salerno

I would definitely have ranked Boston MA, approximately between Roma and Salerno (Italy), on the startup hub list.

I remember flying in a Chinook from FOB Salerno (about 1200ft elevation) to FOB Sharana (about 7200 ft elevation).

The biggest issue with Sicily infrastructure is that most of the rail lines are single tracks, plus southern of Salerno you don't have high speed trains.

Since the prof studied at the university of Neuchâtel and Salerno I guess it's save to assume he's not a native english speaker.

The museum was opened [in 1991] with funds from the city, the University of Salerno and a local savings bank, and since then has featured exhibitions on counterfeit silver, detergents and, most recently, food.

I dunno, I checked the map and you can run to east and then south without any mountains towards Cava de tireni and you will be further from Vesuvio than in Naples plus you can cross small hills and end up in Salerno with unlimited path further on coast.

Salerno: "the government's proposed conditions of release or detention not be 'excessive' in light of the perceived evil." Stack v.

Reminds me of Alfred Lord Duggan's "Count Bohemond" where Sichelgaita of Salerno comes off as one of Bertie Wooster's harridan aunts.

People interested in Allied military government may like the memoir "Naples '44"; the author was landed at Salerno and from that point was in charge of trying to impose something resembling civil order in Naples in an environment where there was very little food available to the local population.

And by the way, this commentary that you quoted is by Adriana Salerno, not by the original author.

In the past the legendary motorway Salerno-Reggio Calabria took decades to complete and was a major attraction for public investment and mafia suppliers.

I'm from the UK and I've taken the train for holidays in Southern Italy (Salerno) and Bosnia.