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It started with this picture, which I took at the home of some friends a while back. I know exactly how you probably feel about this cushion, but on the other hand, I don't care:
I love how the TV remote is there next to it. I had no idea at the time, or I would have made a point of including all of it.
But now the www-journey begins. At the bottom right hand corner of the cusion are the words "Susan Herbert".
I google susan herbert cushion, and enter a world of cushion kitsch. Mostly it's more cats on more cushions, as you can see, but one of the pictures is this:
Obviously, I click where it says "visit page", and arrive here. I scroll down, looking for the picture of Bill Murray and the artistic nude girl. I don't ever find the picture of Bill Murray and the artistic nude girl, but I do encounter this, which is a posting about a big blue horse at Denver Airport. Clicking on "Denver Public Art Program" merely gets me to useless crap about Denver, but googling "luis jimenez mustang" gets me to pictures like this ...:
… and to an article in the Wall Street Journal from February 2009, which says things like this about the Blue Denver Horse:
Anatomically correct - eye-poppingly so - the 32-foot-tall fiberglass sculpture makes quite a statement at the gateway to Denver International Airport.
But that begs the question: What kind of statement, exactly?
"It looks like it's possessed," says Denver resident Samantha Horoschak. "I have a huge fear of flying anyway, and to be greeted at the airport by a demon horse - it's not a soothing experience."
Many people here agree, calling the muscular steed a terrifying welcome to the Mile High City.
Samantha Horoschak was not wrong. Because, it gets better:
Mr. Jimenez was killed working on the sculpture. In 2006, while he was hoisting pieces of the mustang for final assembly in his New Mexico studio, the horse's massive torso swung out of control and crushed the 65-year-old artist.
Ah, that magic moment in the creative process when a work of art escapes from the control of its creator and carves out a life of its own, independent of its creator. And kills him.
Is it still there? How many more victims has it claimed? Has it caused any crashes?
I love the internet. And not just because I am quickly able to look up the proper spelling of such words as "posthumous" (which was in the original version of the title of this) and "kitsch". It's the mad journeys it takes you on. Who needs stupid holidays when you can go on a crazy trip like this without getting out of your kitchen chair?
Is it a bird?
Is it a plane?
And it's also a partial eclipse of the sun.
We had this in London, earlier in the week. All I remember is that I, one of the seemingly small minority of people who realise that Britain's next day weather forecasts are accurate, ignored it, knowing that it would be clouded out of view.
Which it was.
A routinely good way to photo something which is only quite interesting is to line it up with something else that is similarly quite interesting. The result can be very interesting.
This is cool, says Instapundit, and he's not wrong:
For all his joie de vivre, Jardine is a master drone builder and pilot whose skills have produced remarkable footage for shows like Australian Top Gear, the BBC's Into the Volcano, and a range of music videos. His company Aerobot sells camera-outfitted drones, including custom jobs that require unique specifications like, say, the capacity to lift an IMAX camera. From a sprawling patch of coastline real estate in Queensland, Australia, Jardine builds, tests, and tweaks his creations; the rural tranquility is conducive to a process that may occasionally lead to unidentified falling objects.
Simply put, if you've got a drone flying challenge, Jardine is your first call.
So, Mr Jardine is now flying his flying robots over volcanoes. There are going to be lots of calls to have these things entirely banned, but they are just too useful for that to happen.
When I was a kid and making airplanes out of balsa wood and paper, powered with rubber band propellers, I remember thinking that such toys were potentially a lot more than mere toys. I'm actually surprised at how long it has taken for this to be proved right.
What were the recent developments that made useful drones like Jardine's possible? It is down to the power-to-weight ratio of the latest mini-engines? I tried googling "why drones work", but all I got was arguments saying that it's good to use drones to kill America's enemies, not why they are now usable for such missions.
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Incoming from 6k, with apologies for taking so long to post it:
Re your Bayeux Tapestry post, please find attached a 500x18px copy of that very wide/long (9917px) version on the site you linked to.
Would a photo thinned to 18px in height be a record for BrianMicklethwaitDotCom?
For some idiot reason, when I first came across the big image, sideways scrollable, at that site liked to above, I couldn't seem to manage to download the image, and gave up, hence my request. All I got was the entire page. Just now I tried it again, and succeeded at once. That kind of thing often happens with me. 6K mentioned a resizing site. But of course, resizing images is something I do all the time, with my regular photoshop-clone. My problem was not having the image file in the first place. (I now realise that I did download the image, several times. I just didn't realise where it had gone. That also happens to me a lot.)
6k also mentions another Bayeux Tapestry sighting he recently made, of bits of it redone with Lego.
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First, the BMdotcom headline of the day:
Ukrainian Army Using 3D Printed Drones To Battle Pro-Russian Separatists As Cease-fire Nears
These drones are being used to "monitor", not for bombing or shooting. Nevertheless, interesting.
In other drone photography news, have a look at the new Apple Headquarters, as it takes shape. This particular movie seems to be friendly, so to speak. Apple would appear to have agreed to it. But what of drone photos and drone movies that are not so friendly?
I first realised that drones would be a big deal when I saw one (with a camera attached) in a London shop window.
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One of the better kept secrets of the popular entertainment industry of the modern world is how very good certain people are at faking reality, with quite small but very well made models. Thoughtless people say they can always spot such fakery. But the truth is that they only spot what they spot. What they don't spot, they don't spot. Obvious, if you think about it. The same principle applies to things like men wearing wigs. We can only see them when they are done badly.
So, I'm guessing that not everyone in Hollywood will be pleased about the internet presence of this guy, who contrives pictures like this ...:
… by doing this:
I found out about Michael Paul Smith from this Colossal posting, which is also where I got the above photos.
Much of the success of such fakery is to do with the camera being in the right place. In particular, it needs to be low enough to see things from the same angle that a human would see them if the scene was real.
I remember first working this out when, as a kid, I went through a model railway magazine phase, a craze I caught from my best friend just a few doors away in Harvest Road, Englefield Green. Most of the pictures in those magazines were obviously of models, but this was not because the models were always badly made. It was because the camera was looking down on the scene, just as you do when you are looking at a model. On the few occasions when the photographer would take the trouble to get his camera at real eye level, so to speak, it was amazing how realistic everything could suddenly look.
By the same token, and being only an occasional flyer, I have never yet tired of the thrill of looking down at the ground, preferably at built-up areas, from an airplane in the process of taking off or landing. Everything looks like toys. Really, really well made toys. Your frequent flyers have got used to the idea that this is really just boring old reality, seen from above. But to me, what I see from an airplane is something totally different from reality. It is an entire world, painstakingly faked in miniature, for my personal entertainment.
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Me having written here about Anish Kapoor, he of the Big Olympic Thing, someone today emailed me about an art website which includes him. None of the pictures of Kapoors at that place strike me as very interesting. Certainly not nearly as interesting as the Big Olympic Thing, or as interesting as The Bean. So instead I googled for other Kapoor imagery, and found this rather excellent Kapoor photograph, of him posing in front of one of his creations, outside the Royal Academy, in London, in 2009:
Click on that photo to get a bigger version, which I recommend doing.
What I (of course) like is that you can see the little clutch of photographers, including (of course) the photographer who took this photograph, in the photograph.
Pride of place in David Thompson's ephemera today, and pride of place this Friday at Bmdotcom, goes to the cat who changed her mind. She stepped out, with just the one paw. She pawsed. Paw cold cat! She pawed cold water on the original plan and retreated back into the warm.
In other cat news: Why cats like to hide in boxes. It's because they like to hide. They're not good at conflict resolution.
So rather than work things out, cats are more inclined to simply run away from their problems or avoid them altogether. A box, in this sense, can often represent a safe zone, a place where sources of anxiety, hostility, and unwanted attention simply disappear.
I'm not the only one doing frightful cat puns. Belfast Telegraph headline:
Why Cats is still not feline its age after thirty years in the limelight
Guardian headline:
Cats take centre stage at Perth's first internet cat video festival
More cat news from Oz, this time transport related. Brisbane Times headline:
Uber delivers cats on demand with UberKittens
Finally, the New York Times reports on work by Professor Matthew Ehrlich on the history of media coverage of cats. From the Ehrlich's abstract:
This article critically examines the Times' cat tales in the context of the cultural history of journalism and the academic study of human–animal relations, also known as anthrozoology. Trends and themes in the coverage indicate that cats have been used and portrayed as commodities, heroes, villains, victims, women's best friends, and urban symbols. The stories demonstrate how and why animal news should be taken seriously by journalism scholars. Not only does it offer insight into our evolving relationships with animals, it also provides a provocative means of thinking about where journalism has been and where it is heading.
Critically examines? He just wants to get lots of internet mentions. This is mere academic postmoggyism.
Time to stop.
Number 11 of these:
The trick was to get really close.
One of David Thompson's latest clutch of ephemera. He just keeps them coming.
This posting is a bit of an experiment, because the two pictures embedded in it may not be small enough, to start with, and may have to be made smaller, after all those of you who hang on my every posting, and see it immediately, have seen it immediately. Also, I want to put them on both sides of the posting, and that may not work either. So, patience everyone, and be ready to endure graphic juggling, because these are the kind of things that my posting software is bad at showing me. I have to see evertything in situ, to be sure.
So, to get to the point, what this is about is the way that very small pictures sometimes look quite different to the exact same pictures, but larger, a theme also explored in this posting. And the idea is that the two pictures will go, on the left and on the right, at the top of this paragraph. De-dum de-dum de-dum, computer crap computer crap. Well, touch wood, this is working. There was a bit of fiddling with the instructions about putting pictures on the right or on the left, but I finally cracked that and made it happen.
The point of all this is that the pictures, when small, look quite similar. The only very obvious difference is that on the left there are rather more verticals in the railings to be seen. But click on the pictures and get them ten times larger, and you will see that the focussing is quite different. In the one on the left, the railings are the front are in focus and the Shard is barely discernible behind them. On the right, the big picture shows the Shard quite clearly while the railings are very blurry. Okay, the small pictures are not identical, and alert viewers may have detected the very difference that I say is so unclear in the small pictures, but the small pictures are much more similar to each other than the large ones are.
One of the many morals to be drawn from this is that the bigger the screen on your camera is the better, because the bigger the picture, the easier it is to tell exactly what that picture looks like. This is yet another reason why people who take pictures with tablets, the cameras with the biggest screens of all, are being very sensible. They are the ones who know exactly what they are getting, exactly when they are getting it.
In the end, the only cock-up that early readers were subjected to was that in the heading, I at first put that the Shard was in front of the railings rather than behind them.
Here's a nice coincidence. There I was writing about how I went from being, in my teens, a bad pen-and-ink picture-maker to, from around 2000 onwards, a far happier digital-photographic picture maker. And here is a picture that captures that kind of metamorphosis perfectly:
It's one of these pictures by Christoph Niemann. Niemann's pictures bring to mind that phrase used by one of the alter egos of Barry Humphries, Barry McKenzie, who described paintings as "hand done photos". These pictures really do only work as photos. Until they are photoed, the job is not done. But the hand-done bit is essential to what they are.
One thing about these pictures that I particularly like, apart from the basic fact that I like them, is their very favourable effort-to-impact ratio. For my taste, too much of the picture-making displayed at Colossal consists of stuff that is quite nice to look at, but which took an absurdly huge amount of time and effort to contrive. Also, there is often no logical or even meaningful connection between how the pictures are contrived and how they end up looking. So, you've made a table cloth out of seeds. Clever you. But, why? Niemann's pictures answer this question perfectly.
But then again, the internet being the internet, if your elaborately pointless pictures catch people's fancy and thousands glance at them, then I guess that, if you put in a lot of time and effort, you may well reckon than all the time and effort was worth it, especially if you had fun spending it and doing it. And of course it is digital photography that transforms a laboriously produced one-off item of visual art that took far too much time and effort to do, into a mass experience that it made sense to spend a lot of time and effort doing. But, most of these intricate sculptures and pictures at Colossal are just sculptures and pictures that were then photographed. Niemann's pictures are real Hand Done Photos.
As for me, between being a bad pen-and-ink picture maker and an okay-to-good digital photographer, I endured a big interval during which I made hardly any pictures of any kind. My pictorial enthusiasm expressed itself in the design of pamphlets, and graphic design generally. Basically I became a desktop publisher. (I even earned money doing this.) First I just did publishing, on a desktop, paper-scissors-glue-photocopier. Then computers arrived, and I was an early adopter of "desktop publishing". Then the internet arrived, and drew a big line under all that stuff. I shovelled all my pamphlets onto the internet, and became a blogger. And, I bought my first digital camera. At first, blogging and digital photography did not mix very well. Now, they mix very well indeed.
Dezeen reports that the Walkie Talkie Sky Garden is now open:
Note this:
This feature helped the project win planning permission, despite being outside the City of London's main skyscraper cluster.
It seems that I am not the only one who believes that new buildings like the Walkie Talkie are good not only because they improve the views by being in the views, but by being a new place to look at the views.
And to repeat, I especially like how the Walkie Talkie looks from a distance. The point being: it looks, not just like any old anonymous lump, but like the lump that is the Walkie Talkie. The Walkie Talkie is, just like the Shard and the Gherkin and St Paul's and Big Ben and the Wheel, recognisable, this being why it needs a special jokey name. That means that it makes me happy whenever I see it. It makes me feel at home. It may not be beautiful exactly (although from nearby I happen to think that it is very beautiful). But neither is the rest of London beautiful exactly, and I think the Walkie Talkie fits right in.
LATER: Diamond Geezer is way ahead of me.
From time to time I go looking for pictures of bridges, preferably new ones, but seldom find anything I don't know about. And then, quite by chance, while clicking through these old photos, I chance upon this:
It's the Golden Gate, being built, in 1937.
I recall doing a pen-an-ink type sketch (as opposed to something theatrical like a comedy sketch – odd double meaning that), when in my teens, of the Severn Road Bridge, when it only had a chunk of road in the middle, suspended in glorious isolation, going nowhere in either direction (like in the photo here). This photo reminds me of those times.
I never actually drew any decent pictures, but I did spend a lot of time thinking about composition, by which I mean that I chose quite good pictures to do, but actually did them very badly. Now I take good pictures, rather less badly. How I wish there had been digital cameras when I was a teenager. My cycling expeditions around France, and then Scandinavia, and then Iceland, would have been far more fun, and now far easier to remember. The old cameras, with "film" in them, were ridiculous. You had to "develop" all the damn pictures, very expensively, just to find out that about three of them weren't total crap. But you tell young people this nowadays they think you're mad. And if you did all this, guess what, you were mad.
I have never shared the contempt that most people show - or pretend to show - for Adolf Hitler's paintings. Okay, so they aren't Rembrandts, but even so, I would have loved to have been as good hand-done picture-making as he was. Could it be that people just can't bear to accept that he ever did anything well or anything good? Just a wild guess.
But still pretty:
My thanks to the ever alert Mick Hartley,who found the less vertically challenged original here.
One day, a crane reserve (that link being to where the above cranes were photographed) will be a place where they preserve and worship our mighty mechanical lifting devices, not birds. And cranes, of the good sort, will indeed be worshipped, just as soon as they are all replaced by anti-gravitational plasticene which will be stuck underneath heavy stuff, so it can be taken up to the tops of buildings by robot building workers. In the future, buildings will mostly just be sprayed into the air, but some heavy things in them will still have to be made elsewhere and lifted to their required location.


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Dec 2nd
I found this commercial to be brilliant on every level. It tells a great story, the nuanced looks and expressions of the actresses are priceless, it's memorable, and it's HILARIOUS. This is a work of art and there is no doubt it had to be shared with the {grow} community!
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Dec 1st
Can't see the video? Click here: Mark Schaefer interviews Helen Brown
This video will make you think! On my recent trip to Boston I got to catch up with Helen Brown, who is not only my friend and customer, but also a brilliant thinker and strategist when it comes to search.
Her livelihood depends on it! Her firm helps nonprofits thrive through expert research, training and consulting on donor strategies. Search engines are the life blood of her business.
So imagine my surprise when she described to me a phenomenon that is occurring for all of us. As Google tailors each of our searches based on our search history, it is inexorably limiting the possibilities and quality of our searches. In this short video interview, Helen describes a strategy to "take your search back" as well as a new Google tool called Verbatim that is designed to re-open search possibilities for all of us.
Did you learn something from this video? Let me know your thoughts in the comment section.
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Nov 30th
BEST DIGITAL CAMPAIGNS 2011 by gregory pouy
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American Airlines flight AA892 schedule, March 28
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1. Flight AA892: Orlando - Charlotte, MCO - CLT, 1h 41m
American Airlines domestic flight AA892 departs from airport Orlando (MCO), United States on Saturday, 28 March at 19:20 / 7:20 pm. The flight arrives to airport Charlotte, Charlotte/Douglas (CLT), United States on Saturday, 28 March at 21:01 / 9:01 pm. Flight duration is 1h 41m. The flight is operated by US Airways, flight number US892.
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Heat Win 10th Straight Behind LeBron's Triple-Double
(PHILADELPHIA) -- LeBron James posted his 35th career triple-double to lead the Miami Heat to a 114-90 romping of the Philadelphia 76ers, their 10th straight victory.
James had 16 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds for the Heat (39-14), who were also led by Dwayne Wade's 33-point effort.
"It was a professional win," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. "LeBron started it with his unselfishness, finding the open guy, making it contagious. Then it was an efficient shooting night."
All-Star point guard Jrue Holiday led the 76ers (22-31) with 21 points, while Nick Young added 19.
The Heat now has a 5 1/2 game cushion for the top-seed in the Eastern Conference.
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CENTER VALLEY, Pa. - The Loyola University Maryland women's rowing team was picked to finish ninth in the Patriot League preseason poll, released by the league office today.
The 2013 Patriot League defending champions, the United States Naval Academy was picked to finish first with nine first-place votes and 121 points. Fellow Patriot League newcomer Boston University picked up eight first-place nods and 118 points, while Bucknell University grabbed the final first-place vote and 96 points. Georgetown University (89) and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (71) rounded out the preseason top five. College of the Holy Cross (62) picked up sixth place in the poll, followed by a tie for seventh between Colgate and Lehigh University with 35 points. Loyola grabbed 21 votes and rounded out the poll in ninth.
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And we enjoyed it. The train is comfortable, it looks good, and despite operational problems, we reached our destination safely.
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The ride was great. The train was slower than we expected, and there were "operational problems" during the journey. But the overall experience was good.
Kipp started at the Khalid Bin Waleed underground station (popularly known as the BurJuman station), which was not as crowded as we expected. There were a lot of curious onlookers at the ticket counter, who didn't seem keen on using the metro, but were just trying to be part of the whole first day experience.
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15.51 UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has urged Arab leaders to resolve the Yemen conflict peacefully after a Saudi-led coalition launched a military intervention against Shia rebels.
15.51 UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has urged Arab leaders to resolve the Yemen conflict peacefully after a Saudi-led coalition launched a military intervention against Shia rebels.
12.36 A hotel siege by al Shabaab militants in the Somali capital has ended and the final death toll from the attack stands at 14, a senior government official has said.
27 Mar Islamist militants blasted their way into a popular hotel in the Somali capital Mogadishu, killing at least seven people and trapping government officials inside, police and witnesses said. Government forces have reportedly killed six of the nine militants.
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26 Mar Amnesty International said Palestinian rocket fire during last year's conflict with Israel had killed more civilians inside Gaza than inside Israel.
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Great urban zoo. Unlike the zoo in Dallas (where I'm from), the Indy Zoo is easy to find and centrally located near downtown Indy. We were there just two days before the Orangutan...
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Our youngest daughter has always had a deep love for animals. We took her to the Indianapolis Zoo so that she could spend a day "behind the scenes" with a zoo keeper. She was able to go to areas normal visitors are not allowed and have up close and personal encounters with Elephants among many others. She had a great...
We have memberships for the zoo and its a favorite of ours to spend the day at the zoo and walk around white river park. Always a great experience.. Christmas at the zoo and ZooBoo are ALWAYS a must for our family! Ready for summer!!
I love taking my niece here every year or so. Great animals, clean , good activities , and good food. I love the monkeys, the aquarium, as ND the dolphins the most!
I have been to alot of zoo's and this is one of the best.
Love the dolphins and elephants and rides.
My children love going when we visit Indianapolis with family and friends.
The Christmas lights are very beautiful but not worth the price of admission. I enjoy the zoo when we buy a membership but now my children are older our cost to visit ratio isn't worth it. Cincinnatti and Louisville have nicer zoos for the price.
When you've got a 5 year old...going to the zoo tends to become a part of most family vacations. So our last trip to Indianapolis, no doubt, began with an outing to their zoo.. Let me start by saying that we used to live just outside of St. Louis...home to the amazingly free St. Louis Zoo. So when I saw...
Love this zoo. Took my son weekly when he was young. Always had a membership. It is small enough that it is "doable" in one trip or, if you are local and have a membership, you can come to see an exhibit or two and leave. Bring your own lunch or buy.
The Waters building houses beautiful tanks.
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It's a great zoo, well maintained, beautifully landscaped, clean, flows well. Love being able to feed the colorful birds. The orangutans make me sad though...they come right up to you, inches away through the glass, so you can meet their eyes - I know I am likely in the minority on this, but the effect for me is that I...
We went to the zoo in the afternoon and parking wasn't expensive and if you go on the weekends it's not expensive to get tickets either. We had an amazing day and the animals for the most part were out sun bathing. We will definitely visit again!
Great urban zoo. Unlike the zoo in Dallas (where I'm from), the Indy Zoo is easy to find and centrally located near downtown Indy. We were there just two days before the Orangutan attraction opened up so we got to see the media circus surrounding it but didn't actually get to see the orangutans playing in their new enclosure. There...
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Monica was a great host. Always willing help and provide excellent suggestion.
Thanks Lucas I hope to see you again!!
Buena localización, sin embargo como el apartamento se encuentra en el primer piso se escucha todo lo que pasa en la calle.
Die Wohnung liegt sehr gut in direkter Nähe zum Vatikan.
Der Petersplatz ist in wenigen Minuten zu Fuß erreichbar. Die Wohnung ist sehr sauber und gut ausgestattet.
In unmittelbarer Nähe ist eine Metrostation und auch eine Bushaltestelle.
Der Kontakt zu Monaca war sehr angenehm und sehr unproblematisch.
Ich würde diese Wohnung jederzeit wieder anmieten.
Muito boa estadia, fiquei muito confortável e fui muito bem recepcionado. A Monica me mostrou todas as dicas e em qualquer questão estava sempre disposta a ajudar. Bem localizado, a poucos minutos do Museu do Vaticano. Realmente uma ótima escolha.
After some initial inflexibility about check in / check out times (understandable given it's a busy and popular apartment), we enjoyed our stay in Monica's place. It's very clean, well laid out and well appointed. We had a problem with no internet on the first day, but Monica fixed the problem and is updating her system.
The apartment is also not for light sleepers - although it's on a side road, there is a lot of traffic noise. Having said that, it's well situated, and we certainly felt very welcome there!
The flat has lot of conveniences, it has all the things that a house needs. We were very good there. The flat is easily accessible by public transport (bus and metro).
I would love to repeat the experience
I am speaking on behalf of 4 romanians who felt very welcome in Monica's apartment in October 2013. The flat is very cosy and it's perfect for 4 people. Pictures are really true to reality, although some of us even said it looked better live :)
Location will really work for any of you - 5 minutes away from the Vatican, and one bus will take you straight to the Colosseum in 20 minutes.
I totally recommend this apartment, it was a great first experience for us with airBnB and with Rome!
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Buena ubicación cerca a una estación de metro y marchando se puede llagar a muchas partes para aquellos a los que caminar no les incomoda, el apartamento con los implementos necesarios y cómodo, sin lujos pero correcto. El único punto negativo es que esta mal insonorizado y el ruido de la calle perturba un poco en la noche.
pero una muy buena opción.
This is my first airbnb experience. I feel very lucky to meet Monica. Se is so friendly and helpful. Se was there in the time as we planed. The house was clean and comfortable. The location of the house is perfect. 5 minutes from Vatican Museum, 2 minutes from Ottaviano metro station. It is also possible to find restaurants and make shopping.
If you wanna stay in Rome, do not hesitate to stay in this house. You will be very satisfied.
Monica is very good and reliable host. The communication was just perfect, very pleasant, smooth and fast. She hold back a flat for us as I had some issues to book with my app. The key handover was perfect. The hosts waited in the apartment, as the flight delayed by around an hour.
The flat is modern, specious, clean and well located in the residential area near Vatican, close to the metro station. There are some good restaurants in proximity.
Our complain was a hot water heating system. There were four of us staying in the place. As the boiler is quite small, there was not enough hot water for shower in the morning and you have either to wait for an hour or to skip shower completely.
I also found a bit disturbing to see framed house rules, hanging on the walls in every room instead of pictures. I think it gives a place an unpleasant touch, which can be easily avoided. A bit of trust would fit better to the 'air-bnb' world.
Check-out was at 10am on Sunday, which was a bit painful after a night out and since the host doesn't provide a possibility to keep your bags, we had to take care for these by ourselves (the lockers at train station are quite expensive and time consuming).
Overall good quality flat with a reliable host. If the above mentioned shortcomings don't disturb you, you would not be disappointed with the remaining service provided.
Monica is a perfect guest, Infortunately we didn't have the chance to meet her but my parents told us that she is very nice and the appartment was clean after they left.
We had a good communication before and during her stay
Tutto è andato perfettamente, mi sono trovato molto bene e spero di rincontrale presto
Monica and her friend are amazing guests . Nice and smiling, curious to know, right on time for check in/out, they left the apartment in perfect conditions .Has been a really pleasure to meet people like them. They are always welcome !
Monica is a dedicated property owner who will ensure that her guests feel completely at home. She is punctual, responds promptly and is extremely reliable. Her 'Appartamento Prati' is absolutely beautiful and has been renovated with tourists in mind. I would recommend any property that she manages and/or owns.
Tiene ai suoi ospiti come se fossero amici o familiari....
E' puntuale, precisa, presente, disponibile . Ha una cura particolare per la pulizia e la soddisfazione del cliente.
Vorrei spendere due parole a favore di Monica e della sua accoglienza...ho avuto modo di soggiornare nel suo appartamento Prati per alcuni giorni e mi sono trovata (website hidden) casa è situata in una bellissima zona, ben servita dai mezzi pubblici e a pochi passi dalle Mura Vaticane e dal "mercato" (se vi piace la frutta fresca). La metropolitana dista pochi metri dall'appartamento, per cui se non siete amanti delle lunghe passeggiate a piedi, è la soluzione che fa per voi.L'arredo dell'appartamento è nuovo e giovanile,molto pulito e ben attrezzato. Monica è molto disponibile e puntuale ma soprattutto amichevole e cordiale. "Ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo,mi sento di consigliarlo a chiunque volesse visitare Roma." Enjoy yourself


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