to 2024 amid rising power costs Legal clouds clear: With Sobrepeña out, Camp John Hay attracts P248M in new investments The soul of Senigallia: Where land, sea, and flavor unite at Uliassi Mozart chocolate row leaves bitter taste in Austria Cat sole survivor of 115-meter fall in US canyon Katinko maker opens PH’s first pharma ecozone in Tarlac; 13 firms sign on Dizon says old system broken: DOTr to tighten road safety measures, limit bus driving hours after fatal crashes Scottie Scheffler finishes Byron Nelson -31 for first win of ’25 This article recounts a holiday afternoon spent in the small town of Senigallia in Central Italy home to Uliassi—a three-star Michelin haven on the Adriatic coast the stage had already been elegantly set by Uliassi’s Classic tasting menu—a meticulously choreographed sequence of land and sea A hazelnut wafer with rabbit liver and Kir Royal opened the experience followed by seared cuttlefish with pork cheek oil and marrow bone with cod tripe carried the story forward We chose both mains: wild sea bass with white wine sauce and morel mushrooms The menu offered a perfect canvas for an all-white wine pairing I curated from the list: two Verdicchios from Le Marche and two South African Chenin Blancs The contrast between the brisk Adriatic whites and the lush Cape wines not only highlighted each bottle’s personality—it elevated every dish We began with the 2023 Verdicchio di Matelica by ColleStefano—bright and invigorating Its racy acidity and subtle salinity mirrored the sea and cut through the richness of the sea urchin and anchovy sauce The finish carried a whisper of almond bitterness—a signature Verdicchio trait that made the next bite even more welcome Paired with the red shrimp—spiced with ginger and cinnamon—it echoed and elevated each aromatic layer The wine’s roundness complemented the sole and bergamot beautifully with its floral citrus notes creating a seamless harmony these two Verdicchios told a story of place: Matelica’s inland tension and Jesi’s coastal warmth—both rooted in the same soil but speaking in different tones The 2021 Mullineux Chenin Blanc from Swartland It stood resilient against the smoke and salt of the eel-infused spaghetti with clams its fruit lifting the roasted tomato sweetness while its acidity sliced through the richness We also paired it with the marrowbone “marinara”—a dish that danced between surf and turf The Chenin’s silkiness and subtle herbaceous core resonated with the anchovy-tomato notes making it one of the most surprising and rewarding pairings of the afternoon Its gentle acidity and leesy texture melded effortlessly with the sea bass echoing the dish’s white wine sauce and morels It brought grace and restraint—more a whisper than a flourish What struck me was how naturally each wine intertwined with the meal The Verdicchios were pure expressions of maritime Italy—clean The shift from one to the other was not jarring these four wines didn’t just complement the food—they told a story of craftsmanship and the joyful ambition behind Mauro Uliassi’s cuisine The lunch was an unfolding conversation between regions and intentions It was an afternoon well spent with the soul of Senigallia Jack is a WSET Diploma candidate, French Wine Scholar (FWS) and Italian Wine Scholar (IWS) of the Wine Scholar Guild. He has been a featured wine reviewer on Vivino since 2013. Get in touch with me on Instagram: jack.madrid Elevate your understanding of the Philippine business landscape and gain insights into worldwide markets by subscribing to our dedicated channels and exclusive interviews with industry leaders directly on Viber Stay informed and empowered with our Email Newsletter delivering curated content right to your inbox Don’t miss out on crucial updates and trends shaping economies and businesses both locally and internationally Join Bilyonaryo’s community today by clicking the button below to subscribe and stay ahead in the dynamic world of business as part of the celebrations for the centenary of Mario Giacomelli’s birth is hosting the exhibition Giacomelli’s Darkroom curated by Katiuscia Biondi Giacomelli and in collaboration with theMario Giacomelli Archive The exhibition brings together about one hundred original photographs spanning Giacomelli’s entire production from the 1950s to 2000 the year of his death.The exhibition path kicks off with the multimedia installation Under the Skin of the Real which reproduces the artist’s creative flow The audience will be guided by the photographer’s own voice taken from an interview for Radio 3 Suite in 2000 as moving images and written fragments of thoughts alternate evoking his profound and poetic vision of photography as a tool for exploring reality and interiority: here the images follow the same motions of the vertical surges and falls into the void with which Giacomelli chased the Infinite and mimic his gestures in the darkroom with the sensitive paper held at an angle to immerse the world in vertigo The focus of the exhibition is the darkroom the place where Giacomelli shaped his imagery handwritten notes and interviews documenting the artist’s creative process which testify to his relentless experimentation Particular attention is devoted to the relationship between photography and poetry a founding element of Giacomelli’s work Works such as Io non ho mani che mi accarezzino il volto (I have no hands to caress my face) inspired by the texts of Father David Maria Turoldo from which the famous photographic series of Pretini (1961) originated and which opens the exhibition Cardarelli’s Passato (1986) and Edgar Lee Masters’ Spoon River Anthology (1971-73) testify to how poetry has always been an inexhaustible source of inspiration and introspection for the photographer the exhibition aims to present the inner world of Mario Giacomelli while starting from autobiographical vicissitudes speaks with the ancient and infinite voice of humanity anthropomorphized landscapes become human portraits interweaving memory and matter in a continuous dialogue emerges as a constant and foundational presence in her artistic vision interrupts the darkness to illuminate small and precious fragments of reality offering a vision between the concrete and the metaphorical in the photographic reproductions commissioned by Guido Harari on the occasion of the editorial project Nella camera oscura di Mario Giacomelli L’antro dello sciamano (Rizzoli Lizard produced in collaboration with Rita and Simone Giacomelli’s Mario Giacomelli Archive Giacomelli’s Camera Oscura is not intended to be just an exhibition but a journey into the creative universe of an artist who knew how to speak to the soul of man through photography transforming each image into a fragment of interiority and poetry As part of the Celebrations for the first centenary of the birth of Mario Giacomelli the Mario Giacomelli Archive will propose a series of exhibitions within a more complex and articulated program to document the entire production of the great photographer The first two major exhibitions will be those in Rome and Milan; the first in Rome at Palazzo delle Esposizioni followed shortly after by the one at Palazzo Reale to continue with an exhibition calendar that will touch on various national and international venues to conclude in 2027 The exhibition was produced as part of the Senigallia City of Photography project promoted by the Marche Region and was organized by the City of Senigallia and the Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Jesi Hours: Thursday through Sunday from 3 to 8 p.m Photos courtesy of Mario Giacomelli Archives © Eredi Giacomelli For two teams that continue their journey, there is one that ends it: forward Audax Senigallia e Jesi, see you next season to the girls of theAtletico Chiaravalle. The idyllic seaside resort of Senigallia on Italy’s sun-drenched Adriatic as tens of thousands of Harley-Davidson riders and enthusiasts gathered for the 30th Annual European HOG rally earlier this month From the Piazza Garibaldi in the historic old town to the glorious golden beaches the area was closed to all vehicles except for those with the iconic double-barrelled moniker on the tank resulting in a 1.8 mile perimeter encircled by shining chrome glistening metalflake paint and a relentless throng of admirers “The response of riders to this fantastic event in Italy has been overwhelming through to those who have travelled far and wide,” said H-D Vice President really demonstrating the community that the Harley Owners Group embodies and indeed the strength of the Harley-Davidson brand in Italy.” Four main areas provided free entertainment and experiences throughout the weekend H-D’s 2024 range was on display in the arcade and forum of the Foro Annonario and if something caught the eye it could be tried out for size at the demo area Harley-Davidson also announced the return of their Euro Festival for 2025 Shed dwelling saddle tramp with an irresistible appetite for anything on two wheels Product Editor Justin has been a regular contributor to MCN since 2009 He has extensive experience testing the latest motorcycles and evaluating riding gear in real-world conditions By Justin Hayzelden Shed dwelling saddle tramp with a lifelong motorcycle addiction. the European HOG Rally will take place in Senigallia Italy The HOG® Rally 2024 returns to Italy's golden Adriatic coast The rally traditionally takes place at a different location each year and regularly attracts more than 40,000 Harley Owners Group members and other motorcycle fans It is an important date in the diary for everyone who plans to go on tour to explore the beautiful area and to meet up with friends make new friends and at the beginning of the motorcycle season at a legendary motorcycle festival with live music and much more to meet In 2024 the event returns to Italy and celebrates its 30th edition It takes place in the historic port city of Senigallia near Ancona and less than two hours south of Bologna Travel planning and accommodations: Plan your trip well in advance Accommodation in Senigallia and the surrounding area sells out quickly How to get there : Take the drive to Senigallia to enjoy Italy's breathtaking landscape Fascinating routes take you through idyllic villages and along the coast where you can discover historical and natural sights Local Attractions: Senigallia and the Le Marche region have many attractions Whether beautiful beaches or historical places – there is a lot to see here Event highlights: Look forward to a packed program with live music exhibitors and lots of Harleys that will be on display at the event and in town A perfect opportunity to connect with the HOG community and participate in unique activities See you at the 20th European HOG Rally in Senigallia It is of course recommended to be a member of the Harley Owners Group The event is an open event and accessible to everyone The town of Senigallia is located about 750 kilometers south of Munich (1500 kilometers of Hamburg) According to Wikipedia : Senigallia is a town and seaside resort on the Adriatic Sea in the Italian province of Ancona in the Marche region It has 44,245 inhabitants who live on an area of ​​115 km² Follow me on my Harleysite social media channels too Essenzielle Cookies ermöglichen grundlegende Funktionen und sind für die einwandfreie Funktion der Website erforderlich Statistik Cookies erfassen Informationen anonym Diese Informationen helfen uns zu verstehen Marketing-Cookies werden von Drittanbietern oder Publishern verwendet indem sie Besucher über Websites hinweg verfolgen Inhalte von Videoplattformen und Social-Media-Plattformen werden standardmäßig blockiert Wenn Cookies von externen Medien akzeptiert werden bedarf der Zugriff auf diese Inhalte keiner manuellen Einwilligung mehr Lunaria 2025 annuncia il primo ospite: Ermal Meta in concerto a Recanati il 2 agosto convegno a Borgo Lanciano 11 e 12 maggio 2025: Neos Camerino si prepara alla 44ª edizione della Corsa alla Spada e Palio: 14 maggio la tradizionale Cena dei Mille Ricco weekend di sport il 10 e 11 maggio ad Ancona con sei appuntamenti tanti piccoli spettacoli per tutta la famiglia il Festival a Pesaro contro la violenza di genere dall’8 al 10 maggio Si inizia giovedì 8 maggio con la mostra di Gra.phichette Aspettando il Brodetto porta in tavola i sapori del mare a un prezzo speciale dal 1° al 25 maggio Miss Universe arriva a Civitanova Marche domenica 11 maggio alle ore 19 Intelligenza artificiale e nuove tecnologie per prevenire gli incidenti sul lavoro Opram ed Edilart premiano 21 aziende marchigiane Il regista Ivano De Matteo e la sceneggiatrice Valentina Ferlan al Masetti Cinema di Fano il 6 maggio per presentare “Una figlia” Gli studenti del Cpia di Senigallia guidati da Chiara Ciceroni presenti alla stagione concertistica di Senigallia Concerti 2024/2025 il nuovo singolo di Roberta Faccani dedicato allo storico fondatore e leader dei Matia Bazar Giancarlo Golzi di ALEX MARE’ – Villa Vitali riapre: Fermo ritrova il suo giardino Marche Film Commission a Essaouira Film Fest: la bellezza dell’Italia in una unica regione che offre opportunità al cinema internazionale Lo Staff di Orizzonte Praterie è lieto di annunciarvi una serie di incontri teorici e pratici che ci guideranno alla scoperta delle caratteristiche ecologiche Per “Fare Futuro” di Cna al Teatro delle Muse di Ancona il 28 maggio arriva Stefano Rossi: “Sogni Profilo di Salute della Provincia di Ancona: una fotografia aggiornata dello stato di salute della popolazione residente la mostra di Oliviero Gessaroli alla Casa Vinicola Garafoli di Castelfidardo dal 3 maggio al 28 giugno La IV edizione coinvolgerà 24 artisti esposti dal 17 maggio al 28 giugno al Palazzo dei Capitani di Ascoli Fabriano sempre più meta turistica: tutto esaurito al Museo della Carta e oltre 13.000 presenze nel primo trimestre 2025 Galleria Nazionale delle Marche: Cantarini a Palazzo Ducale L’azienda marchigiana Sposa Curvy sbarca alla Barcelona Bridal Fashion Week Lo scenario italiano su l’AI (intelligenza artificiale) descritto dagli esperti al convegno di Sant’Elpidio a Mare il 24 gennaio 2025 Tombolini presenta Zero Gravity Gold e TMB Running: un viaggio tra innovazione Ad Alta Moda Sposa il premio “Impronta d’impresa Marche 2024: le donne lasciano il segno” Festival del Pensiero Plurale 2025- Ancona Le Parole della Filosofia 28° edizione al via il 28 aprile / Ecco tutti gli appuntamenti Ecco il Festival Prima Scena 2025 con la direzione artistica di Giancarlo Basili Un ricco calendario di eventi che toccheranno sei città delle Marche XXI edizione dal 26 aprile al 20 dicembre: 44 concerti di musica d’arte tra Marche e altre regioni / Ecco il calendario di GIOVANNI FILOSA – Presentati i cartelloni del Festival Pergolesi Spontini 2025 e della 58^ Stagione Lirica di Tradizione del teatro Pergolesi di Jesi Roberta Giallo in concerto nella Basilica di San Petronio di Bologna il 12 maggio in occasione dell’esposizione dell’opera di Joan Crous: Unione di Musica Screening oncologici: conoscere per prevenire ANPAS Marche ha presentato il bilancio 2024: oltre 390.000 ore di servizio e i quasi 5 milioni di chilometri percorsi la rivoluzione della medicina oncologica: convegno a Borgo Lanciano 11 e 12 maggio Nasce ad Ancona “la città dei diritti dei più piccoli” L’inaugurazione il 9 maggio in Via del Fornetto 109 Héctor Ulises Passarella in concerto con l’Orchestra Pergolesi a Jesi domenica 4 maggio alle 18 Domenica 4 maggio alle ore 17 nella Chiesa di San Filippo Neri di Fermo il concerto con la violinista Yume Zamponi e il pianista Gorka Plada Danza & Artigianato a Corinaldo il 3 maggio al teatro Goldoni un inedito dialogo tra i due mondi Vittoria Fedecostante della classe 5M del Liceo Scientifico Galileo Galilei di Ancona va alle fasi internazionali  di Ester Musco’ Importante appuntamento romano per il Centro Studi Vitruviani che nell’auditorium del prestigioso Museo dell’Ara Pacis Come non naufragare nel web accessibile: l’AI al corso di informatica assistiva di Loreto all’istituto alberghiero “Einstein-Nebbia” di Loreto il 15 e 16 marzo Premio “Voce dell’oncologia” – oncologia Fermo di STEFANO FABRIZI – Nel ricordo del Giubileo dei Giornalisti e l’incontro con Papa Francesco di STEFANO FABRIZI – Per l’ultimo saluto a Livio Scattolini la comunità corinaldese e tanti sindaci da tutt’Italia si sono stretti con affetto alla famiglia In progetto diverse iniziative per ricordarlo Quando mi arriva la chiamata di mia figlia che abita a Corinaldo di STEFANO FABRIZI – Papa Giovanni Paolo II moriva 19 anni fa PREPARATIONS FOR THE 30TH EUROPEAN RALLY OF THE HARLEY OWNERS GROUP IN ITALY ARE IN FULL SPEED music and action are on the summer agenda for Senigallia  FRANKFURT (02/04/2024) – Harley-Davidson has big plans for the 30th European Harley Owners Group (HOG) Rally which will take place for the first time in Senigallia The annual European HOG Rally is a free travel event for all motorcycle fans It takes place at a different location every year and regularly attracts over 50,000 motorcyclists Harley-Davidson fans and members of the Harley Owners Group This year the event is taking place for the 30th time The scene is the historic port city of Senigallia in the Marche region In addition to action around HOG and Harley-Davidson To make the event a spectacular and unforgettable event for all guests the Motor Company works with several regional companies Since rock 'n' roll and Harley-Davidson simply belong together a suitable location was found for the main stage: it will be built on the central Piazza Garibaldi Italian and international bands will take the microphone alongside the headliners on the impressive square on Thursday Adventure and freedom are part of Harley-Davidson's DNA Visitors can therefore experience an off-road experience on the Pan America 1250 Special In cooperation with the Italian “Di Traverso – Adventouring” academy the manufacturer offers half-day guided trips on the road and on “Strada Bianci” off-road tracks during which participants explore the best off-road routes in the region Both riders of HD Pan America models and owners of adventure touring bikes from other brands are invited It is a matter of honor that Dakar professional Joan Pedrero will also be present at the rally the daring Spaniard finished the 15th edition of the Africa Eco Race Harley-Davidson Pan America 1250 in first place in the Maxitrail category and 25th in the overall ranking He impressively demonstrated the performance and reliability of the machine Rally visitors can now experience for themselves how the Pan America 1250 Harley-Davidson is pleased to welcome Deus Ex Machina as an event partner in Senigallia The creative designers and customizers present their fascinating style and their very own version of adventure in Senigallia no HOG Rally would be complete without the big HD Parade which will see thousands of bikes roll through the center of Senigallia and past several historic sites on Saturday June 8th all fans are invited to present their converted machines at the custom bike show taking place on Friday Entry to the event is free for all motorcycle and music fans For guests who appreciate something special Rally Packs are now available at https://harley-davidsonmerch.com Further details and offers for accommodation can now be found at www.harley-davidson.com/events hotels and guesthouses can be booked at https://booking.senigalliaincoming.it/en/hd-event Essenzielle Cookies ermöglichen grundlegende Funktionen und sind für die einwandfreie Funktion der Website erforderlich. 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The worst affected area is the town of Senigallia although other areas of Marche have been hit after the Cesano River burst its banks In some places the flood water was so high that cars were seen floating along the streets of Senigallia town Some areas have been cut off by the flooding Emergency services have found it difficult to reach victims of flooding A man died in Senigallia after suffering a heart attack where ambulances were delayed by flooding The situation appeared to have improved by 5 May 2014 with some of the displaced starting to return to their homes forecasters believe there could be more unsettled weather to come and there were still some flood warnings for the Marche region Flood warnings were also issued in the regions of Abruzzo and Veneto #Senigallia pic.twitter.com/ksImrOTYRb — Claudia Marchetti (@clalilli) May 5, 2014 Richard Davies is the founder of floodlist.com and reports on flooding news Cookies | Privacy | Contacts © Copyright 2025 FloodList Bianconeri now five points from the playoffs and seven from the playouts, with four games left until the end of the season. And a success in Senigallia could guarantee the arithmetic in advance salvation, the first real objective of the company of owner Graziano Giordani. "It won't be easy," admitted the striker. Lorenzo Didio author against Chieti of the classic ex-goal – There are four games left and they will all be 'battles'. Playing in Senigallia is never easy, but it will certainly be a good game between two teams that will want to win to ensure their safety. We will have to grit our teeth and not get caught out like we did against Chieti". Leading 2-0 we should have been more careful and instead that goal by Donsah, conceded in the minute of injury time in the first half, reopened the game and restored confidence to the guests who until that moment had done very little to recover the result. Then - Didio added - in the second half they attacked a lot and we fell back a bit perhaps due to tiredness and in the end we conceded an avoidable goal on another set piece". "This week we talked about it and there is still a lot of regret even though Chieti is a strong team with excellent individuals. Playing at the Del Duca – concluded Didio – was truly exciting. A historic, important stage, which is not always part of our daily life and which made us experience a unique emotion". Didio also says: "We are very grateful to Ascoli Calcio and the municipal administration that has given us this opportunity that we will have again against Teramo next Thursday, in the midweek round, and then against Sora in the last match of the championship". But sometimes, stolen art does get recovered. On Friday one famous example debuts at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts. Thieves burgled “Senigallia Madonna,” a Renaissance masterpiece, in the 1970s, but it was rescued by an Italian police force known as the Italian Art Squad. Until this week I had no idea an Italian Art Squad even existed. Then I met with its deputy director, Luigi Cortellessa, at the MFA. Today about 280 officers work closely with INTERPOL, UNESCO and the FBI to track down stolen art. Cortellessa says the corps' 12 units are very busy; he listed off some reclaimed items: “7,000 antique books last year, 100,000 archived documents, many, many counterfeited goods, antique coins…” Also countless old films, archeological objects and, of course, paintings. “It’s not important the number of the objects,” Cortellessa clarified. "It is important the history, the tradition that every object gives us. Our power is in the passion for our activities.” Cortellessa flew to Boston to unveil one of Italy’s most famous stolen-then-recovered paintings: the "Senigallia Madonna" by Renaissance master Piero della Francesca. Thieves ripped the two-feet-by-two-feet work off the walls of an Italian palace in 1975. MFA curator of paintings Frederick Ilchman knows the story well. It starts on Feb. 5 when the crooks took advantage of scaffolding on the exterior of the famous museum. He said: This is the Galleria Nazionale delle Marche in the Palazza Ducal in Urbino. It’s a beautiful 15th-century palace, high up over the town. Thieves scaled the scaffolding, broke in, and were able to remove two paintings by Piero della Francesca — this and another one — plus a portrait by Raphael. Like at the Gardner museum here in Boston, the Italian thieves sliced the paintings out of their frames. The world was shocked. Ilchman calls Piero della Francesca’s "Senigallia Madonna" one of the 15th-century’s most important pictures. The artist is something of a cult figure, and Piero fans even make pilgrimages along what the curator calls the Piero della Francesca trail. “They love tracking down his works and sort of going down on their knees in awe at how beautiful and serene the paintings were — their geometry, their sense of balance and order — and you could even say that the burglary in 1975 was the kind of culmination of the fad for Piero della Francesca,” Ilchman said. A year after the "robbery of the century" (as it was referred to at the time) the Italian Art Squad received a tip from a Roman antiques dealer and the police recovered the lost Piero (many fans refer to the artist by his first name). “It’s perhaps his last finished work, and it’s an ostensibly simple composition,” the curator explained. “You’ve got the Virgin Mary holding the Christ child and two attendant angels. It’s extremely quiet and part of the magic of Piero is that the figures indeed seem to be enacting an incredibly slow-motion ritual.” Ilchman reminded me that the Gardner museum has a fresco by Piero (it's one of only seven works by Piero in American museums) but the priceless paintings stolen from that museum are still at large. Even so, Cortellessa, of the Italian Art Squad, said he has hope. “My experience tells me that it is possible to recover stolen art goods," he said. "By Raphael, Van Gogh…” and, of course, Piero della Francesca. For now, though, the cultural police officer is proud to bring Italy's reclaimed masterpiece to the U.S. for the first time. The "Senigallia Madonna" is on display at the MFA through mid-January. This program aired on September 13, 2013. The audio for this program is not available. Andrea Shea Correspondent Arts & CultureAndrea Shea is a correspondent for WBUR's arts & culture reporter Eleven people so far confirmed dead in floods that have forced climate crisis onto agenda before next week’s election Her face and clothes splattered with mud, Isabella Puttilli, 74, fought back her grief as she sifted through the ruins of her home, among the dozens destroyed by catastrophic flooding that struck Italy’s central Marche region on Thursday night I need to throw it all away.” But her emotions gave way as she entered the bedroom where a photo hangs of her and her husband really precious items that I’ll never get back.” where five of the 11 people so far confirmed to have died in the floods lost their lives The pair had been trying to move their car from an underground garage when the banks of the Misa river which flows just a few hundred metres behind their apartment building sending a deluge of water into the garage and trapping them inside Isabella Putilli in the flooded living room of her house in Ostra Photograph: Roberto Salomone/The GuardianThe town’s other victims were Ennaji Mohamed whose grandson launched a desperate plea for help on Facebook as the lashing rain almost wiped Pianello di Ostra off the map within a couple of hours “Ferdinando used to have a driving school and he was my instructor,” said Pietro who was standing outside his home as diggers cleared away mountains of debris and destroyed furniture It was the worst storm to affect Marche since 2014 with 420mm of rain falling within nine hours – a third of the region’s yearly average The regional capital of Ancona and areas surrounding it were also badly affected widely described as a “tsunami” and “apocalypse” The two people still missing are eight-year-old Mattia Luconi who got swept away from his mother’s arms as they tried to emerge from their car But as Marche residents mourn the victims and come to terms with the consequences of the storms, anger is rising, most of it aimed at politicians as Italy heads towards general elections on 25 September nobody will go and vote,” said Anna Rita Camerucci as she cleaned mud off important documents in her wrecked home People are very angry – there was no warning [of the intense storms] and no preparation.” Italy is very vulnerable to climate change with extreme weather events occurring more frequently protracted heatwave this summer followed a mild winter with lower-than-average rain and snowfall 11 people were killed when a huge mass of ice from a glacier on the north side of the Marmolada mountain in the Dolomites broke away the seas surrounding Italy were five degrees warmer than average Andrea at work in the flooded garage of his house in Ostra Photograph: Roberto Salomone/The Guardian“It’s possible that the very warm sea fuelled this storm,” said Luca Mercalli president of the Italian Meteorological Society the leader of the centre-left Democratic party (PD) asked why the fight against the climate crisis was not the first priority “They speak about it now as they just needed to share a couple of words in the middle of an emergency,” added Mercalli “But they don’t think it’s an important problem they see it as an obstacle for the economy.” Free daily newsletterOur morning email breaks down the key stories of the day telling you what’s happening and why it matters Mercalli was among the scientists who launched a petition in August urging political leaders to make the climate crisis a priority in their election programmes He said the only political force truly committed to the issue was, obviously, the tiny Greens party, which is part of a coalition with the PD. The PD, in turn, also has the environment high up on its government programme, while a coalition made up of the far-right Brothers of Italy League and Silvio Berlusconi’s Forza Italia which is forecast to seize a landslide victory in the elections gives the theme a token mention towards the end of its objectives the vice president of the Emilia Romagna region who is running as an independent candidate on the PD’s democratic and progressive list argued that from her group’s side there was a “strong awareness” of the need to act immediately “What happened in Marche is terrible,” she said “Again there are victims of the climate emergency and of extreme weather events that are more and more frequent and which have a hard impact on the population.” Damage caused by fooding in Senigallia Photograph: Roberto Salomone/The GuardianCiting a report from Legambiente she said that over the past decade Italy had spent six times more on repairing the damage after extreme weather emergencies than what it had spent on prevention and mitigating the damage in terms of limiting the impact these extreme weather events have,” she said who will now go to live with her daughter in a nearby town “Italy has had several disasters similar to this I don’t believe politicians anymore and won’t be voting.” Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon The best of Time Out 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 Sign up for our email to enjoy your city without spending a thing (as well as some options when you’re feeling flush) 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. Worldwide So if you’re planning a trip to Europe this year, where should you head for the best of the best? Well, out of 45 nominees, the crown of ‘Europe’s Best Restaurant’ was awarded to Uliassi in Senigallia, Italy Founded in 1990, the restaurant holds the maximum of three Michelin stars So what exactly is it that makes Uliassi so good? Each year, Uliassi’s ‘lab’ concocts ten new dishes, mostly featuring lots of incredibly fresh fish. The restaurant itself sits by the Adriatic Sea with views out over a canal. All in all, it seems like a worthy contender for the title. You can find out more on the restaurant’s official website here If you’re planning a trip to Senigallia you should know it’s a town on Italy’s east coast It’s known for its miles of sandy beaches for being home the best restaurant on the whole damn continent And if you want an alternative take on the title of ‘world’s best restaurant’, check out the World’s 50 Best Restaurants winners from 2022 Stay in the loop: sign up to our free Time Out Travel newsletter for the latest travel news and the best stuff happening across the world Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! tiktokfacebooktwitteryoutubeAbout us Contact us from 29th July to 6th August for the 23rd edition the enchanting coastal village of Senigallia was alive with the “hottest rockin’ holiday on Earth”: the Summer Jamboree Festival 40,000 rock ‘n’ roll and swing aficionados from all over the world came to the Italian east coast to unleash their love for 40s and 50s American culture like reliving a scene from Back to the Future short-box or pencil-thin moustaches for men stunning silk scarves as headbands and gloves for women It all started originally in 2000 as a one-day party in a school courtyard as a passion project of Angelo Di Liberto and with the arrival of Alessandro Piccinini and his daring vision in 2002 the festival has grown to become the biggest international celebration of rock ‘n’ roll culture in the world From music concerts to dance boot camp lessons the schedule is jam-packed with entertaining activities spread across several venues in the city against the background of incredible historical landmarks the majestic Garibaldi Square for the main stage the famous “La Rotonda” on the pier or the joyful and relaxing “Mascalzone” and “Hawaiian Beach” by the sea Summer Jamboree hosted an incredible roster of international artists keeping alive the history of rock ‘n’ roll in all its forms The most important special guest was Pokey LaFarge American singer-songwriter of the class of 1983 He performed a mixture of pieces from his melancholic Rock Bottom Rhapsody album to his more upbeat In the Blossom of Their Shade record which showcases the positivity of coming out of the darkness and into the light with melodies that can glide throughout a composition from the swing and blues-infused songs of his earlier work a full lineup of free-entry concerts were presented on the main stage by the extravagant American performer with curly moustaches and striped suites who had people’s boots tapping playing authentic hillbilly bop accompanied by the house band The Good Fellas who together they played a rare and explosive original mix of Latin jazz rhythm ‘n’ blues and jump blues which combined a passion for hot jazz and New Orleans jazz audiences could enjoy the reunion of The Di Maggio Bros the only Italian band featured in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame all the evenings started in the late afternoon with a free dance class open to everybody which then continued with a full bill of performers and DJs women could get their full retro-style looks done while men could get their 50s-style haircuts and moustaches at the barber shop or all could purchase collectible memorabilia at the Rockin’ Village Vintage Market featuring more than 70 selected exhibitors of vintage clothing Amongst the show highlights at the Rocca were The Kabooms from Spain with lead Matt Olivera giving an electrifying performance that mixed rock ’n’ roll a tremendous pianist resembling an early-years Jerry Lee Lewis while Jay Ernest from the US played an incredible tribute to Johnny Cash There were no idle times for those also after some daytime stimulation: the “Hawaiian Beach” transformed a piece of the Velvet Beach (known for its fine sand) joyful rock ‘n’ roll DJ setting while the historical beach establishment The Mascalazone (The Scoundrel) was the place to be for some light-hearted dancing in Hawaiian shirts and vintage swimming suits The brand-new event for this edition was the Fearless Devid Motordrome it’s one of the few surviving motordromes existing worldwide The over 100-year-old spectacle features motorcycles stunt-riding inside a giant wooden barrel with a diameter of ten metres and a height of five metres not everybody could afford to go to watch motorcycle races and could only see them in wooden-track velodromes the Fearless Devid Motordrome has been brought back to life and spectators can see pristine original 1926 Indian motorcycles whiz around the track in a unique and not-to-be-missed experience The loud rumble of the vintage motors made the walls vibrate powerfully so much so that some of the audience would suddenly retreat in fright while the most audacious ones would offer tip money which the riders were literally snapping from their fingers fearlessly reaching the top edge of the barrel at full speed Rock ‘n’ roll friends and devotees will also remember that Elvis Presley also tried his hand at being a motordrome pilot in the 1964 film Roustabout… this was not the only treat: the Foro Annonario offered the base for an exhibition with exclusively pre-1969 American cars from the prestigious collection of Nicola Bulgari patron of the legendary Roman jewellery and lifestyle firm voluptuous fenders and hand-waxed finishes gleamed in the sunshine while the American sedans and cabriolets and convertibles seemed just out of a classic Hollywood film and rumour has it that in each of his cars there must always be two things: keys in the ignition and a pocket-handkerchief there were international icons of the burlesque and cabaret world chanson Française French singer Ô De Mon Chéri Ruby Rudy from Spain and American Russell Bruner who each enchanted the audience with incredible shows the Hera Dance Contest gave the opportunity to people from every level to compete and showcase their dance skills judged by the wonderful dance school teachers in collaboration with Adriatik Ink Tattoo Studio returned to the Foro Annonario to leave an indelible mark by tattoo wizards And for those who love watching shows but don’t feel like taking the plunge into dancing there was the Dance Show performed by professional dancers also returned to keep the crowds dancing nonstop from midnight until early morning As the organisers say: “Rock ’n’ roll is for everybody!” and they made sure their festival truly embraced this motto offering a wide range of activities and entertainment suitable for everyone Senigallia is also a wonderful holiday destination for an international crowd (especially from the UK with Ancona airport only 20 mins away) who particularly love to dress up and party Summer Jamboree has a truly vintage soul for those who love a “blast from the past” Don’t miss out on their Winter Jamboree Festival in Parma in December and book your next holidays in Senigallia in August 2024 For further information and future events visit Summer Jamboree Festival’s website here 26 at the Palazzo del Duca in Senigallia and will remain open until Feb curated by Massimo Minini and Mario Trevisan and supported by Regione Marche and Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Jesi The exhibition is part of Senigallia City of Photography.On display is a nucleus of twenty-six shots by Julia Margaret Cameron from the collection of gallery owner Massimo Minini which constitutes the largest nucleus to date in Italy The exhibition aims to tell the story of Cameron’s photographic experience Pre-Raphaelite inspirations and the representation of literary scenes an English photographer and exponent of Pictorialism was born in 1815 in Calcutta: she was the first woman to be admitted to the Royal Photographic Society She discovered her passion for photography at the age of fifty thanks to her daughter who gave her her first camera The images depict thedreamy atmosphere of the Victorian age with the characteristic “out of focus” highlighting the dreamy aspect typical of the taste of the time Among his most famous portraits are the one to Thomas Carlyle all of whom are featured in the exhibition Also part of the exhibition are photographs by Roger Fenton among the most important exponents at the origins of photography Hailing from the curator’s personal collection these photos give insight into the historical context in which Julia Margaret Cameron was active Also from the same collection is a shot of Lewis Carroll author of The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland whose title character is inspired by Alice Liddell one of the photographer’s models featured in the exhibition in the guise of ancient gods Hours: Wednesday and Friday 3 to 8 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m Through a special collaboration with the Gallerie dell'Accademia The Metropolitan Museum of Art is hosting a focused presentation of the devotional paintings of Piero della Francesca addressing Piero's work for private devotion for the first time The four works on view have never before been brought together; the exhibition promises to make an important contribution to the study of this major figure of the Renaissance It consists of: Saint Jerome and a Donor from the Gallerie dell'Accademia Madonna and Child with two Angels (the Senigallia Madonna) from the Galleria Nazionale delle Marche Saint Jerome in a Landscape from the Gemäldegalerie and Madonna and Child from a private collection in Delaware "An utterly compelling, once-in-a-lifetime exhibition"—Wall Street Journal The exhibition is made possible by the Foundation for Italian Art & Culture (FIAC) It was organized by The Metropolitan Museum of Art in collaboration with FIAC in celebration of the opening of the New European Paintings Galleries The loan of the Madonna di Senigallia is by arrangement with the Ministero dei Beni e delle Attività Culturali e del Turismo and the Italian Carabinieri Command (CCTPC) working together with la Soprintendenza per i Beni Storici Artistici ed Etnoantropologici delle Marche – Urbino as part of 2013 – Italian Year of Culture in the United States The catalogue is made possible by The Christian Humann Foundation Additional support is provided by Jane Beasley Read an interview with the curator in Now at the Met FRANKFURT (05/28/2024) – The 30th European Harley Owners Group (HOG) Rally will take place in Senigallia It is now clear which bands will rock the main stage as headliners: including The Picturebooks Surrounded by picturesque historic buildings The strong music program has been put together in collaboration with Virgin Radio DJs Ringo and Toky who will be hosting the main stage across the three evenings And they have the right thing for every taste: for example the American blues singer guitarist and songwriter Eric Steckel and the rock Olympian and cult drummer Marky Ramone who worked the drums for the Ramones for 15 years The duo The Picturebooks comes from the German town of Gütersloh and presents their cool blues as well as garage and indie rock The five-member troupe The Rainband from Manchester Well-known Italian artists such as Timothy “Rock” Cavicchini Guiseppe Scarpato & Hillside Power Trio as well as The lucky Ghosts and The Hotpants will also perform on the main stage which inspires more than 50,000 members of the Harley Owners Group and numerous other motorcycle fans every year This also includes the exclusive off-road experiences with the HD Adventure Touring Bike In collaboration with the Di Traverso Enduro School those interested can take part in a guided half-day excursion that covers some of the best off-road routes in the region Anyone who owns custom bike Custom Bike Show And of course a HOG Rally incomplete without the big Harley-Davidson parade thousands of bikes will roll through the center of Senigallia Entry to the European HOG Rally is free. Further details and accommodation tips can be found www.harley-davidson.com/events Alternatively a room can be booked at https://booking.senigalliaincoming.it/en/hd-event Giuseppe and Emanuele Cavalli Photographers A tribute that Senigallia City of Photography wants to pay to two of the finest Italian photographers of the 20th century the shots of the Cavalli brothers will be exhibited in the same context to celebrate with an anthological exhibition Giuseppe who lived in Senigallia for more than twenty years known to most as a painter but who was also a photographer of great quality.Sixty photographs by Giuseppe and fifteen by Emanuele will be on display Some of them are unpublished ones from the Giuseppe Cavalli Archive that constitute a small anthology with nudes Subjects that were dealt with most by Cavalli These photographs are distinguished by their essentiality and there is a focus on composition and spatiality “Cavalli’s constant subject is light luminosity for its own sake,” says curator Angela Madesani “His works and these images in the exhibition are clear evidence of this There are no rules for understanding his work; it is best to simply look to try to enter the depths of the Cavallian world: a world filled with meaning which is anything but aestheticizing.” “The photographs in the exhibition almost all depict still lifes,” Madesani adds “some of them simpler while others consist of real compositions created specifically by the artist such as the image of the glass sphere and the black spiral made in 1936 in Anticoli Corrado a shot of great modernity that is affected by the artist’s international knowledge essentiality and attention to composition are the main characteristics to be pursued both in pictorial and photographic works.” Comparing the works kept in the archives of the two brothers some shots always attributed to one are found in the other’s archive and vice versa This is precisely the theme of the exhibition: the continuous creative exchange between the brothers and a possible reinterpretation of their production unhinged by the pair that over the years has always read Giuseppe as a photographer and Emanuele as a painter without ever being corny or pretentious,” the curator continues and the exhibition is not meant to be a competition between them but a demonstration of the importance of the two paths both fundamental within the Italian art scene.” For them it is “a medium and as such it can also be used to give life to research of an artistic nature and quality documentary photography can also be understood in this sense,” the curator tells its printing and therefore the quality of the final outcome.” In the 1940s Giuseppe became the animator of the photographic group La Bussola together with among the most exciting experiences in the history of twentieth-century Italian photography where the most promising young people could converge and mature in order to include them in the elitist circle of La Bussola: Cavalli was now considered a master and it was during this experience that a young Mario Giacomelli would take the courage to exhibit his work Giuseppe Cavalli has always approached photography as a means of artistic research not inferior to other tools and in this he has always been close to his brother Emanuele has never posed the question of whether photography is art or not since it just is: this exhibition intends to bring out the artistic nature of the two artists’ research Theanthological exhibition of Maurizio Galimberti will be on view in the Rocca Roveresca in Senigallia from August 2 to 31 1965) is considered the leading Italian exponent of instant photography and on the occasion of the exhibition he has personally chosen to exhibit a collection of original photographs among the most representative of his production Characteristic of his style are the so-called mosaics “have the peculiarity of proposing the subject photographed in compositions made up of many tiles or dowels but of varying number between one work and another In each of the tesserae a fragment of the whole is reproduced using an accessory that allows close-up shots each of the tesserae accommodates a detail of the subject Galimberti’s skill lies in choosing the sequence of shots and juxtaposing the various parts: in this way the most significant features and personality of the character being photographed are highlighted breaking the visual continuity of volumes and proportions.” Present in the exhibition is one of the series of portraits of leading figures in Italian culture and music Another theme developed by the artist is the Duchamp-inspired ready-made: taking everyday objects out of their context and proposing them as works of art Mosaic shots where the detail is captured by polaroid and manipulated with various techniques and then superimposed on the original Also on display is the series of travel photographs taken in recent months: on one side New York First Snapshots and recalls the previous Viaggio in Italia made in 2003 In the project the artist shows for the first time not only the final mosaic The anthological exhibition intends to tell the story of the artist in its different facets through the projects of the last years and those of continuous technical and stylistic research For info: www.roccasenigallia.it A blow to the soul: Mario Giacomelli (1993) Palazzetto Baviera in Senigallia is hosting Milton H Greene’s photographic exhibition Women on the occasion of the 21st Summer Jamboree an international festival of music and culture of 1940s and 1950s America The exhibition will be on view from June 17 to September 26 and is part of the Senigallia City of Photography schedule specimens and documents chronicling the work of one of the world’s most celebrated photographers.Curated by Anne Morin and produced by diChroma photography the exhibition features a wide range of photos including precious shots of Marilyn Monroe and other celebrities such as Audrey Hepburn as well as actors such as Cary Grant and Sir Lawrence Olivier auditions and documents that tell from the inside the working process followed by Milton Greene the ’artist in fact reveals the very particular way in which he places the subject inside the lens of his Rolleiflex playing with light and space to give visibility to the real subject of the image Thus we discover the way Milton Greene constructs a specific language and rhetoric using his own vocabulary and his constant adjustments to achieve the perfect balance of his shots Milton Greene began photographing at the age of 14 he had already been dubbed the Wonder Boy of color photography In the 1950s and 1960s major national magazines published his shots and television and theater celebrities are very famous He met Marilyn in 1953 on an assignment given to him by Look Magazine Greene and Monroe became close friends and in 1956 formed their company which produced Bus Stop and The Prince and the Showgirl Greene photographed Marilyn in many sessions Marilyn also entrusted Greene with her autobiography For info and reservations: www.comune.senigallia.an.it; www.feelsenigallia.it holidays and pre-holidays from 5 to 11 p.m Mario Giacomelli was moved by a strong spirit of experimentation and a continuous desire for research: he joined and participated in the birth of the Misa photography circle The section set up in Palazzetto Baviera starts precisely from this as it intends to tell the story of the Misa Group exhibiting in particular the shots of Giuseppe Cavalli An affair linked to the city of Senigallia and particular because they were each other’s teachers Sundays holidays and pre-holidays from 10 a.m Death will come and it will have your eyes (1964-68; gelatin silver print) Courtesy Collezione Civica Senigallia © Archivio Eredi Mario Giacomelli We sent nine writers to scour the globe for the best emerging cities for food lovers Here are the seven big cities and five smaller locales that wowed them (and us!) Food & Wine / Photo Illustration by Sarah Maiden / Clockwise from top left: Julien Capmeil; Courtesy of Afghan Kitchen; Mariano Fernandez Mauro Uliassi was born in 1958 in Senigallia where he began helping out alongside his sister Catia positively interacting with the public from a young age This grassroots upbringing would be fundamental in developing his style which has always remained faithful to the values of democratic but quickly realized it wasn’t for him and transferred to a hotel management school where he would return for many years as a professor he became passionate and grew convinced that this was his path He started working summers as a bartender on the Riviera Romagnola It was while working at “Fauchon” in Paris that he met his wife and future mother of his children Uliassi opened his first venue in Senigallia in 1986 acquiring the current “Uliassi” restaurant His training was unique for the time: no big names on his resume he learned about the existence of “ElBulli” from an article by Davide Paolini and immediately packed his bags “I was shocked by the ability to reinterpret the ingredients and the energy of the cuisine it was a radical change in perspective on everything I had seen the stimulus to experiment and try new ways to express the product.” It was 1998 where you could enjoy honest seafood cuisine in a convivial and relaxed atmosphere managed by Catia this was enough to fill the restaurant: hard work and the choice to reinvest all profits in the business the first unexpected MICHELIN Star arrived which he initially did not fully understand But it encouraged him to continue investing and raising the bar the restaurant was consecrated with the third Star while already firmly at the top of all Italian guides and advancing in the world rankings The avant-garde culinary research always seeks connections in shared taste memories The secret to maintaining creative tension also lies in the Lab which takes place for forty days inside the closed restaurant each year Here Mauro leads a team composed of his most trusted collaborators They proceed with all-encompassing brainstorming before moving on to testing at the stove but the creative process is collective and brings the energy of pluralism to the meal And this is not the only uniqueness of the house the balance between private and professional life has been pursued from unforeseen times Uliassi also chose not to open other venues such is their commitment to achieving excellence and consistency at the tables Do you want to discover the latest news and recipes of the most renowned chefs and restaurants in the world La nostra società utilizza inoltre cookie funzionali per registrare informazioni sulle scelte dell’utente e per consentire una personalizzazione del Sito; 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MoGES ( Moscow Power Plant) which documents the new power plant erected in 1927 and the work of the workers The verticality of modern buildings is captured in photographs of architecture and construction details such as the famous Fire Staircase (with a man) from 1925 Spectacular parades of gymnasts and athletes are featured in shots that chronicle the dynamic spirit and nascent social cohesion of 1930s Russia Rodchenko’s new attention to detail allows him to highlight the harmony of architecture and new forms created by technology illustrated in the exhibition with an image of the Shukhov Tower from 1929 and the Moscow Electric Bulb Factory series made at the turn of the 1920s and 1930s.While The New Moscow is documented with photographs of the construction of the Culture Park and the paving of Leningrad’s streets such as the one designed by Ginzburg on Novinski Avenue and that of Mosselprom.Journalistic-style photography is evidenced by the shots of photoreportages inside the editorial office and archives of the newspaper “Gudok” (1928) and that on the construction work of major engineering enterprises particularly the construction of the canal linking the White Sea with the Baltic Sea strongly representative of the spirit of the new times “After the success recorded by Roberto Doisneau’s exhibition,” says Senigallia Mayor Maurizio Mangialardi “we are preparing to host a new extraordinary event featuring the works of one of the greatest masters of international photography This event is the result of the fruitful collaboration that we have established for some time now with the Multimedia Art Museum and the Italian Cultural Institute of Moscow leading already last year to the organization in the Russian capital of an exhibition dedicated to Mario Giacomelli’s poetics of landscape that should be included in the framework that today sees Senigallia boasting the title of City of Photography visions and organizational skills that allows us to dialogue with the most prestigious cultural poles at the international level and to insert ourselves in the network of cities of art to the president of the Italian Cultural Institute Olga Strada and MAMM director Olga Sviblova who will curate the Rodchenko exhibition.” To learn more you can visit the website of the City of Senigallia Pictured: a photograph from the AMO Car Factory series Connecting decision makers to a dynamic network of information Bloomberg quickly and accurately delivers business and financial information Firefighters and civil protection personnel worked through the night to bring residents to safety after heavy rainfall led to torrents of water washing away cars and rising well above the ground level of many homes, local authorities said. Paolo Ventura’s modus operandi starts from photography on which he then intervenes with acrylic painting, working by subtraction: from the real datum recorded by the photographic shot he creates a scenography that is indeed artificial but at the same time fascinating and timeless. Today the museum is closed One of the masters of contemporary photography 1925–2000) helped to put Italian photography on the map This exhibition covered the key moments of the artist’s career from the portraits to the cycles that explore the tragedy of human existence In the extensive reportage project Verrà la morte e avrà i tuoi occhi (Death will come and will have your eyes the artist captures the painful moments of everyday life in an old people’s hospice in his home town of Senigallia for which Giacomelli achieved international recognition documents the people and places of a small town in the Abruzzi region of Italy The widely acclaimed series Io non ho mani che mi accarezzino il viso (I have no hands caressing my face captures young trainee priests at “play” during their free time and showcases Giacomelli’s hallmark use of high-contrast tones to produce striking graphic effects exemplified here by the dramatic way the black-clad figures of the priests stand out against the stark white background Landscape is a recurring theme in Giacomelli and his Paesaggi (Landscapes) project covers several decades The photographs seek to reveal the reciprocal relationship between human beings and nature and testify to the silent monumentality of agricultural land The photographs in the series Il mare dei miei racconti (The sea of my stories info@castellodirivoli.org T +39 011.9565.222 Piazza Mafalda di Savoia 10098 Rivoli - Torino from Wednesday to Friday10:00 AM - 05:00 PM Devotion: the artist'sSelf-Portrait,c.1595-1600 Expressive: Barocci'sStudiesfor the Virgin's Hands on loan from the Mu­­seum of Prints andDrawings Berlin (Kupfter-stichkabinett,Staatliche Museen zuBerlin) Copy: Barocci's only secularwork,Aeneas Fleeing Troy Save money on books reviewed or featured in the Church Times > Click on the “Church Times Bookshop” link at the end of the review The reader discount is valid for two months after the review publication date run jointly by Sarum College and The Church Times tickets available This online seminar, run jointly by Modern Church and The Church Times discusses the theology underpinning the drive for growth tickets available We are a partnership of six diverse and welcoming congregations in the northern districts of Milton Keynes offering a rich tapestry of worshipping traditions – Anglican USPG is looking to appoint 3 Trustees (lay or ordained) committed to global mission within the Anglican Communion The Diocese of Gloucester is looking for a practical team member to join the Department of Mission and Ministry who brings a creative and flexible approach as we seek to develop and implement innovative approaches to collaborative ministry across the Diocese The Bishop of Lincoln seeks an ordained colleague to lead in vocational discernment within the Diocese The Diocese of London is delighted to welcome applications for the position of Area Director of Ministry (Willesden) and Diocesan Clergy Wellbeing Adviser Read reports from issues stretching back to 1863 search for your parish or see if any of the clergy you know get a mention Explore the archive Non-subscribers can read four articles for free each month Switch to the dark mode that's kinder on your eyes at night time Switch to the light mode that's kinder on your eyes at day time (Only the peanut sauce never made it to Rome.) I naturally presented this as a welcome native enrichment of Roman street food culture Of course we didn't mention that the chip shop is actually a Belgian achievement A message shared by thisisitalia (@dititisitalie) on Oct 10 interest quickly declined and Dutch fries disappeared from the streets almost everywhere The little shop on the Roman Piazzale Flaminio where until recently I was allowed to eat fries ('with double braggel' fond of everything that is typical of the nation because the chip shop had not yet disappeared or another phenomenon with a Dutch connotation loomed In recent months I have come across brand new shops with well-maintained shop windows in busy streets in several Italian cities under the name Amsterdam Cannabis Store You could also suddenly find hemp derivatives with that name at the cigar farmer around the corner because in Italy there is still a strict ban on soft drugs The explanation lies in a law that prohibits the sale of so-called weed light allows This concerns hemp with a minimal content of THC the active ingredient in hashish and marijuana because it has been grown in Europe for centuries as a windbreak or to make rope you can't expect mind-altering effects from it except that it smells a bit like weed and you probably won't get cancer from it cannabis light is now sold in Italy at about 500 points of sale and at least as many websites as smoking products In order to suggest that there is a 'well-being' as a saleswoman in Florence told me a name has been added that for many young Italians is synonymous with coffee shops and what more: Amsterdam But it's naturalurally your purest placebo and so the good name of our capital is simply misused to cheat gullible customers The unexpected emergence of the canapé shops (hemp shops) has also put the Italian Council of Public Health on the line This semi-government body does not have studies that would prove that cannabis light would suddenly be hallucinatory or addictive But it finds the popularity in itself alarming enough to demand a renewed ban 'as a caveat' a good reasoning: it is certain that it will not get you stoned maybe there's something wrong and calls for a ban because first the state attorney and a few ministries have to think about it Historian who has lived in Italy for more than 30 years 20 of which as a journalist and 12 as a press and political officer at the Dutch embassy in Rome Has been working as a journalist again since May 2022 the gourmet group of the foreign press association in Rome This is Italy is a web magazine by and for Italy lovers learn the Italian language with free and paid courses be inspired by Italian cuisine and culture Here you will also find everything about Italian regions the landscape of Italy and the famous Italian lakes Read more >> © 2009-2025 This is Italy is published by DYC media