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Meeting with our Tour Guide at your hotel. Departure to San Marino via BOLOGNA, one of Italy's most important art cities. Visit this fascinating medieval town with its charming squares Piazza Maggiore and Piazza del Nettuno. Proceed to SAN MARINO, the world's smallest and oldest independent Republic, founded in the year 301, as a Christian sanctuary. Dinner and overnight.
Continental breakfast. Departure to CAPRI by steamer. Weather and sea conditions permitting, visit the Blue Grotto. Return to Marina Grande and then transfer to Anacapri. Lunch in a typical restaurant followed by a visit of Augustus' Gardens with a view of the Faraglioni. Return to Rome, at approx. 9.30 p.m..
Early morning, departure for ASSISI, the mystic town of Saint Francis still surrounded by ancient walls. Visit the Basilica of Saint Francis with its early Renaissance masterpieces by Giotto and Cimabue. Proceed on to SIENA, the beautiful medieval city renown for the Palio. Then on to FLORENCE. Dinner and overnight.
Buffet breakfast. Sightseeing tour of the cradle of the Renaissance. Panoramic visit the beautiful Piazza del Duomo, the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, Giotto's Bell Tower, the Baptistery of St. John, the Academy of Fine Arts Gallery housing the "David" by Michelangelo, and Santa Croce, the 13th century Franciscan church with Cimabue's famous crucifix. Rest of the day at leisure for optional sightseeing or shopping. Dinner i and overnight.
Buffet breakfast. Departure for PADUA, where you will visit the famous Cathedral of St. Anthony, guarded by Donatello's "Gattamelata". Continue on to VENICE, and upon arrival enjoy a walking tour of this unique city. You will see the Square and Basilica of St. Mark with the Doge's Palace, the Bridge of Sighs and the Prisons. Dinner and overnight.
Buffet breakfast. Morning tour to a glass factory in Murano (optional shopping) by motor launch. In the afternoon, return to Rome by motor coach or by train (means of transport is reconfirmed one day or two days before the end of the tour and advised by assistant.) End of the tour and our services.Philosophy Wire by Spiros Kakos [2014-09-09]: A study finds out how much the level of the sea rises due to human activity. We are so arrogant to believe not only that we can change the sea (remember someone some time ago who lashed the sea? how funny did he look?) but that we can also measure the change we inflict on it! (we know all physical phenomena and we know how we can measure change without taking them into account) [1] We are Gods! We are the Best! (who pays attention to bacteria which are far more than we are and which affect the environment much more than we do?) We are Suuuuupeer... hmmmm. Let's leave it atQ: can a top-down parser detect ungrammaticality an input string? I read that its possible to do this, 
Will it require backtracking?
What would be the sketch from recovering from the parsing errors.

A: The way a top down parser can detect the ungrammaticality, i.e. the invalidity of an input string is, for example:
if you have the non-terminal A on the top of your stack for instance, and the next token in your input string is the symbol b, 
then go to your parse table and go to the row for A, and the column  for b, and if there is an empty cell, then the input string is invalid.
A method to recover would be to entry panic mode, where you skip tokens in the input string until you find one in the synchronising set, and then pop A off the stack and continue.
several ways of choosing the synchronising set, it could be follow(A) for example
In September 2002, the UK’s Faiz Chopdat was jailed for four months for playing Tetris on his mobile phone while on a flight home, “endangering the safety of an aircraft”. Cabin staff warned Chopdat twice to turn off the game and he was arrested on touching down in Manchester, UK. GWR Video Gamer's Edition 2008.The hard-hitting sound and energetic style of a Bubba Brothers live show is unparalleled. Their impressive skills and experience behind the mixing decks makes for an unmissable experience.
While they get ready to release more powerful bangers and hit the road with exciting new shows, we sat down with them to chat about how they prepare for a live show, as well as, what they’ve learned from performing live. Here’s what they said.
Can you describe to us how your first ever live performance went? When and where was it?
Oh Jesus…LOL. 2beers Bar in Montenegro, next to Faro, Algarve. It was epic!
What do you look for in a track to add it to your set?
Difficult one…any setting is good I believe, small or big, as long as it is packed and the crowd is into it.
Don’t go to a live show with a defined set…go with the flow, the vibe of the crowd…you are only good if you are able to improvise and read who’s in front of you.
When we were still playing with CDs and we ejected the CD that actually was playing at the moment…the silence…funny now, not funny at all when it happened! It’s a nightmare! Hahaha.
Many places…go back to Ministry of Sound and play in the main room this time, Tomorrowland, Ultra, Sónar, etc…so, quite a few!
Be brave, be strong, stay cool and mainly don’t try to be or copy anyone else, be yourself.
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This is a high volume list. You may want to receive it in digest form or read it at the website.The Block reported that according to a letter issued by the DC Comics Legal Affairs Office last week, DC Comics is considering entering the NFT market. The letter stated: "DC is exploring opportunities to enter the market, through NFT distribution and sales of original DC digital art (artwork created specifically for the NFT market, original digital art for DC comic publications)."Look, man, you just gotta drop it. I'm serious. Dwelling on Adam and trying to make him out as the good guy in this situation is only going to hurt you more when he admits to this stuff. Stay off of this subreddit for a while, obsessing over it does nothing and you're deluding yourself otherwise. Let this go an find literally anything else to occupy your time with since this isn't healthy for you.  


Regarding your "you should have reported when it happens" shit, can you not sit here and victim blame?    If they came out about this when it happened, they would have absolutely got bullied off the internet by Adam's rabid fanbase, at the time.By Josh Middleton·	 4/15/2014, 1:16 p.m.
Philly’s Fairmount Park Conservancy and Philadelphia Parks and Recreation just announced the jam-packed itinerary for the third-annual Love Your Park Week, taking place May 10-17. Besides a host of service projects, like cleanups and other eco-friendly haps, the schedule includes a nice range of activities, including everything from Mother’s Day gatherings to arts and crafts fairs to even an edible bugs dinner.
Find some of Love Your Park‘s highlights below. These are just some highlights, though. To see a full schedule of all 75-plus events, go here. To register and find out more about park cleanups, go here.
Pie in the Sky Festival: Food trucks and kite-flying in Penn Treaty Park. Noon to 6 p.m., Penn Treaty Park, 1341 North Delaware Ave.
Spring Fair in Fitler Square: The 52nd annual Spring Fair comes with flowers, books, raffles, white elephant gift exchanges, and plenty of games for the kids. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Fitler Square, 400 South Croskey Street.
Mother’s Day Tea Ceremony: A traditional Japanese tea ceremony with mom. 1pm. Shofuso Japanese House and Garden, Lansdowne and Horticultural drives.
Mother’s Day Fest: Bring mom and grandma to Franklin Square for a brunch buffet, flower craft activity, and tickets for the Parx Liberty Carousel and Philly Mini Golf. 11 a.m.–1 p.m., $25, Franklin Square, 200 North 6th Street.
Mother’s Day Boat Tour to Bartram’s Garden. Tours take