what is San Frascisco like'?
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Well...I've heard that it's just like San Francisco.
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In San Luis Obispo (and SLO county), apartments are pretty easy to find.  Jobs, however, are a little more scarce.\n\nThe best tool I can give you for checking out San Luis is http://www.sanluisobispo.com/mld/sanluisobispo/\n\n[edit]\n\nDon't know if housing is "cheaper" in San Luis Obispo.  Median house prices around here are almost $600,000.  My sister pays more for her apartment in San Diego than she would for a comparable one here.\n\nIf you're into the bar scene, SLO has many good bars all within walking distance of each other.  Santa Barbara is about 1.5 to 2 hours, LA is 3.5, SF is 4-5.\n\nThe biggest problem is that SLO doesn't have a core industry besides government/city jobs, Cal Poly, and  the Correctional facilities.  So finding a good paying job may not be easy at all.  You will certainly find a broader spectrum of jobs in San Diego.\n\nUnfortunatly, San Diego, Santa Barbara, and San Luis Obispo are all high-cost areas to live.  All three are wonderful places.  I prefer San Luis Obispo as it doesn't have the jam-packed feeling of bigger cities.
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WINE PRODUCTION\nThe Chianti area, between Florence and Siena, is one of the most beautiful countrysides in Italy and a famous wine production area\n\nSIENA: Surrounded by olive groves and the vineyards of Chianti, Siena is one of the most beautiful cities of Tuscany. Set on three hills, the city is drawn together by winding alleyways and steep steps, whilst the Piazza del Campo stands at its heart, and the Duomo and St Maria della Scala serve as additional cultural landmarks. Famed for the "Palio", the annual historic horse-races that take place on 2 July and 16 August, it is also home to one of the oldest Universities in Europe, which ensures a vibrant Italian student atmosphere throughout the academic year. In addition to the bustling daily life of the streets and squares of the city, Siena offers many cultural events, concerts, cinema, theatre and a wide range of sporting activities.\n\nFew geographical areas in the world can boast of the variety of environment that surrounds Siena. To the north, we have the richness of the Chianti landscape, woven with vines and olive-trees throughout the hills. Here also are beautiful towns like San Gimignano and Monteriggioni with old walls, winding streets and incredible views. South of Siena, the Arbia valley leads to the hill-top town of Montalcino, home to the famous Brunello wine. And the area La Crete stretches out, amazing visitors with its harsh rock formations and unique landscape. Westwards we head towards the coast, to captivitating coastline towns like Castiglione della Pescaia, and nature reserves like the area called Maremma. With such natural beauty within easy reach by car or public transport, Siena is a good place to base yourself for a Tuscan experience. The Chianti area, between Florence and Siena, is one of the most beautiful countrysides in Italy and a famous wine production area
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Santa Nicola was born in Greece and traveled to Bari Italy. Before he was known as a saint he had money and he had a family he knew who had not much. One of the daughters of the family wanted to get married but had no dowry. Nicola came one night and left gold coins in her stockings that were hanging to dry. Nicola died later and was buried in Bari where is tomb is still present. There and many churches, chapels and cathedrals in Bari and the surrounding area named for him. Santa Nicola was very real. As is in most cases this myth is based on fact.
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Yes yes yes\n\nAustin is a big party area.  Very clean compared to it's sister city of San Antonio.  Cleaner bars and businesses.
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It didn't occur in San Fransisco.  It occurred along the San Andreas fault.  San Fransisco was just one of the major cities effected.  It happened in October during the World Series.  What are you looking to find out about it?
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Just go to the River Walk. its beautiful in the evenings and lots to do such and shopping and great restraraunts. it's like venice. no doubt in my mind you will appreciate it. just check it out online to get a before look. it;s a day of fun all on it's own. it's walking distant from the Alamo.
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I've been around Italy some. I'm not sure where Vincenza is exactly, but it would make the most sense to travel closer to cut down on the travel time. Rome I've been to twice. The city is amazing in terms of art, Sistine Chapel, Vatican City as a whole. But it seems very touristy. Venice is a great city. I would recommend that to anyone. If you want to go to Milan, great shopping in terms of fasion, nice city as a whole. If you want to see the Last Supper, you'll have to plan ahead and schedule it. Pompeii is nice to see if you have a chance. Also, if you're looking for some reminders of home, check and see if your favorite band is touring. I went to Milan for a concert and had a great time.
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Doesn't look like it; it's a very rural area, very low-church.\n\nThe nearest is probably St. Teresa's, in Dumfries:\nhttp://geocities.com/saintteresas/
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Yes, most of the live in San Fransisco
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san pedro sula, loved it.
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You must be referring to Italy.  ...Hope that's what you're looking for!  Best,    `k.
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depends on what the similarity yu're looking for.\n\nIf it's being a city-state then you can try the Vatican & Monaco. \n\nIf location and weather you have to look along the same line on the map. \n\nIf it's developement then you can look at Japan, UK & US, we're up there with them.
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look at this page\n\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandanistas
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Yes! That's by Bolivar and stuff... My family lives there. \n\nIt's a great place, but make sure you go to a good landing...\n\nMasters is nearby in Stockton too... If you don't like Pomme de Terre you should head up there. \n\nIf you have any more questions you can e-mail me. I'm sure I can find an answer. :)
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Sancerre is a town in central France on the Loire River.  The wine made from the Sauvignon Blance and Pinot Noir grapes grown there is also called Sancerre.\n\nBut perhaps you are asking about the derivation of the name of the town.  There is a theory that since there was an ancient Roman temple dedicated to Julius Caesar in Sancerre, perhaps the town was first referred to as "the place holy to Caesar" (saint à César), later Christianized to "Saint-Cerre," and still later, elided to "Sancerre."
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I recently visited Ashville, NC, and feel in love with it.  The town is a hopping town with nightly activities and concerts, shops, restaurants, and there are a lot of young single people around there.  Good luck!