Information on where to park, how to pay, what vehicles we can cater for, and for how long.
You can pay with cash, EFTPOS, or credit card (Amex, Mastercard, or Visa). All fees go towards supporting the museum.
At the entry gate take a ticket, or alternatively use your credit card (New Zealand cards only) to enter the car park (no ticket is required if you use your credit card to enter the car park).
If you used your credit card to enter the car park, use the same credit card at the exit gate. Please take a receipt to lift the exit barrier arm.
If you took a ticket to enter the car park, either go to a pay station and use cash, EFTPOS, or credit card to pay and then drive to the exit gate and present your ticket, or, if you have a credit card, you can go straight to the exit, insert your parking ticket and then use your credit card to pay for your parking at the exit gate.
Parking for longer than 24 hours is not permitted. We will clamp or tow your vehicle at your cost.
See the parking map above. Parking cannot be reserved in advance.
If the length of your campervan is less than 6.5 metres you will be able to fit into one of our standard carpark spaces – please note that we do not have a designated parking area for campervans. Due to the height restrictions of the undercover car park you will only be able to park your campervan outside.
You can park your bicycle or scooter at our racks – found behind Quake Braker, near our main entrance. We loan out padlocks at Coat and Bag which you can use to lock up your scooter.
Parking is available near the exit to our covered car park.
Park your tour coach or school bus in our bus lane for free while your group visits Te Papa.
Buses cannot park overnight in the bus lane.
Use the designated area at our main Cable Street entrance.
You must follow any directions you are given, either personally or on signs, notices, or road markings.
You must pay the charge we set for parking on our property.
At your expense, we may tow, clamp, or move your vehicle if it is parked in breach of these conditions. This includes being parked on or over a yellow line, or in a manner which obstructs any other vehicle or access way.
If after 30 days you have not paid the costs of removing and storing your vehicle, we may sell it and its contents to pay those costs.
The longest you may park your vehicle in the car park is 24 hours, unless you have made earlier arrangements with us. If you leave your vehicle for longer than 24 hours, we may tow it at your cost.
If your vehicle has been clamped or towed away, on payment of the penalty fee, we will release it to any person who produces a car park ticket issued by us, or some other evidence of ownership that is satisfactory to us.
Your vehicle must have a current warrant of fitness and motor vehicle registration. It must be roadworthy and not present a danger to other vehicles, persons, or property.
You park at your own risk. We are not liable for any injury to you or any other person or for loss or damage to property.
You are liable for any damage to the car park caused by your vehicle.
You must indemnify us against any claim or loss we suffer as a result of your use of our property or that of any person you are responsible for.
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Damage – includes direct, indirect, consequential, and special demands.
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You – means the driver of a vehicle entering this car park.
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Put on the evening of Valentine's dinner in Florence by candlelight in a romantic restaurant in the ancient tower of Pagliazza in a small square in the historical center the romanticism is… guaranteed! Do you want to anticipate the celebration of Valentine's Day in Florence on the evening of Saturday, February 13th? No problem. At Hotel Brunelleschi you will find two attractive alternatives: a menu for dinner on the eve of Valentine's Day and one for dinner on Sunday, February 14th.
To start with a little bubbly..
The Osteria della Pagliazza is located in Piazza Santa Elisabetta in Florence, a few steps from Via de' Calzaiuoli and the Duomo of Florence. For Valentine's dinner please reserve in advance on the phone +39.055.27370 or via email at: info@hotelbrunelleschi.it. The cost of the dinner is € 49.00 per person, including drinks.
We wait for you for an unforgettable Valentine's dinner in Florence!


In treating post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), the goal is to find ways to help patients "extinguish" abnormal and exaggerated fear responses that can continue long after a traumatic event. In a new study with mice, Foundation Scientific Council member Kerry J. Ressler, M.D., Ph.D., and his colleagues show that treatment with the corticosteroid drug dexamethasone can help the animals lose their PTSD-related fear response, possibly through the drug's effects on a gene called Fkbp5.
The findings, published online July 15 in the journal Neuropsychopharmacology, could help the researchers learn more about the underlying genetics of PTSD, and may reveal an opportunity to halt the disorder soon after people experience a traumatic event. Dr. Ressler, of Emory University, who in 2002 and 2005 received NARSAD Young Investigator awards, was joined on the study by 2013 Young Investigator Torsten Klengel, M.D.; 2008 Young Investigator Seth D. Norrholm, Ph.D.; 2014 Young Investigator Raül Andero Galí, Ph.D.; and 2010 Young Investigator and 2015 NARSAD Independent Investigator Tanja Jovanovic, Ph.D.
The researchers trained a group of mice using sounds and mild electrical shocks to learn and then to inhibit a specific fear. Animals that had experienced a traumatic event before the fear training were more likely to inhibit or extinguish the fear if they were given a low dose of dexamethasone four hours beforehand to suppress the internal stress response. The fear was also more likely to remain "extinguished" 24 hours later in those same animals.
Dr. Ressler and colleagues also showed that the dexamethasone dose affected how a gene called Fkbp5 is expressed in the amygdala, a part of the brain involved in regulating fear and anxiety. They suggest that dexamethasone may help to extinguish fear learning after a trauma through its effects on Fkbp5, specifically in that gene's role in helping regulate the response to stress.
The study adds to the body of research implicating Fkbp5 in PTSD, including earlier reports by Dr. Ressler and others that have indicated certain mutations in the gene may be related to whether childhood victims of trauma grow up to develop PTSD as adults, for instance.


During the end of the tax season in the U.S. it behooves us to re-examine our American taxation system and how our tax money is spent. In general, governments collect tax money to spend it on the improvement of their nation's living conditions; economy, infrastructures, education, health coverage, disasters recovery, and self-defense among others. The American administration seems to be an exception to this rule; a large percentage of American tax money is spent on "democracy-spreading" wars, the development of weapons of mass destruction (strategic nuclear weapons), regime changes, support of dictatorships, financing and arming terrorist groups calling them "moderate opposition", and on financial and military aid to terrorist supporting states in particular the terrorist state of Israel.
Israel; a terrorist colonial expansionist state, is by far the largest recipient of American financial and military aid in the entire world, more than all the American financial aid given to all the countries of sub-Saharan Africa, Latin American and the Caribbean put together. (see how other nations compare). According to the CRS report, the American financial aid for Israel for FY 2015 comprised approximately 53% of total U.S. foreign military financing worldwide.
Starting in late 1973 Israel, a foreign state, has been receiving financial support that exceeds any amounts received by any other American state. Israel has been the largest annual recipient of direct American economic and military aid since 1976 and the largest total recipient of American financial and military aid since World War II.
Shirl McArthur; a retired U.S. Foreign Service officer based in the Washington, DC are gave in his 2008 report a conservative estimate of total direct American aid to Israel as $114 billion. In his October 2013 report, McArthur gave a conservative estimate of total American direct aid to Israel to be more than $130 billion.
According to the June 10th 2015 Congressional Research Service's report "U.S. Foreign Aid to Israel", written by Jeremy Sharp; a specialist in Middle Eastern Affairs, the American administration provides Israel $10.2 million a day in military aid. This include $3.1 billion for fiscal year 2015 in direct bilateral military aid, referred to as Foreign Military Financing, about $620 million for what is called joint American/Israeli missile defense program such as Arrow II, Arrow III, David's Sling, and Iron Dome programs. Depending on Congressional approval the American administration is planning to spend between #371 and $487 million on such joint military programs in 2016.
American economic and military aid given to Israel takes many different forms and under different programs far exceeds the official declared amounts. Among the real benefits to Israel is the early cash transfer of economic and military aid; the so-called "U.S. – Israeli cooperative programs" in defense, agriculture, science, and hi-tech industries. Our American administration gives Israel all of its economic and military aid directly in lump sum cash money during the first month of the fiscal year. The administration borrows these amounts from the Zionist Jewish controlled Federal Reserve with 4% to 5% interest rate that adds other million to the amount in tax money. Israel, on the other hand, takes the money and invests it in American banks with higher and more favorable interest rates.
Other benefits to Israel are the loan guarantees the administration provides to Israel. Israel is allowed to borrow money commercially at special terms and favorable interest rates. These loans are listed on the Treasure Department's books as "contingent liabilities", which means that the American administration is liable to pay the loans plus the interests and fees if Israel fails to repay them. These loan guarantees are budget pressure on the American tax payers, and could be used by Israel as political blackmail.
The American military aid to other countries is mandated on these countries to spend this money on buying weapons from American manufacturers. This way this money stays in the U.S., benefits American companies, and preserve American jobs. Yet, Israel is the only exception to this mandate. Israel is allowed to use 26% of this American military aid to purchase equipment from Israeli manufacturers, strengthening Israeli economy, strengthening Israeli companies, and creating Israeli jobs. This exception has allowed Israel's arms industry to grow into one of the strongest in the world. Between 2001 and 2008 Israel was the seventh largest arms supplier to the world with sales worth a total of $9.9 billion According to CRS. The worst side of this deal is when Israel sold American military technologies and equipment to America's enemies and competitors.
All the American tax money and all the free weapons and military technology the American administration is gifting to Israel have not yet satisfied the greedy terrorist Israeli government, who is now in the process of negotiating a new "memorandum of Understanding" with the administration that would provide Israel even more free weapons, in excess of $40 billion over a ten years period, paid by the hard working American tax payers.
American economic and military aid given to Israel takes many different forms and under different programs far exceeds the official declared amounts.
With the tax exempt money of the American Jewish billionaires the Zionist terrorist gangs had occupied Palestinian land, perpetrated many massacres against Palestinians, evicted hundreds of thousands of Palestinians out of their homes and towns, leveled whole Palestinian towns to the ground, and established the terrorist state of Israel. Since 1948 the American tax money and weapons have been helping the terrorist state of Israel to perpetuate this savage oppressive occupation for the last 68 years.
The American Tax money enables Israel to impose apartheid policies by erecting the illegal apartheid prisoning wall over Palestinian occupied land, separating Palestinian families from their siblings and denying them access to their life-giving farm land. This tax money enables Israel to impose the inhuman siege against the Gaza Strip making the Strip the largest concentration prison camp ever, and a killing field for the Israeli experimental new weapons.
American tax money enables Israelis to assert their religious discriminatory distorted Judaic belief of their superiority as the so-called their (racist) god's chosen people. They exercise aggressive discrimination against all gentiles all over the world, especially in the U.S., not only against Palestinians.
Our tax money and our weapons gifts are used by Israel to demolition Palestinian homes, to usurp Palestinian land in order to build their expansionist colonies, so-called settlements, to settle Jewish immigrants, who are usually aggressive heavily armed religiously extremists. They harass Palestinian civilians including young school children while on their way to school, attack Palestinian families during the night and burn their crops and fire bomb their homes, shoot their farm animals and poison their water wells.
As all these American gifts are not enough, the American foreign policy is totally biased towards Israel. American veto in the UN grants Israel protection against international laws, and impunity to commit more crimes, violations of human rights and international laws.
It is not only our tax money, weapons and technology that our administration pays for Israel's benefits, but the administration has also been sacrificing American blood for the sake of Israeli terrorism and colonial expansion. The American soldiers are fighting Israel's war against the Arab World in the Middle East. American young blood was cheaply spilled for Israel in Lebanon, in Kuwait, in Iraq, in Syria and in Libya.
The American administration finds itself reviled by most countries because it provides unconditional and uncritical support for Israeli numerous violations of the UN Charter, international laws, and the precepts of all major religious faiths. This blind support to Israel is totally against American national interest on every level; politically, economically and socially. American support of Israeli occupation of Palestine; the heart of the Arab world, gains America only Arab hostility.
Under the Zionist created Islamophobia and the myth of Judeo-Christian religious feelings, the American support for Israeli occupation of the most religious Islamic holy sites, and for Israel's destructions of Islamic mosques and its hostile policies and covert wars against the Islamic World, Americans had won only the enmity of the Islamic World, who is calling America the Great Satan waging a renewed Crusading war, as previous President George Bush had described it, against the Islamic World.
Had the American aid to Israel that was spent on murder and destruction, been spent to invest and to improve the economy of the Arab and Islamic Worlds; investing in sectors such as humanitarian assistance, economic developments, democratic reform, improvement of water access and other infrastructures, in health care, education and vocational training, Americans would have easily won the hearts and the minds of those nations rather than their enmity.
We should not pay Israel to buy bullets, bombs, and bulldozers for the terrorist Israeli army to daily murder Palestinian youths in the streets of Palestinian cities right in bright daylight, to demolish their homes, to build their illegal colonies, to continue their colonial expansionist wars, and to wage covert wars against its Arab neighbors. The American tax money is needed right here in the U.S. to create jobs, to improve economy, to pay for medical coverage, to house the millions of homeless sleeping in the streets, to improve education, to help Veterans, who fought and sacrificed for us, to repair infrastructures within the main cities, such as the water pipes in Flint, Michigan that all presidential nominees talked about.
Our tax money payed to Israel is used to build Israeli colonies and housing projects while many American citizens cannot afford to keep paying their mortgage payment to keep their homes, and while our homeless crisis is growing with more and more homeless families living in a make shift tents along the banks of rivers.
Our tax money is used to pay for total medical coverage for every Israeli citizen since their childhood until their old age, while almost half of American citizens cannot afford to pay for partial medical coverage, and our senior Medicare program is facing gradual cuts every year.
Our tax money is used by Israeli government to pay cache money to Israeli families as social security for every child they have since its birth until the age of 18 years old, while many American children are born in poverty especially in Black and Latino communities.
Our tax money is used to pay for free education to Israeli students since their elementary schooling all the way to their university graduation, while our American educational system is faced with many major budget cuts, a high percentage of our students cannot afford to pay university tuitions, and many of our university students are burdened by high interest student loans.
Our tax money is used to pay for total medical coverage and rehabilitation of the murdering Israeli soldiers, while our American veterans don't get the proper medical care they need and deserve. Many American veterans are homeless sleeping in the streets freezing to death during winter's snowy nights. Others face eviction because they don't have enough money to pay the rent. Single parents veterans, and families of soldiers lost in action are in dire need, and deserve to get financial help.
Israel should be sanctioned, boycott and embargoed for violating the hundreds of UN resolutions, for developing their nuclear weapons programs having at least so far declared 200 nuclear bombs, for violating the human rights of Palestinians, for their daily murder of Palestinian teens in broad daylight, for their Mossad's assassinations of human right activists in Palestine and around the whole world including here in the U.S., and for its terrorist direct and false flag attacks against many European countries and especially against the U.S., such as Lavon Affair, the attack on USS Liberty ship (also here, here and here), and the nuclear attack of 911.
Unfortunately, our American politicians on both political parties and our presidents are actually paid Zionist agents working for the benefit of Israel not for the U.S. They all compete in calling for the unconditional blind support to Israel, and none of them dares to utter a word against Israel let alone imposing any kind of sanctions against Israel and would not stop sending our badly needed tax money to Israel.
If no American official sanctions could be imposed against Israel, then popular sanctions should be imposed by the American people. The administration had imposed debilitating sanctions against other countries because it was believed that they have weapons of mass destruction; nuclear bombs, and support terrorism. Israel is the only Middle Eastern government that have nuclear bombs and support and arm terrorist groups; ISIS and Al-Nusra. Palestinians had initiated a BDS movement calling on nations and non-governmental organizations to join the movement against Israeli terror and occupation of Palestine. Since the American people do not have the power to force their government to sanction Israel, it behooves them to offset our paid-to-Israel tax money by adopting a personal Israeli BDS movement and stop buying Israeli products.


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Broadcasters up in arms over Trai's review process, regulator attempts damage control
Updated : August 28, 2019 04:00 PM IST
Broadcasters clash with Trai over its latest consultation paper which comes down heavily on broadcasters for 'misusing the freedom' given by the new framework to manipulate prices, push bouquets over a-la-carte channels.
Even as Trai attempts to allay concerns that it is trying to control prices, broadcasters question the timing and intent of the review process, which comes only seven months into the implementation of the NTO.
Warning 'disastrous consequences' for the TV industry, broadcasters say they are evaluating all legal options.
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"Trai is going to write the obituary of the broadcasting industry," said an exasperated senior executive from a leading broadcaster on condition of anonymity, hours after the telecom regulator initiated a review of the new regulatory framework for TV and cable services on August 16 by floating an exhaustive public consultation paper.
Even as Trai attempts to quell the furore over its consultation paper, broadcasters CNBC-TV18 spoke to express anger, dismay and even bewilderment at what they see as an attempt to control prices in the broadcasting industry, a move they say can have "disastrous consequences".
The timing of the review process, coming only seven months after the implementation of the New Tariff Order (NTO), has irked broadcasters who say the industry was only just beginning to settle after a monumental shift to an MRP-based pricing regime. In a media release earlier this week, the Indian Broadcasting Foundation (IBF) termed the consultation paper "premature" and warned that "regulatory intervention at this early stage in the implementation of the NTO will have disastrous consequences for the broadcasting industry."
Mirco-managing broadcasting sector
"As a regulator, Trai cannot micro-manage the broadcasting sector. Trai should be the last body to unsettle the apple cart. Post the implementation of the NTO, the TV industry has lost 10 million subscribers. If further amendments are suggested, after we have spent significant sums to align with the NTO, it can significantly damage the sector. Where will get the money to produce content?" argued the executive quoted earlier.
The Trai, on its part, has sought to allay broadcasters concerns by stating it has no intention to revise the NTO. In an interview to the Economic Times, Trai Chairman RS Sharma said the regulator is not looking to fundamentally change the NTO, but only "fine-tune" the policy. Sharma has said that through the consultation paper TRAI was attempting to "bring perfection in the phenomenon observed in the last few months" as they are bound by "duty to protect the interest of consumers".
Broadcasters dismissed Sharma's "carefully worded" arguments claiming that Trai is merely attempting to calm flying tempers and prevent legal action by aggrieved stakeholders and that the "tweaks" that would ensue would be tantamount to altering the NTO. Many in the broadcasting industry have questioned the integrity of Trai, squarely suggesting that it was favouring distribution platforms under the garb of protecting consumer interest.
The public consultation paper, which is open for comments until September 16, has invited comments from stakeholders on nearly 30 questions pertaining to whether channels should be permitted to form bouquets, whether the 15 percent discount cap between the sum of a-la-carte channels and those when part of a bouquet should be reintroduced, whether broadcasters and DPOs were offering far too many bouquets and whether the ceiling price of channels in bouquets (Rs 19), needs to be re-examined.
The Trai, in its paper, states that the decision to review these aspects of the NTO follows numerous complaints received from consumers on not being able to exercise choice of channels and rising cable bills.
When asked why Trai isn't justified to act on consumer complaints, broadcasters demanded to know how many complaints were received so far, a figure not disclosed by the regulator. A leading broadcaster argued that every attempt was made to smoothly transition 130 million households to the new framework and to initiate a review early into the system basis complaints from a small percentage of TV consumers was arbitrary and unfair.
Attempt to throttle discovery of market prices
Broadcasters have lashed out at Trai for accusing them of misusing the flexibility provided by NTO to "throttle the discovery of market prices" of channels by offering bouquets at steep discounts to the sum of their al-a-carte prices of pay channels, thereby forcing consumers to opt for bouquets as opposed to picking individual channels.
Broadcasters argue that channels bouquets are a common practice worldwide and are designed to offer maximum choice of content to consumers at reasonable prices. Broadcasters package less popular channels by bundling them with popular channels to get maximum reach and amortise the cost of content creation. A ban on forming bouquets and offering them at discounted prices, broadcasters warn, would mark the "beginning of the end of the industry."
"Discounting is critical to keeping reach alive. The consequence of reach dropping is that it will lead to significant consolidation with small and niche channels folding up," explains Jehil Thakkar, Partner and Head, Media & Entertainment, Deloitte India. "While Trai's desire to keep ARPUs affordable is laudable, prices should be decided by market forces," he adds.
The decision to offer a large number of bouquets is designed to offer maximum choice of content to consumers while serving their pocket, say broadcasters. Broadcasters say they are surprised that Trai should come down heavily on the number of bouquets being offered as the regulator had "expressed happiness" during numerous consultation rounds on the large number of choices being made available to consumers
On the issue of lowering ARPUs, Sharma has stated that Trai is not attempting to regulate ARPUs, but broadcasters are not convinced. They argue that on one hand, cable TV ARPUs in India are lowest in the world, on the other, while consumer inflation rages at 7 percent, cable TV ARPUs have risen at a CAGR of only 4 percent. To control channel prices, despite cable/DTH services not being defined an essential commodity is discriminatory, say broadcasters.
Analysts say a balanced approach and sufficient time is the only way to keep the TV industry on an even keel.
"It is critical that Trai balances consumer needs with the economics of the sector. It is highly recommended that the NTO be allowed to play out for a year before any regulatory changes are implemented. This would allow all stakeholders, most importantly consumers, to fully comprehend the system and understand the choices they are making," said Girish Menon, Partner and Head, Media and Entertainment, KPMG India.
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Police looking for dash-cam footage in Sage Hill quadruple murder
Yolande Cole
Police investigating the Sage Hill quadruple murders now believe Hanock Afowerk's body may have been deposited at the north end of the traffic circle at Highway 22 and Highway 8 before July 12, when his body was discovered.
Calgary police are asking motorists who saw anything suspicious and were driving around the traffic circle and then north on Highway 22 between midnight on July 10 and approximately 6 a.m. on July 12 to contact police. Investigators are specifically looking for anyone who has dash-cam footage.
Investigators are also asking anyone in the Moose Jaw, Sask., area to contact police if they find discarded clothing, specifically shirts, pants, shoes, documents or any other materials that may have been burned. It is believed a bag containing these items may be in the vicinity of Canadian Forces Base Moose Jaw or the Moose Jaw Municipal Airfield.
"We believe there's multiple items of clothing, of documents and other materials that the suspects may have attempted to burn to conceal evidence related to the homicide," said Staff Sgt. Martin Schiavetta with the Calgary police homicide unit.
The bodies of Glynnis Fox, 36, Cody Pfeiffer, 25, and Tiffany Ear, 39, were found in a burned vehicle in Sage Hill on July 10. Police are investigating their deaths, along with Afowerk's, as a quadruple homicide.
Schiavetta said investigators have identified several suspects in the case.
"Those suspects will be publicly identified once charges have been laid in relation to the homicide," said Schiavetta.
Police identified two people as persons of interest in the case late last month. Schiavetta said Yu Chieh Liao, who was arrested in Toronto on July 27, is currently out on bail and being bound by a court order.
Tewodros Mutugeta Kebede, who police have said they believe was travelling with Liao, is still in custody in Toronto on unrelated charges.
"Stemming from the homicide investigation, we have uncovered other unrelated offences related to fraud, possession of credit card instruments — those charges have been laid," said Schiavetta.
"So Mr. Kebede is currently in custody in Toronto for unrelated drug charges. If he is successful in his bail application in Toronto, he will be re-arrested by the Toronto Police Service and returned to Calgary under a Canada-wide warrant for two counts of fraud."
Schiavetta said as part of the case, homicide investigators are processing "hundreds and hundreds" of hours of CCTV footage.
"This is (an) extremely complex, dynamic investigation and literally we are going across the country picking up bread crumbs of evidence and trying to corroborate that through video," he said.
He added that the investigation is progressing "very well."
Police are hopeful that their latest appeal for dash-cam footage, particularly from anyone who was driving northbound on Highway 22 on the north side of Highway 8 during that window of time, will help to determine when Afowerk's body was left there.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Calgary police at 403-266-1234 or the homicide tip line at 403-428-8877.
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