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Samantha Cameron Poses With Baby Florence In London (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
Huffington Post (blog) - Sep 3, 2010
Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron, his wife Samantha and their baby girl Florence Rose Endellion were back in London on Friday and they posed outside ... Florence School District 1 sells $21 million in general obligations bonds
South Carolina Now - Sep 3, 2010
By From local reports FLORENCE - Florence School District 1 successfully sold $21 million in general obligations bonds with a net interest cost of 0.4223 ... Football: Three of a kind
Dallas Morning News - Sep 3, 2010
Meet Jonny Paramore, Jordan Richmond and Alex De La Torre, the backbone of a Raiders defensive unit that head coach Joey Florence thinks will play an ...

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Rick Steves' Florence & Tuscany 2010

by: Rick Steves, Gene Openshaw
My husband and I just got back from 18 days in Italy, and we used this book and Rick Steves' Rome book for when we were in those areas. This book is excellent! He gives you great information that is accurate and reliable (about pricing, opening hours, etc.), and provides a great overview of the region. We had brought along two other guidebooks about Italy, but ended up using the Steves' ones pretty much exclusively since they were so thorough and complete.

Since we had a rental car for part of our time in Tuscany, we also found it helpful that he gives some brief directions about how to navigate into and park in almost of all the towns he mentions.
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Frommer's Italy 2010

by: Darwin Porter, Danforth Prince
This book was basically a throwaway for us. Much better were the DK Top Ten and Rick Steves books. I even got better information from the Knopf map guide I purchased. Perhaps the fault is mine in that I should have purchased Frommer books specific to the regions we were visiting; there is just too much information to pack into one book well. When I consulted the index looking for specific towns, restaurants, etc., I was always disappointed. Not indepth enough to suit my needs in any meaningful way.
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Fodor's Essential Italy, 2nd Edition: Rome, Florence, Venice & the Top Spots In Between

by: Fodor's
FOR SOMEONE LIKE ME WITH NO INFORMATION - THIS IS A GOOD STARTING POINT. WON'T KNOW HOW HELPFUL UNTIL WE MAKE THE TRIP! WE ARE NOT PLANNING OUR TRIP AROUND THE BOOK BUT SOME OF THE TIPS HAVE BEEN REALLY BIG! LIKE MONEY EXCHANGE, PHONES, ETC.
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Frommer's Florence and Tuscany Day by Day

by: Donald Strachan
This is a great resource and I am happy to have found the series. No one wants to carry around a heavy, cumbersome guide book while touring. This book is a manageable size and weight. It has a chart with bus routes, a small map in front, detailed areas mapped throughout, and a removable, fold-out map with a pocket in the back to hold it. There are suggested tours to guide you, depending on your time frame. Its descriptions are short but for more details I would suggest reading other guide books before hand to get a better idea of what you want to do and see and coordinate it with the Frommer's.
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