Laurie Gabriel Bean  04-27-2012
03:31 PM ET (US)
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thanks for the invitation - that's really sweet. I'll check it out :)
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Bruce Camino.
04-20-2012
08:42 PM ET (US)
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Laurie, Lisa and I will be there. I hope you can make it. It would be great seeing you.
Yeah, that shuttle flybye was awesome. It must have been an awesome sight.
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Mark Maldonado 04-18-2012
03:56 PM ET (US)
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Reunion is open to all classes, gender, race or whatever. We do not discriminate:-)
Joe Gonzalez: Please check your email. Cadena, i'm counting on you, brother.
All others still on the fence should consider making decisions real soon. The special hotel rate closes on April 25th. After that, you are on your own. Please check out the website as we have added more information: www.asf77.myevent.com (access only through your browser). We officially hit 1000 hits today. We have 40+ confirmed and looks like we will be hitting the goal of 50. We have 24 booked for Beatles LOVE at this momemnt. I have received emails from about 6 more classmates that want to go to LOVE, so i'm going to buy another block of 12. If you want to go, be sure to let me know so i can put you on the list.
Abrazo,
Mark-
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Joe Cadena
04-18-2012
12:17 PM ET (US)
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Laurie Gabriel: You should go to the reunion, it is open to everyone who went to the American School.
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Laurie Gabriel Bean 04-17-2012
08:29 PM ET (US)
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Pardon the intrusion everyone - just came in to read your posts (I'm class of '80).
Just saw Franco Cimatti's photo and showed it to my husband and we both said "WOW"! Poor hubby is now dreaming of a Ferrari :) He is looking at photos right now and saying, "the interior is also beautiful . . ."
BRUCE - thought about you today!!! I was fortunate enough to see Discover and the 747 from my office window. It was so beautiful and sad at the same time. I just can't believe we don't have a space program anymore :(
Hope you are doing well - loved all your airplane photos. Congrats!!!
OK -thanks everyone for allowing the intrusion. Have a great reunion.
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Franco Cimatti
04-17-2012
08:10 AM ET (US)
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Thanks to all those of you who voted for Filippo - Pas sur. He has remained in the front page of the contest, so he will be well visible to the judges who will make the final call. Bye - Franco Edited 04-17-2012 08:10 AM
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Bruce Camino.
04-16-2012
12:53 AM ET (US)
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Ok folks, for those of you joining us in Vegas, it's time to sign up. It's going to be a great time.
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Franco Cimatti
04-11-2012
09:27 AM ET (US)
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Thanks a lot Joe. Filippo is now in 10th place, so more votes would help to grant him first page visibility.
http://www.indabamusic.com/opportunities/j...t/submissions/98229
Thanks - Franco
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Joe Cadena
04-04-2012
10:52 AM ET (US)
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Hi Franco: Just got my vote in, wishing Filippo the best of luck.
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Franco Cimatti
04-03-2012
03:20 AM ET (US)
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Well folks, my son Filippo, the aspiring sound engineer and music production student, is at it again, this time with a dub-step rendition remix of a Janis Joplin track from 1970. So cast your votes at: http://www.indabamusic.com/opportunities/j...t/submissions/98229He is currently in third place, out of 273 contestants. Thanks to everyone. Franco Edited 04-03-2012 03:22 AM
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Franco Cimatti
03-31-2012
12:29 AM ET (US)
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Larry, in that area, there are other worthy places to see: two of my favorites, after San Gimignano, are Volterra (west from San Gimignano), and Monteriggioni (on the way from Florence to Siena, close to Siena). Monteriggioni is a small walled-in village, with practically intact medieval walls. "Pici" pasta is what I would suggest there. And, of course, Siena: Piazza del Campo in the silence of early morning, before the day's activities get going, is hard to forget. Edited 03-31-2012 12:30 AM
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Larry Lieberman
03-29-2012
11:52 AM ET (US)
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Mark, Franco did a wonderful job of laying out the menu for my first meal in Italy, (although, Trader Joe's Two Buck Chuck is not a wine to be sniffed at....). As I will be there celebrating the 60th birthday of a friend who has beaten cancer twice, I anticipate we will be drinking anything and everything within reach.
Franco, I believe we are due to be about 15 minutes out of San Gimignano.
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John Haddock
03-23-2012
09:43 PM ET (US)
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Franco, if you are ever in the Central Florida area don't forget to look me up. My parents and my two youngest brothers live near here as well. I'm sure they would enjoy seeing you again too. I always think of you when I go to my monthly car club meeting (Central Florida Fieros,)as I pass the local Ferrari/Maserati dealership on my way there.
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Franco Cimatti
03-23-2012
08:36 AM ET (US)
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I would want to come to Vegas, but just too many things are piled up for work in that time of the year, and I can't think of crossing the Atlantic just for a couple of days; a trip like that would require at least two weeks.
Mark, I think Larry is intending Brunello, not supermarket Chianti. Obviously, with a thick and juicy Fiorentina steak, after a hot ribollita soup, and followed by cantuccini and Vinsanto. Where to Larry, San Giminiano?
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Mark Maldonado
03-22-2012
08:10 PM ET (US)
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John: You can only access the website through your browser. Email me if you continue to have problems:markrafaelmaldonado@yahoo.com. I will be making several new,real cool announcements in about a week.
Larry: I have been to Tuscany many time. The Chianti wine is like drinking 2 Buck Chuck. Marielena Scanlon sent me a photo of you way back then. I will be posting it on the website soon.
Mark-
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John Haddock
03-22-2012
12:17 PM ET (US)
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www.ASF77@myevent.com
Is this correct? I tried it and it gave me a message that it could not be found.
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