Cremona

It's printed in Constantinople.

It's only printed in Italy for the first time in 1556 in Cremona.

That's like 100 years after the beginning of Pris.

And if you read the printer's letter where he tries to drum up readership, You see, he has to explain why the book is worthwhile buying.

People are not interested in this smach when it's printed in 1556 in Cremona, even Ashkenazi readership.

So the question is, what happened? And it's then printed one more time, like 1590, and then not printed afterwards till the 18th century, in the 19th century.

So what exactly happened here? So Here, my two areas of interest converge.

Also when we cruise along the pole river, actually we have quite a while.

So we do in April and October, we do the one ways from Venice to Cremona, super beautiful.

You can do actually extension in Milano if you want.

And then actually from May and June and September, we cruise actually along the Pole River from Venice to Polizella and back.

And, you know, I'd average four to six hours of sleep per night.

I was on the couch of some motor home in Cremona, Italy, pitching these people my marketing packages, chasing people in the rain, chasing people in extreme heat, just trying to make this company work.

And not everything will end up working in life.

It was this past December of 2025.

the review of the season, but just a quick one through the numbers that he had.

So 726 points, which is 163 ahead of Luquona, who obviously had all the second places apart from the four wins, one at Donington and three at Cremona.

He's the first world super bike rider in history to ever pass 700 points in a season.

32 victories in a season, which beats Alvaro Bautista's previous record.

it was.

He never finished lower than second for the whole season.

He had second in Donington for that race, and then the three in Cremona, he was second as well.

So the lowest amount of points he scored was nine, and that was in a Super Bowl race.

I think this is totally unwritten.

But I think that this literally does exist with the Cremonese violins of like 300 years ago.

I played a violin from the 1600s.

Did you know that, Matthew? It sounded great.

Mm-hmm.

But they were perfected under the region of Italy called Cremona.

And it's a Cremonese school of violin making.

It involved a certain technique for drawing the shape.

Before this, peace had been signed at Ferrara on April 19 between the combatants again by mediation of the Pope.

The conditions were that Brescia, together with the conquests made in the district of Cremona, were to go to Venice, that Bergamo should be surrendered to the same government, that the possessions of Carmagnola in the Milanese should be restored to him but without the right of alienation, and that the Duke of Milan was to form no new alliances in Romagna or in Tuscany.

The peace did not last long.

Francesco Sforza, who had, after a breach, again entered the service of the Visconti, recommended a renewal of the struggle.

War broke out openly in the spring of 1431.

A few days after the commencement of the war on March 16th, the Venetians were defeated at Soncino, and on June 22nd their fleet under Niccolo Trevesani was utterly routed by the fleet of the Visconti under Eustachio Pechino.

It was engaged in the siege of Cremona on the side of the river Po, while Carmagnola invested the city by land.

Carmagnola gave no assistance to the Venetian fleet, but whether this was due to deliberate treachery or to his being deceived by false information cannot be ascertained.

well We set up a hospital in Central Park.

We set one also up in in Cremona in northern Italy and That was the first one.

And two weeks later, the New York City called us and said, we just saw on the internet that you all have a second hospital.

We do.