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Archaeologists embark on new digs in Pompeii, to unravel the stories of the people that lived and died here. They race against the clock to unearth a sacrificial skull, uncover clues from the tomb and mummified body of a curiously wealthy freed slave, and venture into stiflingly narrow tunnels beneath the central bathhouse.
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<video:description><![CDATA[Tour the University of Bologna, the oldest university in the world that has remained open since it&#039;s inception - AND the birthplace of anatomical and medical education in the modern sense.  Visit several collections of wax anatomical models (including pathological models), an enormous collection of human skulls, a birthing machine,  an absolutely stunning human dissection theater, Galvani&#039;s dissection table (you can TOUCH IT!) and so much more!

For information about the Anatomia Italiana program, including online resources for educators and information about upcoming tours, please visit Anatomia Italiana:  http://anatomiaitaliana.com/   To contact Dr. Kevin Petti directly, e-mail:  kpetti@anatomiaitaliana.com  

Anatomy and Art in Italy Vlog Series:
Interview with Dr. Kevin Petti  https://youtu.be/YAeOm0XK0KM
Welcome to Milan!  https://youtu.be/-Qn9Pr9ITrs
Michelangelo as Anatomist:  Are There Brains and Kidneys on the Ceiling?  https://youtu.be/SfNzPZKn0fk
Art, Anatomy and History at the University of Bologna:  https://youtu.be/pTxUXEqqx98
Leonardo da Vinci as Anatomist:  Coming up Next!

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<video:description><![CDATA[L&#039;Urban Art di Palermo &egrave; sempre pi&ugrave; incredibile grazie ai grandi murales colorati che decorano le sue strade. Street artists da tutto il mondo hanno trovato ispirazione nel capoluogo siciliano e hanno reso la citt&agrave; un vero e proprio museo a cielo aperto.
I murales che vediamo nel video sono opere d&#039;arte portatrici di messaggi socialmente impegnati e fungono da portavoce per i cittadini. Un esempio della funzione sociale della street art lo troviamo nelle opere &quot;Santa Rosalia&quot; di Igor Scalisi a &quot;Faces are Places&quot; di Alessandro Bazan e &ldquo;Franco Franchi&rdquo; di CrazyOne. Questi tre murales sono stati creati grazie al progetto &quot;Cartoline da Ballar&ograve;&quot; ideato dagli artisti locali Igor Scalisi Palmieri e Andrea Buglisi per la riqualificazione dei quartieri malfamati di Palermo. Il progetto ha visto molti street artists coinvolti ed ha ottenuto un grande successo da parte del pubblico. Le creazioni di questi giovani artisti comunicano attraverso l&rsquo;arte con la comunit&agrave; residente di ogni quartiere e rendono di nuovo vivi e colorati quei luoghi che spesso sembrano dimenticati. 
Grazie alla realizzazione di questi murales, non solo la citt&agrave; di Palermo &egrave; sempre pi&ugrave; bella e colorata, ma i cittadini si sono uniti per collaborare con gli stessi artisti supportando la realizzazione di tutto il progetto. L&#039;Urban Art ancora una volta diventa un mezzo di coesione ed espressivit&agrave; che accomuna tutti noi in una forma d&#039;arte di tutti e per tutti. 

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<video:description><![CDATA[The Top 10 things to do in Naples, handpicked by the locals!

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Discover the real beat of Naples! 

Watch this unique guide to know what to do on your next trip to Naples, and what are the best places to visit, according to the locals. 

FEATURED Sara, Michele, Rita, Antonio, and Vitalija are some of the amazing locals that accompanied Linas in this unique Naples trip. They are/have been amazing hosts @ Withlocals, too. We want to share their tips with you to make your next Venice travel really unique. 

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#6 Experience the local market life &amp; taste Naples&rsquo; best fresh fish (04:17)
#7 Eat the best Naples pizza (05:16)
#8 Spaccanapoli street: stroll it to discover Naples&rsquo; historical city center (06:01)
#9 Try a top-notch mozzarella in the traditional way: a Caprese with love (06:50) 
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<video:title><![CDATA[ITALIANS REACT to Italian STEREOTYPES! - Learn Facts About Italian Culture]]></video:title>
<video:description><![CDATA[ITALIANS REACT to Italian STEREOTYPES! - Learn Facts About Italian Culture //// Do you want to take your Italian to the next level? Click here: https://www.italymadeeasy.com/

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<video:description><![CDATA[Cinque Terre is one of the most visited areas in all of Europe and Sam Garza will lead you on a journey through the Five Villages.  Sam began his journey by visiting the beautiful village of Riomaggiore.  Using the Cinque Terre card, Sam hopped on a train and then visited Manrola. Sam will walk through scenic vineyards that overlook the town for some amazing views. Sam&#039;s third stop is in Corgilia which is the only village out of the five that is not connected to the water. Finally, Sam will then complete his journey by visiting Vernazza and Monterosso. 

Sam Garza is a travel agent who helps small groups and couples traveling to Europe.  Sam created custom-designed itineraries that blend cultural, historical, and romantic experiences.  Book your 30-minute European Planning Session with Sam today.  
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<video:description><![CDATA[travel videos &amp; photos at: https://townsofeurope.com/ with text, maps &amp; links.
The famous public square in the heart of Siena is Piazza Del Campo. There are 10 different entrances to the piazza: the alleys and staircases and ramps and little lanes and several of those alleys are a good place to get a quick bite to eat as you&#039;re entering the Campo even though the company was a little hidden from view from the main pedestrian lanes you&#039;ll find that it&#039;s very easy to gain access nearly 500 feet wide and surrounded by shops restaurants in the towering Palazzo politico this is the very heart of town.    Il Campo symbolizes the government in various ways -- one message the leaders proclaim with his large square was that they would rule the city properly and were therefore not worried about a revolution nor a gathering of large groups of people.    The piazza&rsquo;s divided by brick lines into sections that represent the governing Council of Nine at the time it was paved in 1349, which some people feel today that was the best government they ever had. Nine merchants and bankers ruled desiring to make themselves and everyone else rich and with the theme that all were welcome to participate the Council of nine presented a very new kind of democratic message for the Middle Ages at work so well that Siena became one of the richest cities in Europe.    Like most of the rest of town the surface here is slanted along the slope of the hill adding an unusual dimension to this beautiful gathering place.    Piazza Del Campo was and remains today the principal public space of the historic center and is regarded as one of Europe&#039;s greatest medieval squares it&#039;s renowned worldwide for its beauty and its architectural heritage.    The Fonte Gaia, which means &quot;fountain of happiness&quot; was built in 1419 as an endpoint of the system of conduits bringing water into the city center.       Construction of Palazzo Pubblico, or City Hall, began in the late 13th century in classic Sienese Gothic style]]></video:description>
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<video:description><![CDATA[For years, a ruthless mafia has ruled Calabria through intimidation and violence. Now prosectuors are taking them on, charging hundreds in one of the biggest trials in decades. But can the Italian state beat the country&#039;s most powerful mafia organisation?

The Calabrian mafia began local but over recent decades it&#039;s transformed into a powerful, multi-national criminal organisation, with an estimated turnover of 80 billion dollars a year. 

Now Italian prosecutors are running a maxi-trial against members of a family they allege is one of the &lsquo;Ndrangehta&rsquo;s most powerful clans &ndash; the Mancusos.

More than 300 members and associates of the Mancusos have been arrested.

The charge sheet is sobering. It includes murder, extortion, drug trafficking and money laundering.

In this gripping crime saga, Fran Kelly travels to Vibo Valentia to tell the story of this historic attempt to curb the power of the &lsquo;Ndrangheta.

She gains access to the man leading the trial, Chief Prosecutor Nicola Gratteri. He&rsquo;s  been investigating the Calabrian mafia for decades and has long been on the mafia&rsquo;s kill list. 

&ldquo;There&rsquo;s always tension. There&rsquo;s always fear and you must always be careful&rdquo;, he tells Kelly as he drives to court surrounded by his security motorcade. &ldquo;You have to tame fear and talk to death.&rdquo; 

Kelly speaks with community members who now feel emboldened to speak out against the mafia.

&lsquo;The number of people turning on the mafia has increased&rsquo;, says anti-mafia activist Giuseppe Borrello. &lsquo;It&rsquo;s new for Vibo Valentia.&rdquo;

Gratteri&rsquo;s actions have given hope to Sara Scarpulla, whose son was blown up in a car bomb organised by a member of the Mancuso family.

Kelly also speaks to an anti-mafia prosecutor in Milan, Italy&rsquo;s financial heart, where the &lsquo;Ndrangheta has established a strong presence. 

In Calabria, not everyone in the community is rallying behind Nicola Gratteri&rsquo;s maxi-trial. 

&ldquo;There&rsquo;s vicious mudslinging aimed at the Prosecutor�]]></video:description>
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<video:description><![CDATA[Back when movies were made for adults, there was no better, no more handsome, a screen couple than Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni. Watch any of their films (they made twelve together in all!) and you are instantly transported to an era of class and dignity.
They were twice nominated for Oscars for films they starred in together; she for &quot;Marriage, Italian Style&quot; and he for &quot;A Special Day.&quot;  
The music is &quot;Always&quot; by Lara Fabian.]]></video:description>
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<video:title><![CDATA[EAT PRAY LOVE (2010) – A Wondrous Day in Rome]]></video:title>
<video:description><![CDATA[In this scene from 2010&rsquo;s Eat Pray Love, Liz (Julia Roberts) starts the first leg of her journey for self-discovery by taking in all that Rome has to offer.

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<video:description><![CDATA[Citt&agrave; di marmi, acque ed emozioni.
Roma nel nuovo video di @OliverAstrologo]]></video:description>
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<video:description><![CDATA[With an endless amount of things to do and see, Catania truly offers something for everyone! Here are our Top 10 things to do in Catania!

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Manu Venditti, 100% born and bred Italian, polyglot is a real Italian teacher with over 20 years of experience teaching Italian to English speakers. With students from all parts of the world, Manu has developed a method to learn Italian that works and that is not focused on Italian grammar and exercise, but rather on communication. With videos in slow Italian with subtitles and Italian les]]></video:description>
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<video:description><![CDATA[Ti &egrave; mai capitato di sentirti fuori luogo? 
Di sentire di non appartenere al mondo che ti circonda? 
Ho sempre sentito fin da piccola una grande divergenza con la vita in citt&agrave; 
La natura mi ha sempre donato un senso di pace e calma che mi portavano a vivere la vita di tutti i giorni con un senso di malinconia
Nel tempo, il sogno di vivere una vita circondata da pi&ugrave; alberi che persone, si &egrave; fatto sempre pi&ugrave; vivido
Sognavo un luogo in cui sentirmi a casa
Che mi stimolasse a dare il meglio di me
Credo che l&#039;uomo abbia la capacit&agrave; di vivere la vita nella sua totalit&agrave; 
Di scorrere insieme a lei in maniera incondizionata
Di vivere in uno stato di beatitudine
Che ti permette di apprezzare sia la gioia che il dolore
In questo la natura mi ha sempre ispirata
In lei ho visto un insegnante da cui poter imparare e apprendere cose che l&#039;uomo non riusciva a trasmettermi
Cos&igrave; ho capito che per me era necessario lasciare la citt&agrave; se volevo trovare un posto in cui poter esistere
Ho sempre avuto la consapevolezza che la gioia si potesse trovare indipendetemente da dove mi trovavo
Credere che ci sia qualcosa di sbagliato intrinsecamente nella vita in citt&agrave; o che sia meno autentica di un&#039;altra, porta solo ad alimentare una felicit&agrave; condizionata
E&rsquo; invece importante fare una scelta sulla base di ci&ograve; che ci fa stare bene 
&Egrave; cos&igrave; che ho scelto questa direzione
Il posto in cui ho scelto di vivere &egrave; quello in cui sento di poter dare il meglio di me
Sento la necessit&agrave; di riappropriarmi della felicit&agrave; che deriva dalle cose semplici
Di imparare a rallentare e godermi il tempo
Di mutare con lo scorrere delle stagioni
Di prendere il mio posto in una realt&agrave; che mi ha sempre richiamata
In cui posso sentire di partecipare alla vita
In cui ti &egrave; richiesto di dedicare tempo se vuoi vedere crescere le cose
In cui le relazioni donano valore alle mie giornate 
Dove sento di poter respirare a pieni polmoni
E dove tutto trova un senso 
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<video:description><![CDATA[* The aftermath of WWII. The referendum, the birth of the Italian republic, the constitution, the first free elections (1945-1948)
* The Italian Economic Miracle (1945-1965). Vespa, Fashion, La dolce vita, the Rome Olympics
* The 20th Century Renaissance. Italian post-war fashion, design, and art
* Social Turmoil, 1968, and the &quot;lead years&quot; (1965-1980)

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(C)&amp;(P) 2013 Il Magnetofono (R)
Il Magnetofono
voice, Alan Bedin
piano, Emmanuele Gardin
double bass, Marco Penzo
percussion, Valerio Galla
theremin, Vincenzo Vasi
choirs, Ombretta Rossi
tap dancer, Christine Gasser
sounds, objects &amp; &#039;environmental&#039;, Alessia Carlotto, Alan Bedin, Edoardo Piccolo
images, Osvaldo Casanova
Music, Il Magnetofono, Emmanuele Gardin, Marco Penzo

Tip tap! &#039;La ballerina di Tip tap&#039; (Alan Bedin)
Come posso riposare nel mio letto a piazza e mezza
con la ballerina che faceva il tip tap
E se devo dirla tutta lei vestiva
solo delle scarpe verniciate per il tip tap
Lei con colpi assai decisi con i tacchi mi parlava
mi diceva io ti adoro con il morse
Maledetta ballerina lei sapeva cosa dire
con la linea e con un punto tiiip tap
Io capivo ogni tocco, ogni punta che sfregava
il pavimento della camera in parquet
&Egrave; passione per il ballo, per lo swing indiavolato.
Amo a mille le parole del tip tap
Ma ora smetti
Non &egrave; pi&ugrave; il tempo di ballar, sai com&#039;&egrave;
Devi capire! La nobile arte non deve aspettare, mai
Ho spento la bajour, &egrave; l&#039; ora dell&#039;amor
Ho spento la bajour, &egrave; l&#039; ora dell&#039;amor
Io ti prego mia regina, sono nudo ad aspettare.
Ti scongiuro, basta con il tip tap
Alle dieci devo andare - consegnar la chiave d&#039;oro -
che doveva aprire il tempio del piacer
Quindi adesso che hai capito vieni a letto senza indugio:
&egrave; il momento di studiare il casch&egrave;
Eh, mi sembrava di capire, non ho dubbi da chiarire...
Resta solo un sogno quello del tip tap
Ma ora smetti
Non &egrave; pi&ugrave; il tempo di ballar, sai com&#039;&egrave;
Devi capire! La nobile arte non deve aspettare, mai
Ho spento la bajour, &egrave; l&#039; ora dell&#039;amor
Ho spento la bajour, &egrave; l&#039; ora dell&#039;amor
Tip tap, oh mia dolce ballerina di tip tap!
Tip tap, maledetta ballerina di tip tap!
Tip tap! Ma basta con &#039;sto tip tap!]]></video:description>
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