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Solosimpe
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Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2005 4:08 pm

This reminds me of something...Do they do this every year, as kind of a festival? It seems to me that I saw it in a movie somewhere. I'd love to go too, let me know if you plan it Maybe I'll actually have money... not likely though.

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Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2005 7:17 pm

Solosimpe, if anything is seriously planned for a trip to Narnia, you won't be left out! You did mention a shortage of money though--am I correct in assuming that you are a fellow college student? Yours Truly, "Fishy" Ghotib

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Posted: Sat Apr 23, 2005 1:03 am

*Quote - Originally posted by Ghotib:* Wow! I will definitely have to make a trip to Narnia sometime! Better yet, we should all go together and have fgiusepp be our guide--who's with me? Dear Friend at the stone table forum I like that you plane to come to Italy and Narnia are a very nice location. Also many more not expensive that Rome or Florence, for this many may friends when come to Italy like to stay in Narnia in wich you can find nice place , good food very low price (2 or 3 time less that Rome ). For now this are only for friends I think that in december when Narnia film come , also Narni life can change ( we hope in better, but are not sure....) For now I go to see the event in my town Narnia medioeval festival are on the move......... http://www.corsallanello.it/foto.htm ps (I do not put foto on this web site but only a link.... )

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Posted: Sat Apr 23, 2005 7:51 am

Haha, well Fishy, you're almost right, I was a college student not long ago. I'm paying back my loans now I love the pictures by the way!

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Posted: Sat Apr 23, 2005 10:24 am

Ah yes, loans .... I'm currently debating if I'll take out a loan and stay in college, or just drop out when my money runs out. I can't decide. I think I could get by for at least one more semester though, before I have to make a decision.... Yours Truly, "Fishy" Ghotib

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Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2005 12:40 am

Narnia "The race to the Ring" We must said thanks to The Stone Table web site now also at some Narni's Schools , many students learn more about Narnia and CS Lewis books and film. and can learn more also about latin origin of NARNIA like we can see at: http://www.thestonetable.com/articles/62,1.html

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Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2005 6:24 am

Nice work everyone!! It is interesting to see where Lewis got his inspiration for his writings! Grazie, fgiusepp, for all of your research! linen

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Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2005 3:19 am

*Quote - Originally posted by linenbutterfly:* Nice work everyone!! It is interesting to see where Lewis got his inspiration for his writings! Grazie, fgiusepp, for all of your research! linen Thanks to the stone table now also in Narni in Italy many students read the " Chronicles of Narnia " and there are also a students competition about this book with more that 100 peoples that are in competition for the " BEST NARNIAN READER" . We can try to traslate this news in English Language ......... I can try to do it with my bad English..........

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Posted: Mon May 02, 2005 12:24 am

information about Narnia book games a first draw that you can help me to traslated in a better English thanks ************* "Narnia book games " Competition for Student about Narnia's books by Giuseppe Fortunati in Narni in Italy many students read the " Chronicles of Narnia " and there are also a students competition about this book with more that 200 peoples that are in competition for the " BEST NARNIAN READER" . we started the Book Games at Terni Library, that will involve about 10 middle schools, (about 200 students and teachers) that have Chronicles of Narnia as a reference book. The students will use this reference in a number of competitions. For the semi-final part are now involved this schools: The day 20 April 2005 at 10.00 Sala Gotica (Terni Library): Classes II G e II H School " Luigi Valli di Narni", II B School "Benedetto Brin Terni" The day 21Aprile 2005 seconda semifinale at 10.00 Sala Gotica (Terni Library): Classes II A e II B School "Acquasparta", II C School "San Gemini" The final Event take place the 24 may hour 10,00 at Terni Library between the schools of "Narni" and " Acquasparta". the books in competition are : The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe Prince Caspian The Magician's Nephew

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Posted: Mon May 02, 2005 10:52 pm

Do you think that traslation about Book Games can be good ??????? Can you well understand or not ????? Thanks for suggestion that you can give me....

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Posted: Tue May 03, 2005 6:52 am

Yes, I could understand it; thanks, fgiusepp. That was really nice of you to translate it for us. Yours Truly, "Fishy" Ghotib

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Posted: Fri May 06, 2005 1:15 am

if you like you can put this news to the Stone Table news the final event shall be 24 may hour 10,00 at Terni Library between the schools of "Narni" and " Acquasparta". I can send you also some photos !!!!!!!!

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Posted: Fri May 06, 2005 12:26 pm

Photos would be neat; please do!! Yours Truly, "Fishy" Ghotib

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Posted: Mon May 09, 2005 2:24 am

I see that Now it is impossible to see an old articles at the stone table . always come up the last one for exemple if you link : http://www.thestonetable.com/articles/86,1.html come back http://www.thestonetable.com/articles/141,1.html that are the immages of the trailer May you said me why ????? ****************************

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Posted: Thu May 12, 2005 9:35 am

work about Narnia logo in Narnia's Schools http://narnia.clarence.com/

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Posted: Sun May 15, 2005 3:31 pm

That is a most interesting shield/crest/logo, fgiusepp . The link was most helpful. By the way, how are <you> doing?

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Posted: Thu May 26, 2005 10:26 am

Dear Prmiller about The link was most helpful. By the way, how are <you> doing? we have a big Narnia competition about Book like you can see at: http://www.narnia.it/narniabook_eu.htm

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Posted: Mon May 30, 2005 10:37 am

The Narnia town Middle School are the winner of the Italian book games about Narnia tales. see at: http://www.narnia.it/narniabook_eu.htm

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Posted: Tue May 31, 2005 5:31 pm

I am busily preparing our second-year high school students for their annual trip to Great Britain. Once again, I have been passed over as a teacher to join them. One suspects many reasons for this, but at least I will be home to enjoy my family during the summer holidays. That, to be sure, is a blessing in itself. When they are older and grown up, and if my health has held, I am sure there can be travels abroad for us, if necessary. How nice it would be to travel to fair Italia and see you! Sigh...that shall have to wait for the far, distant future. We can, at least, keep in touch here!

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Posted: Tue May 31, 2005 11:47 pm

*Quote - Originally posted by prmiller:* I am busily preparing our second-year high school students for their annual trip to Great Britain. Once again, How nice it would be to travel to fair Italia and see you! Sigh...that shall have to wait for the far, distant future. We can, at least, keep in touch here! Dear Prmiller it is always a pleasure be in touch with you and Japon , that for me are a very magic place. About Narni in Italy I hope that you can come to see my land that are named the "green heart of Italy" and with the help of Lewis can be also a magic land like students in my town like to immagining . Have a nice time and we hope to see you in the future also in our town. Giuseppe

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Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 12:32 am

Feel free to call me Parm...my children have pled with me: "Don't tell people it's an abbreviation for Parmesan because you like cheese!" So, I won't...even though I do like cheese... and my name came from something/someone else. not even cheese-related. Parm is also Japanese for getting one's hair permed: Now <that> can be really embarrassing to explain to people.

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Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 1:29 am

Dear Parm (for me are more easy call you so .....not only for chees ) in this time in Italy many peoples tell about Narnia film and narni town and also national television come to see my town and the work of the School. also new paper tell somethink about it you can see at: badtaste

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Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 2:14 am

Thank you, good friend, for the many interesting links you provide for us. It's nice to have friends in so many countries!

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Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2005 8:15 am

*Quote - Originally posted by prmiller:* Thank you, good friend, for the many interesting links you provide for us. It's nice to have friends in so many countries! I can give to the stone table a new Narnia's information We have also in Narni the italian television RAI, that come to see what the students do in Narni's school see at: http://www.narnia.it/filmfoto/gtragazzi.htm _________________

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Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2005 3:25 am

*Quote - Originally posted by fgiusepp:* *Quote - Originally posted by prmiller:* Thank you, good friend, for the many interesting links you provide for us. It's nice to have friends in so many countries! I can give to the stone table a new Narnia's information We have also in Narni the italian television RAI, that come to see what the students do in Narni's school see at: http://www.narnia.it/filmfoto/gtragazzi.htm _________________ thank to Parm for help to English language for the English News at: http://www.narnia.it/filmfoto/gtragazzi_eu.htm

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Posted: Fri Jun 17, 2005 1:08 am

thank to Parm for help to English language for the English News at: http://www.narnia.it/filmfoto/gtragazzi_eu.htm we hope that also The stone Table web site can put this information in the news about Narnia. The television program start with the trailer of Narnia's Film and give informations about the work in Italian Schools for Narnia iEARN project. ps. you can also take the immages from the students at: http://www.narnia.it/filmfoto/gtragazzi_eu.htm

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Posted: Mon Jun 20, 2005 9:32 am

*Quote - Originally posted by fgiusepp:* thank to Parm for help to English language for the English News at: http://www.narnia.it/filmfoto/gtragazzi_eu.htm we hope that also The stone Table web site can put this information in the news about Narnia. The television program start with the trailer of Narnia's Film and give informations about the work in Italian Schools for Narnia iEARN project. ps. you can also take the immages from the students at: http://www.narnia.it/filmfoto/gtragazzi_eu.htm now a new link also to the "THESTONETABLE" web pages

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Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2005 3:10 pm

To our dear Italian friend! I am so glad to help, but I hope I got it right. There is a considerable different between editing English, and translating Italian idioms into comparably idiomatic English. That is what makes being in Japan so difficult for me: I keep forgetting how we 'say that' in English. I have come to enjoy the nuances of expression that Japanese has, and forget how we get across the same idea in English. Therefore, between the two of us, I, too, need to keep up with my English. Yesterday, I keep looking at the word 'answer' for the longest time thinking: Is that really how we spell it? Silly, yes, but it was unnerving to say the least.

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Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2005 11:26 pm

*Quote - Originally posted by prmiller:* To our dear Italian friend! I am so glad to help, but I hope I got it right. There is a considerable different between editing English, and translating Italian idioms into comparably idiomatic English. That is what makes being in Japan so difficult for me: I keep forgetting how we 'say that' in English. I have come to enjoy the nuances of expression that Japanese has, and forget how we get across the same idea in English. Therefore, between the two of us, I, too, need to keep up with my English. Yesterday, I keep looking at the word 'answer' for the longest time thinking: Is that really how we spell it? Silly, yes, but it was unnerving to say the least. Dear Parm thanks in any case I think that your English are very nice and better that my. I do not know if some other peoples in this forum can read the news a do some corrections if need...... http://www.narnia.it/filmfoto/gtragazzi_eu.htm

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Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2005 5:07 pm

Buongiorno fgiusepp! Come stai? Mio Italiano no e molto buono. Io parlo e capisco unpo. Its nice to still have you around. Cheers, a presto TWT

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Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2005 5:11 pm

TWT...multilingual?! Simply...amazing! Well...I'm impressed! So, Guiseppe, you have an Italian soul mate! Isn't that grand? All I have to say is... Sayonara.

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Posted: Fri Jul 01, 2005 8:29 am

*Quote - Originally posted by Thewhitetree:* Buongiorno fgiusepp! Come stai? Mio Italiano no e molto buono. Io parlo e capisco unpo. Its nice to still have you around. Cheers, a presto TWT dear TWT I see that you speak a very good Italian , so we can have some more contact about Narnia . Thanks also to Parm for sayonara saluti dall'Italia Giuseppe

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Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2005 2:38 am

The pope tell about CS Lewis Dear friends I am just back from holliday and I read that also The pope tell about CS Lewis Benedetto XVI know this writer and like it. What do you think about ??????

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Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2005 11:39 am

That's definitely interesting about the new pope. I haven't heard a lot about him since he became pope, but this is certainly good to hear How have you been fgiusepp? We just got an e-mail from my mom's cousin's son in Italy, and we're translating it, so I'm getting some practice in my Italian (which is awful by the way).

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Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 9:27 am

*Quote - Originally posted by Solosimpe:* That's definitely interesting about the new pope. I haven't heard a lot about him since he became pope, but this is certainly good to hear How have you been fgiusepp? We just got an e-mail from my mom's cousin's son in Italy, and we're translating it, so I'm getting some practice in my Italian (which is awful by the way). I went to Puglia land to the Gargano see. and are a very lovely place. I am happy to know that you have italian parents so you can also know my problem with English language. But we love CS Lewis and this are one more links for this forum Saluti dall'Italia e da Narni Giuseppe

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Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 2:13 pm

Actually, my Nonna is Italian, and was born near Firenze. It was near Christmas and actually snowed a lot that year, which I hear is unusual for the area. She was a translator, and married my Grandfather, (who was over in Italy during WWII), and moved to the US shortly after. So I am only a quarter Italian, but I'm very interested in that part of my heritage. It's interesting communicating with my cousins, because we live in completely different places. And yes, I do understand about the language difficulties! You do a good job though of making yourself understood in English~

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Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:21 am

*Quote - Originally posted by Solosimpe:* Actually, my Nonna is Italian, and was born near Firenze. It was near Christmas and actually snowed a lot that year, which I hear is unusual for the area. She was a translator, and married my Grandfather, (who was over in Italy during WWII), and moved to the US shortly after. So I am only a quarter Italian, but I'm very interested in that part of my heritage. It's interesting communicating with my cousins, because we live in completely different places. And yes, I do understand about the language difficulties! You do a good job though of making yourself understood in English~ Like said C .S. Lewis Narnia are a land in wich are always winter and never Christmas, " also in Italy snowed a lot that year". I study at the Florence University and live in Firenze for 7 years, and also now I am a resercher at Florence university at the Educational Laboratory. What are the name of your Nonna town near Florence ????????? Now I see that you live in Vermount that look like a very nice place with mountain and nice natural landscape, where are your town ????? Also Narni are not so very far from Florence , so if you plane to visit Italy you can see also Narnia in Italy. saluti Giuseppe

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Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 9:14 am

It's funny, but I never heard the name of the town...It could have actually been in Florence, but on the outskirts of the city. From what I hear, her father had to go to Florence to register her birth, but had to wait until the snow melted a little so he could get there. I wish I knew if it was another small town or not. I'll have to either ask her or my mother about that. That's great that you are familiar with the city! I hope to go visit there some day, I will probably be able to stay with relatives if I do. Also, I would love to visit Narni If I do go! Yes, Vermont is a very beautiful place, with the mountains and countryside around. I live in a town called Bristol, which is a small town. Actually I live on the outskirts of the town, on what used to be a farm. It's about ten minutes to the village. We are close to what is known as the presidential range of mountains. It's called that because a lot of the mountains have names of US presidents or their wives. I've been told that a lot of Vermont looks like parts of Italy. Here is a link to a picture of a mountain near here. http://www.johndavidgeery.com/images/morning_at_camels_hump.jpg

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Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 9:40 am

cough hate to do this guys as this is interesting, but can we move this conversation to Cair Paravel and keep this thread on topic? Thanks all DD

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Posted: Sat Aug 06, 2005 12:33 pm

Sorry Dd! Didn't realize I was going off topic Can I just answer one question? The town was l'Aquila I think. (dodges MODBAT.) I will say something to stay on topic though. If I do visit Italy, I will make it a point to go to Narni! It sounds like the prices aren't too bad, like you said, in comparison to Rome, etc. Do you get a lot of tourists there?

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Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 4:04 am

Narnia Town Sorry for out of topic Narni in Italy for now are not many tourism but I think that after december we can have a lot of peoples also becouse we are now Working with a big group and in sinergy with BuenaVista Italy

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Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2005 9:40 am

Narnia film in Italy have now many new connections and interess, also for some new book traslated also in Italian language. I see also at the Stone Table forum and news many interesting informations . we hope have for you some good informations in the next future. Thanks for your work for The stone table

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Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2005 9:20 am

Dear The stone table friends I like to share with you the new Narnia project IEARN 2005-2206 iEARN Project Template "DESIGN yours NARNIA" ********************** Send us a your Drawing about Narnia For this year we have an easy programm: - read the book " the lion the witch and the wardrobe" - see the film - make a drawing about Narnia - send by e-mail your work to this address: fgiusepp2@tin.it May 2006 show the best works at Narni in Italy we hope that also you can send us your Drawing about Narnia for more informations see http://www.narnia.it/iearn_eu.htm

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Posted: Wed Sep 21, 2005 2:48 am

first design are arrived iEARN Project "DESIGN yours NARNIA" have the first design you can see it see also at : http://www.narnia.it/disegno10.jpg

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Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2005 7:57 pm

I am sorry there are not more responses to your enthusiastic efforts, my friend. In my world, my responsibilities pull me here and there, but I do want to say that your labors of love are not unnoticed, nor unappreciated! Keep it up good soul!

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Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2005 12:39 am

*Quote - Originally posted by prmiller:* I am sorry there are not more responses to your enthusiastic efforts, my friend. In my world, my responsibilities pull me here and there, but I do want to say that your labors of love are not unnoticed, nor unappreciated! Keep it up good soul! Thanks for the good words . " Aslan is on the Move" and I hope that also for us in the next future can be some opportunity. For now we start with American schools a new project for Narnia named Narnia puzzles that involved also New York , Los Angeles and Narni Schools like you can see at: http://www.narnia.it/puzzles_eu.htm

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Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2005 5:36 am

That's so wonderful that you are reaching out to American schools! I wish I could have done something like that when I was in elementary school. Thanks for sharing all of this fgiusepp!

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Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2005 9:26 am

*Quote - Originally posted by Spirit of the Willow:* That's so wonderful that you are reaching out to American schools! I wish I could have done something like that when I was in elementary school. Thanks for sharing all of this fgiusepp! I like to share with you also this nice articles that tell about Narnia Town in Italy make by Merecatholic

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Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2005 11:56 am

st lucy of narni Hi i am still finding my way round these boards but i noticed this thread and was really excited as i remember once looking through a huge set of books containing the names of all the saints and there was a St Lucy of Narni! i am so glad to hear of someone from that place. do you know about St Lucy? i would love to find out more about her.

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Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2005 1:59 pm

Hi Emmyarwen , you probably already clicked on the link that fgiusepp posted, but it tells some more about her on a link from that site too. It's indeed very interesting!

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