Aviano Saints Around the World

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Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Support our Saints

No matter which years you lived in Aviano or the length of time you spent in the shadow of the Italian Alps, the fact that you called Aviano home means that you are part of the Saint family!

Part of this blog’s function will be to highlight members of our family – whether they are entrepreneurs, artists, or hobbyists – that provide a service or own a business. We’ll make a directory of Saint-owned businesses so that you can support them and help spread the word. After all, isn’t that something you’d do for family??

If you have a business, whether it’s specific to a certain area or internet based, please send us your information so that we can feature you in the directory. Email your:

  • business name
  • brief description
  • areas serviced
  • contact information

to christy[dot]broxton[at]gmail[dot]com or paulavjones[at]msn[dot]com

Watch the blog in December as we kick off the “Support our Saints” blog posts just in time for last-minute Christmas shopping!

Italian Language Tools and Fun

Here are a few sites we thought you might find of interest.

LiveMocha:
The first is LiveMocha - a free site that offers language courses. Brush up on your Italian or tackle any of the other languages offered. From what I understand, classes are similar in style to Rosetta Stone.

Word for the Day:
Next, enjoy a new Italian word each day. Follow them on Twitter or sign up to receive it by email. (Other receipt options are available)

Language Blog:
The word for the day site also offers a partner blog that features interesting tidbits and stories about Italy and the Italian language.

Italy from the Inside:
Paolo Tosolini (who originally hails from the Friuli region) maintains a blog entitled Italy from the Inside. He features basic tips for visitors to Italy, snapshots of daily Italian life, and links/reviews to lots of other Italian interest websites and blogs. In addition to the written blog, video and audio podcasts are available.