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I have been researching our family's genealogy for over 24 years now. I've lost so many loved-ones in the past 10 years, that I want to assure their names are permanently recorded in cyberspace. Who knows, perhaps 50 to 100 years from now, someone of my lineage will want to know about them as I am searching for those who've gone on before us.
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Mary Ann Loss
RE: Carey Perry
Hi there, Veterans Day is Tuesday. So, if he puts you off just a little bit, don't be surprised. And get all glowy on him and tell him how much I appreciated him helping us document all of Raleigh National Cemetery earlier this year. He likes to know they're doing a good job. And he's a retired Marine. Good luck. Mary Ann
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RE: Carey Perry
The number I have is 252/637-2912. And I worked with Dean Randgaard who was quite helpful. I enjoyed his can do attitude. Hope that helps, MA
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I have all the photos of the tombstones. I just have not had time to get them out there, so if there is someone you really want, just let me know.
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John Evans
RE: Oakdale Cemetery
I saw that and I am trying to figure out what cemetery that they are talking about. I know for sure they are not in the one in Wilmington. I wonder if it meant Oak Grove?
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Shaunta Johnson
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Hello Sandi Danielle. Smart G. Snow is my ancestor. I am interested in conversing with you. I have several questions that you maybe able to answer. I have been using ancestry.com and census records as well. It look as though you have tons of info to share. Hope to hear from you soon!!
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Mary Ann Loss
Carey Perry
Hi Sandi, Would you do me a favor and call the cemetery management to determine where Carey Perry is buried in Raleigh National Cemetery? We did a thorough scrub of this cemetery right before Memorial Day earlier this year and really thought we had caught all the burials. Thanks, Mary Ann
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R Sanders
Samuel Williams
Wow - I just happened upon the Roanoke Chapel baptist Church cemetery earlier today, and snapped quite a few pictures. I have several Williams graves, but didn't get Samuel's. I wish I'd seen this before I went, but I had no service in that area, and was unable to check here while I was on site. I live 3 hours away, but if I go back to the area before your request is fulfilled, I will claim it,myhey, and get the picture for you.
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Rita McKale
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Hi Sandi,
What exactly do you want me to add? There is already a link to Wilson's wife and a mention of his father James.
Rita in South Carolina
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It probably took you as long to send the three separate "old-style" SACs as it did to enter the data using the drop-down menus--and maybe longer. The additional benefit is that using those drop-down memories eliminates the possibilities of transcription errors in the spellings of birth and death places.
But the greatest advantage to you, the sender, is that for unresponsive memorial managers you no longer have to keep copies of your SACs, wait 30 days, then send them to Edit. After about 20 days the automated system accepts them automatically.
It is true that I have no way of verifying the accuracy of the info people send--but that has always been true. Anybody could cite such-and-such a record, but with their owwn bogus data inserted...if they were so inclined. But I assume that most people digging into Family History--and especially their own--are concerned about getting things right.
If some errors are made--as of course they ultimately will be--I also assume that in time some friend, family member, or other interested person will come along and correct the mistakes.
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I my name is Almetra found your information on Louis and Jane Alston Taylor, they are my gg-grand parents, my Grand Father is their son Cleveland Taylor. I to have been looking for information on my family for the last 20 or more years. Can we talk and share information. How,where,who are you on the family line. Thank for your time, almetra
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In the weeks since I was last here, Megan and Mollyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7793856.post-72358796301583051372014-09-06T22:03:00.002-07:002014-09-06T22:09:32.676-07:00September 6From the summer of 2006 until the early spring of 2011, we lived in a nondescript duplex on 8th Avenue that shared the block with some other nondescript duplexes and one notably terrifying exception that we referred to as Boo Radley's house. I didn't love the neighborhood, but it was mostly fine, and after we adopted Jack, I got to know it well, because Jack, being a terrier, needed a lot of Mollyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7793856.post-70411121683967690252014-08-28T21:16:00.003-07:002014-08-28T21:26:51.677-07:00And: FUDGESICLESI have a child who is about to be two years old. I have a lot of thoughts on the subject, but one thing I do not have a lot of thoughts about is a second birthday party. I could take it or leave it. 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And while I continue to dig my way out of the giant to-do list that accumulated in my absence, I wanted to quickly remind you: tonight, a crew of musicians is performing original music Mollyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7793856.post-27980454671273425612014-04-06T21:08:00.002-07:002014-04-06T22:16:50.133-07:00That word is eatJune has mastered a new word, and that word is eat. It's one of many things I like about her. Because Brandon works most nights, I get up with June most mornings. I have developed a condition that my friend Andrea calls Bionic Mom Hearing, so I sleep with earplugs and a pillow over my head. It's a sight I think you would enjoy. But she manages to wake me up anyway (MAAA! MAAA!), so I getMollyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7793856.post-65748322257397616232014-03-27T11:38:00.001-07:002014-05-21T21:09:26.820-07:00Book tour, housekeeping, and you will now have Hole songs stuck in your headMy publisher tells me that finished copies of Delancey, hot off the presses, are due to arrive in their offices early next week. (!) I have a lot of feelings about this, both of the excited and terrified varieties, because it means that the book will finally be done, donedoneDONE, but also that it's too late to change anything about it, make it better, or otherwise obsess over it. It means that Mollyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7793856.post-12012628958734257072014-03-21T20:14:00.003-07:002014-03-22T20:50:37.216-07:00Call it a mealWe have reached the point in winter, or spring, or whatever it is, when even I am tired of making, eating, and talking about soup. 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Roseville Police are asking for the public's help finding a parolee-at-large who is suspected of stealing several cars from a Roseville rental car agency over the weekend, and who eluded police during an extensive search near Roseville's Saugstad Park last night. He has a history of drug use and violent behavior toward police officers, and may be armed with a handgun.
Gary Lee Fowler, 43, has been staying near Saugstad Park. He's a white male, 5'9" tall and 160 pounds, with blond hair (he currently has a shaved head) and green eyes. He has numerous tattoos on both legs.
At 8:06 p.m. January 27, a car rental customer went to drop off keys at a car rental agency on North Sunrise Ave., and found that the key drop box had been broken into. He stood by to safeguard the remaining keys, and called police. Officers and rental agency employees responded. The employees checked the lot and confirmed that six of their vehicles were missing. Officers searched the area and found that a suspect had moved five of the rental vehicles to other parking lots in the area. They couldn't locate one of the stolen vehicles. They contacted a 31-year-old Citrus Heights woman near one of the stolen cars, and arrested her on suspicion of vehicle theft, possession of methamphetamine and other related charges. From video surveillance and other information gathered during the investigation, detectives identified Gary Lee Fowler as the other suspect. They also located the empty holster to a handgun, which leads officers to believe Fowler has a handgun. They began conducting surveillance and other activities in order to locate and arrest him.
At 7:45 p.m. last night (January 29), officers spotted the one remaining stolen vehicle being driven by a male in the area of Loretto Way and Quail Circle. They followed the vehicle, and the driver led them on a short pursuit, then dumped the vehicle on King Road, on the east side of Saugstad Park, and fled on foot. Numerous police officers from Roseville, Rocklin, Citrus Heights, CHP and Placer County converged on the area and searched the park, creekbed corridor and surrounding neighborhoods, with support from CHP's and Placer County Sheriff's helicopters. Despite a lengthy search, they were unable to locate the driver, whom officers believe was Gary Fowler.
We're asking that anyone who sees Fowler not try to approach or detain him, but do call 911 immediately. If you have information about his whereabouts, call Roseville Crime Stoppers at (916)783-STOP, or submit a crime tip online by visiting the Roseville Police Department's website at www.roseville.ca.us/police, and selecting "submit a tip" from the menu on the left. You can also text a tip to "CRIMES" (274637), starting your text with the word "ROSEVILLE."
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Have It Your Way28 Mar, 2013 By: Heather Livingston
Tech Trends: Mass-customization depends on parametric modeling to deliver made-to-order goods in less time and at less cost than one might have ever imagined.
Customization is as old as craft itself, but for quite some time customized products have been out of reach for most. Until recently, custom often meant handcrafted — and the more intricate the work, the higher the cost. That expense has limited the number of buyers who could purchase unique designs.
In architecture and manufacturing, the most significant drawback of customization has been lengthy product delivery times. When low cost trumps aesthetics, customization too frequently has meant bid-losing delays.
Today, however, parametric modeling is changing that paradigm rapidly. In the design, manufacturing, and retailing industries, customers now expect — and receive — individualized products in record time, for minimal extra cost. "Digital design tools are fundamentally reshaping how products are designed, and this has implications for all manufactured products in all countries," believes Stephen Ezell, a senior analyst with the Washington, D.C.–based Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF).
Parametric modeling is CAD technology that uses parameters, or rules, to drive a design's geometry. If, for example, a user changes a dimension, the model size adjusts automatically according to the specified relations or constraints, also captured in the model.
When United Space Alliance, the prime contractor for NASA's Space Shuttle Program, needed to remodel its launch control rooms, it turned to Evans Consoles. Using basic consoles as starting points, they designed five different engineered-to-order custom consoles to house NASA equipment throughout the room. Image courtesy of Evans Consoles
Parametrics and engineered-to-order (ETO) methods have been around a while, says Grant Rochelle, senior director, Manufacturing Industry Marketing, Autodesk, but in this new paradigm, the manufacturer configures the software with the parameters that drive design and costing. That tool can then be used by the manufacturer as an in-house aid for ETO products or by customers who use it to design their own items that the company then manufactures.
"Our technology [takes] the power of configurable 3D models off the CAD desktop, where they're only accessible to designers, and extends it into the enterprise," Rochelle explains. "Immensely powerful capabilities [that] are in the background can be intuitively driven by non–CAD design experts, i.e., application engineers, salespeople, or even actual customers if the service is further exposed through web sites."
From Chocolates to Cabinets
Mass customization of retail products has been gaining traction in recent years. Dell was in the vanguard of this trend when it first offered custom computers. Nike and Reebok have had tremendous success with personalized shoe design. Following the lead of M&Ms, which customers can order with custom color combinations and imprinting, food manufacturers are getting in the game too: Customized cereal is available from Cerealize, nutrition bars from Element, and chocolate from Chocomize. Even mass-production furniture makers are seizing the trend.
Customized computers and candies are relatively simple to produce, with customers selecting from a fairly straightforward range of options. But mass-produced yet still custom-designed shoes and furniture require more complex technology. For example, Reebok offers more than 25 color and style options for its customizable shoes, and each variable the customer selects is instantly reflected in a 3D rendering of the product. Although this is more complicated than specifying the simple style, color, and size choices of traditional e-commerce, parametrics provides manufacturing clients such as Reebok with technology that nontechnical customers can easily understand and use to create a personal design.
Edward Hale is a custom cabinetmaker with a Master's degree in industrial design and a vision for customized furniture. While employed as a furniture designer, he discovered that furnishings are most beneficial to clients when designed for a particular space and use. Unfortunately, he says, custom cabinetry is not an option for most people due to cost, so customers are left to choose from off-the-shelf options that are merely adequate in terms of price and fit.
To provide custom furniture to a broader base, Hale started a company called Frame and Panel that soon will provide furniture that can be configured to fit the purchaser's needs.
Frame and Panel
This video illustrates how customers can soon use online tools to easily customize a Frame and Panel bookcase:
"With Frame and Panel, my goal was to afford customers a quality, scalable product that was reasonably priced," Hale explains. "It was also my intention that the customizing process helps to establish a relationship between the customer and their furniture that carries over into their home."
An example of Hale's adaptable cabinetry is a bookcase that can be sized to fit a given space. Using an online parametric modeling–based tool, customers not only will be able to change details such as color and shelf quantity, but also directly "push and pull" the model to the desired size, and then order it as configured. Finally, the customized components are shipped to the customer for easy assembly.
Hale believes that Frame and Panel would not be feasible without parametric modeling. "Parametric modeling is essential because of how it engages the consumer," he says. "I believe that specifying their design requirements through an interactive interface creates an experience that is much more fulfilling than simply filling out text fields or checking boxes; the consumer is drawn into the design process and can develop a true sense of ownership over their design. Moreover, fully parametric modeling takes the idea of customization to its natural conclusion, providing the customer the opportunity to see different configurations and sizes in real time."
The capabilities yielded by parametric modeling will make businesses more adaptive while also decreasing production time, says Hale. Additionally, he believes, "it will streamline the ordering-to-production process, outputting orders to specific lists of standard components and custom part cut lists."
Tapping into parametric modeling–based technology, the Frame and Panel web site will allow customers to specify the exact size and finishes they want in the furniture they order.
Embedded Intelligence
This game-changing shift also is taking place in industrial manufacturing, where a degree of customization has long been the norm in product design. These days, however, manufacturers are using parametrics to optimize in-house design of ETO products and enhance their customers' bottom lines by reducing delivery time and cost.
Sabre Building Systems by CellXion designs and manufactures shelters, building systems, and mobile disaster-recovery products. Lukasz Drozdz, engineering intern and CAD development director, says that although the company has been using customization in its manufacturing process from the beginning, it now uses Autodesk Inventor and Autodesk Inventor Engineer-to-Order (Inventor ETO) to automate drafting and design. These technologies have allowed them to cut drafting time on new projects from two days to 15 minutes, which helps them to submit — and win — more bids.
"Converting engineering rules to code gives us better control over design and minimizes design mistakes," says Drozdz. "We are able to produce drawings much quicker and respond to customers faster — ultimately gaining more business."
Manufacturers are looking for three solutions from parametric modeling, says Autodesk's Rochelle. They want to be able to respond to bids very quickly, present visually compelling renderings, and improve their bid-to-win ratio.
Autodesk customer Evans Consoles uses Inventor ETO to design technical furnishings for operations such as NASA's Mission Control room and air traffic control towers. According to Rochelle, Evans clients can customize furnishings via an easy-to-use web form, "but then in the background, our technology is building 3D solid models based on rules that say you can have something this long, but not that long," he explains. The design intelligence that comes from years of product design and manufacturing is embedded into the rules-based modeling program to minimize errors and ensure safety.
"Once you can scale [the ETO system] and build it out in such a way that anyone can access it, you can really start to unleash the potential on the manufacturing side," says Rochelle. "Mass customization is a great enabler. … If I can keep 80 to 90% of what 1,000 customers need to be the same, and then highly customize the last 10% in a way that's efficient for me, it works for me, and you get exactly what you need."
Using Autodesk Inventor ETO, a client can specify a customized conveyor belt and the program will determine the correct length, width, and number of rollers based on embedded intelligence.
Another program that offers ETO technology is DriveWorks for SolidWorks. The program can be used locally or on the web to configure custom designs and is offered in three different versions. With it, users can generate manufacturing drawings, 3D models, and sales documents. The programs are specifically designed for companies that design products that are "the same, but different." DriveWorks Xpress is included in SolidWorks, a reflection of the market demand for design automation.
DriveWorks for SolidWorks lets manufacturers capture and reuse information and use rules to specify, design, and engineer to order. These images show an ETO online browser used to design a sofa (top) and a trailer. Users can change size, color, and other details for each order.
Despite its promise, mass customization won't be the savior of the lagging U.S. manufacturing industry, believes Ezell of ITIF, but it will make it feasible to manufacture at scale while simultaneously responding to unique customer requirements. It has an important role in shaping the future of manufacturing, he says, but it won't be the "singular catalyst" to revive the market.
Consumers Benefit, Too
It will, however, be a boon for consumers. Personalization of products will deliver benefits that are both functional (for example, prosthetics) and aesthetic (for example, a customized car), says Ezell. "While certainly companies will charge a premium for such customization, because it's mass customization, such personalization should be broadly affordable to consumers."
Hale concurs: "Mass customization will definitely play a huge role in the future of product design. … It will be very interesting to see what happens as technology advances and consumers become increasingly capable and shift more into the designer role."
About the Author: Heather Livingston
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A house fire on the Eastside that sent a man to the hospital in critical condition is being investigated as arson, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
Police said three people were inside the Spearing Street home when the fire started about 4 a.m. One man was taken to the hospital in critical condition. The other two people were hospitalized for minor injuries.
The man who rented the home said he's looking for a new place to live, because the home was destroyed.
"I'm very fortunate that I woke up and was able to get everyone out in time," said tenant John Kenney. "When I finally went out the window, the whole front window was engulfed in flames."
JSO said they aren't sure how the fire started, but are looking at arson as a possible cause.
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by: Pam Eubanks | Managing Editor
EAST COUNTY — Steve Hensell's eyes twinkle as he peers across the table at his granddaughter, Rozlyn Sigular, who is sitting on her grandmother's lap.
The 3-year-old's grin only grows larger when her grandmother points to Hensell and asks her to identify the 6-foot, 4-inch, 335-pound man with sandy blond hair and a wiry white beard, who sits before her.
"That's Santa," she says, smiling.
Hensell's wife, Wendy, prods again: "Who else is it?"
"Papa!" Rozlyn says, perking up and then pushing her head into her grandmother's shoulder.
Hensell grins as his 1-year-old grandson crawls into his lap.
The military veteran and former mechanic has become an icon of holiday cheer at Manatee County public schools, where he volunteers as Santa each year. Dressed in his crimson red suit, hat and leather boots, Hensell placed children from Lakewood Ranch High School's Mini Mustangs program upon his knee Dec. 13, for a holiday breakfast and pictures with Santa.
This week Hensell is continuing to visit Easty County schools, including Bashaw, Freedom, Gullett and Willis.
"I love the kids," he says. "I love the surprise on their faces."
Hensell, who works full time in the Manatee County School District paint department, began volunteering as Santa for Manatee County schools when his now 30-year-old son was a student at Prine Elementary more than 20 years ago.
"I started there (and then started going to other schools)," Hensell says. "I would take vacation days the first few years to (go) and be Santa (at school events)."
Former School Board member Walter Miller and former Superintendent Roger Dearing, however, allowed Hensell to take up — and expand — his Santa duties with support from the district, starting about 15 years ago. Hensell, who has been making rounds to Manatee's elementary schools in his Santa suit and boots since then, also makes sure to make time for other child-focused organizations and events that require Santa's presence.
Wendy Hensell begins scheduling her husband's Santa visits to Manatee County elementary schools in October, to ensure he can visit between 18 to 24 schools each year.
"We've worked on it," Wendy Hensell says. "It's a Santa science."
On a given year, Hensell now sees more than 30,000 children, through his visits to schools, community events and his work as Santa for the Florida Railroad Museum's "North Pole Express" events.
At each event, he makes mental checklists of what gifts each child requests.
He also fields questions such as, "How old are you?" and "What's your favorite kind of cookie?" with quick-witted answers: "Six-hundred or more," "I can't remember" and "I love them all; I'll never turn down a cookie."
"He's the best Santa ever," Wendy Hensell says, adding she's speaking without bias. ""Really, he is the perfect Santa."
Hensell smiles, adding he's naturally a gracious and loving person, but that anyone can assume the role of St. Nick.
"It's in everybody," he says.
But Hensell's dedication to his alter ego reaches beyond the holiday season. Santa sightings continue year-round. Nearly wherever Hensell goes, mothers tote their children, with mouths gaping open and eyes wide, to Hensell's side for a quick visit with the man who must be Santa.
"I just assume the role," he says.
Hensell's eyes twinkle.
Does the role ever get old?
"Lord, no," he says, before letting out a "ho, ho, ho."
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According to the Corrections Department, Kathyrn Lopez tried to smuggle drugs in the mail to her boyfriend, inmate Ricardo Sisneros. Authorities discovered the operation after hearing code words used in a phone call between Sisneros and his mother.
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Guards found the drugs hidden in letters delivered in June.
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Potential risk factors associated with human encephalitis: application of canonical correlation analysis
1 Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics, McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada
2 Pathology and Molecular Medicine, McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada
3 Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada
4 Family and Community Medicine, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada
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BMC Medical Research Methodology 2011, 11:120 doi:10.1186/1471-2288-11-120Published: 22 August 2011
Infection of the CNS is considered to be the major cause of encephalitis and more than 100 different pathogens have been recognized as causative agents. Despite being identified worldwide as an important public health concern, studies on encephalitis are very few and often focus on particular types (with respect to causative agents) of encephalitis (e.g. West Nile, Japanese, etc.). Moreover, a number of other infectious and non-infectious conditions present with similar symptoms, and distinguishing encephalitis from other disguising conditions continues to a challenging task.
We used canonical correlation analysis (CCA) to assess associations between set of exposure variable and set of symptom and diagnostic variables in human encephalitis. Data consists of 208 confirmed cases of encephalitis from a prospective multicenter study conducted in the United Kingdom. We used a covariance matrix based on Gini's measure of similarity and used permutation based approaches to test significance of canonical variates.
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There is no standard laboratory diagnostic strategy for investigation of encephalitis and even experienced physicians are often uncertain about the cause, appropriate therapy and prognosis of encephalitis. Exploration of human encephalitis data using advanced multivariate statistical modelling approaches that can capture the inherent complexity in the data is, therefore, crucial in understanding the causes of human encephalitis. Moreover, application of multivariate exploratory techniques will generate clinically important hypotheses and offer useful insight into the number and nature of variables worthy of further consideration in a confirmatory statistical analysis.


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Excellent staff, restaurant very reasonably priced, good bus link to city centre
chalet very small, very tired, very cold at night, and very very unclean - cobwebs everywhere.
Pathways guided by green and tiny cute bungalows with little front yards. And yes the swimming pool is impressive too. The bar was impressive , big, you can get any drink and of course a warm bunch of receptionists and waiters. It was a huge experience, I am going again with my friends, its a fun place.
Bungalows were a bit too small but well you don't need to stay inside for the whole day, because there is a lot to see outside.
The staff, food and the new cabins are excellent. We were really impressed with everything about our vacation. Planning on returning for future vacations to Italy.
The missing section of the walkway from the bus stop and supermarket across the street.
Wi-fi is very poor. After midnight, only way to get there is by taxi.
Rooms where nice staff where friendly
No tv or kettle in the room and was difficult to find and at the time I was staying the bus stop outside the complex was out of action
New new cabins they have put in are amazing. I was with my parents who are used to many star hotels.. They were really impressed with the cleanliness, location and excellent facilities; restaurant, bar, small supermarket + laundry. The reception staff were really helpful and kind. Not just a campsite for young travel groups and school groups. Thanks again, well be back and recommend to others!
Value for money, peaceful place to stay, well managed, different experience than a conventional hotel
distance from city center and difficulty in crossing the road to reach the camping village due to broken bridge
The price
The showers were cold
The staffs are very nice. The restaurant Ciao Bella is excellent. Though the bungalow is a little bit small for three people but everything is clean.
The village is too far from the center of Rome and it's dangerous to cross the street outside. wifi is poor.
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Internet connectivity which was promised not up to the mark.
Central value for money good service from staff polite helpful security knowledge of staff excellent bus service
bridge to Camping village had collapsed, had to walk 1km back along the road ( extremely busy road) and walk down the other end. Establishment should have told visitors as it was extremely hair raising trying to negotiate crossing the road
We stayed in chalet and we liked it. Easy check in process. Excellent facilities that help the tourists to see Rome easily. Very helpful staff at reception. Safe car parking. Overall a pleasant experience.
Limited size to move around in the chalet. No Wifi signal in our chalet.
i like the place and if i will come back again to Rome i will stay there again
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I didn't appreciate anything, dirty, a lot of noise, not secured, nights were so cold
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One day the shuttle bus didn't turn up at the expected time which caused us some concern because we needed to catch a taxi to an appointment.
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Evrything staff , surrounding , cummuting It was good in all way , New bunglow was amazing near to enty point so good for new parents with baby so you do not have to walk long to go to your room:)
Foot over bridge connecting to super sotre was not working on our visit which was 30th sep 14 but i am sure it must have been fixed now"
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Facilities, staff, pool, natuer, easy access to Rome
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Good location for getting into the city, pool good for the kids
We were travelling with our children and were placed in a chalet right near the Top Deck party tent....there on a Saturday night so a lot of noise until very late....the rules say quiet after 11pm but this was not enforced...
-Friendly staff -Clean rooms -Nice place -5 minutes with bus to Metro station
The only one problem is the connection with the town 00:00-5:00. There are many buses all night in Rome but not to Camping.
Friendly staff.(Multilingual) Scenery good. Cabins clean. Grounds well kept. Close to Coop and shops. On Bus Route to town. Good experience. Will recommend.
Our stay was way too short.
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