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Great place to stay in Rome
My husband and I stayed at the Welrome hotel for three nights, and had a wonderful time. The room is nice enough -- small, as you would expect in Rome, but comfortable with a large opening window and a small table and chairs in addition to the king sized bed. The best thing about the hotel is Mary and Carlo, who are more helpful than you can imagine. They directed us to an inexpensive place to eat (that we could NEVER find on our own!), to the best gelato, to the best places to visit, etc., and gave us tips on timing to best beat the crowds. We also learned the history of places in Rome and were directed to some churches with wonderful art and sculptures that we may not have visited otherwise. The location is very convenient, close to the train station, metro, buses, and within walking distance
of most main attractions. There is a grocery store nearby, as well as
numerous internet cafes. We would definitely stay here again, and would recommend this hotel to others. Word is getting out, and you need to book early!
Welrome - Hidden Gem!
We did not know what to expect with this hotel selection. Our search for a great hotel at a reasonable price in Rome seemed impossible but we decided to go for it based on reviews here.
The hotel is located very close to Terimni Station (about 6 blocks). Mary and Carlo were wonderful and helpful and encouraged us to save money by going to the supermarket a few blocks away. Our hotel room had a little dorm size fridge and we took full advantage by stocking up on bottled water and snacks.
The room was so clean it was shocking! The bathroom was at least twice the size of the bathrooms in the other hotels we stayed at in Italy. We were afraid the street noise would be a problem, but there were two shutters and the window to block out everything. The in-room air-conditioner/heater can be programmed.
Mary and Carlos helped us book museum reservations (Borghese Gallery) and ask for information (Roman Forums), in Italian.
Their concern doesn't stop the moment you check out either. We had left some items in our room. Mary, knowing we were airport bound using the Leonardo DaVinci train, bagged the items, found the train, track and carriage we were in...to return the items.
We were left speechless.
I would recommend this hotel for the mere fact that the owners want you to have an enjoyable stay in Rome.
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�Mi hermana estuvo en el Welrome a principios de agosto y se lo pas� en grande! El hotel est� bien situado, s�lo a pocos minutos de la estaci�n de trenes de Termini, y es limpio y moderno. El ba�o es moderno y la habitaci�n tiene aire acondicionado. Tambi�n hay una nevera en la habitaci�n, lo cual fue muy adecuado (�adem�s hay un supermercado o dos minutos de ah� para poder llenar la nevera!) Hay much�simos bares y cafeter�as cerca de ah� por lo que no supuso ning�n problema el hecho de que no hubiera desayuno. La gente que dirige el hotel es maravillosa, amable y muy atenta. En resumen disfrutamos cada momento de nuestra estancia en el Welrome. Natalie, Londres.
Maravillosa estancia, gran sitio, personal atento
Las habitaciones son espaciosas y limpias. Mary y Carlo estaban disponibles para darte sugerencias sobre los sitios de inter�s y d�nde ir. Al final de un largo d�a por Roma resultaba agradable volver a un entorno tan acogedor y atractivo. Recomendar� el Welrome a cualquiera que visite Roma.
Great hospitality
We enjoyed our stay at Welrome very much. Mary and Carlo were excellent hosts. Both have very good command of English. They offered advice on places to see, places to eat and how to get there. Mary and Carlo were very friendly and caring to two strangers.Welrome (short for Welcome to Rome) is close to Termini station, supermarkets, historical sights and transport, both train and buses. The room was quiet, even though it was facing the street. It was clean and large enough for a comfortable stay and suited our budget. We would definitely go there again. An added bonus is the restaurant Volpi de Molises next door, which is open late. It was wonderful to come to very good food and just relax after a long day of sight seeing. There were regular locals having dinner or drinks.
Mike and Marie, Melbourne Australia
Wonderful Stay, great location, helpful staff
The rooms are spacious and clean. Mary and Carlo were always on hand to give great cost-saving advice on sightseeing, eating and travel. At the end of a long day around Rome, it was nice to come back to such a friendly and inviting environment. I will recommend Welrome to anyone visiting Rome.
An Admirable Hotel
The hotel is well situated near to the termini, it is clean, the rooms are en suite, is comfortable and has a fridge and safe in each bedroom.
Carlo and Mary who run the hotel speak perfect English and are kind and helpful; they are both a veritable encyclopaedia of knowledge, be it places to visit or dine at or even which bus to catch.
My wife and I used the hotel as a base to explore Italy, the location close to the termini was ideal for this, I think that Carlo and Mary were slightly taken aback by the vast distances that we travelled (although they were far too polite to say so), for example on one day of our holiday we caught a train to Naples, local train to Sorrento, bus all the way around the Amalfi Coast to Salerno, where we caught a train back to Rome and still we had time to have dinner in one of the nice Restaurants recommended by Carlo and Mary
Welrome - home away from home, hidden gem!
In a sea of merely good hotels, Welrome absolutely stands out as a GREAT hotel for one MAJOR reason: it's proprietors. Mary and Carlo run tiny Welrome hotel with so much care and give you so much attention you might think you paid a fortune to book your room. Or to the contrary, you might think you paid nothing since you're staying with family. They are extremely helpful and were almost like doting parents - our favorite part of the stay was their tips on where to go and what to avoid, how to get there, where to eat, and pretty much anything else you'd care to know. Ok, now on to the hotel itself:
- Somehow, it felt like home
- Excellent, helpful, courteous, almost doting staff (did I mention this already?)
- Very clean rooms
- Double-pane soundproof windows and locking shutters to completely drown out sound
- Air conditioning
- Bathroom well-appointed with hair dryer, soap, shampoo
- Key-operated safe for your valuables
- Small refrigerator
- Dining table and 2 chairs
- If you're from the U.S., there are 110V outlet in the bathroom for your own hair dryer or shaver
- No noise from outside or neighboring rooms
- Hair dryer did not work too well
I've kept this as objective as possible and yet I cannot think of any cons or anything that bothered us (it is entirely likely that the good things never made us notice). Overall it was undoubtedly a great experience -- you want to book in advance (I think they have only 4 rooms).
Lovely hotel!
My sister stayed at the Welrome at the beginning of August and had a lovely time ! The hotel is well situated, only a few minutes from the Termini train station, and is clean and modern = modern en suite bathroom and air conditioning.
There was also a 'fridge in the room, which was very convenient (plus there's a supermarket 2 minutes away to stock up the fridge!). There are loads of coffee bars in the vicinity so it didn't really matter that breakfast was not provided.
The people who run the hotel are wonderful - friendly and very helpful.
All in all we thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Welrome.
Natalie, London
Home in Rome!
This sums up our feelings about the wonderful Welrome Hotel. Its proprietors, Mary and Carlo, dedicated themselves to every last detail to make our stay in Rome comfortable, enjoyable, and rewarding. They explained that the "Wel" in the name of their hotel stands for "Welcome", and they spare no effort in realizing the promise of that name for their guests.
We quickly came to regard them not as proprietors but as fairy godparents or at least a favorite aunt and uncle--parting with them truly had a feeling of family separation. Any request we made regarding directions, restaurants, places of interest, etc. was immediately met with copious advice, maps, brochures, handwritten notes, phone calls--whatever it would take to provide the maximum security and enjoyment of the experience in question. It is hard to stop praising this loveable couple. The hotel itself was admirably suited to our needs (a retired professional couple traveling with their adult son). It is small, modest, perfectly located, nicely decorated, has good beds and AC, and pleasant window views of a small street active with pedestrians but little motor traffic during the day and quiet at night. The Welrome will be our first choice for any future visit to Rome.
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Yes, I have travelled by air many times .
I never travel by air ......
Well, unfortunately, I have never flown on a plane but my aunt and uncle have done recently. They said it was one of the most stunning experiences in their entire life so I cannot wait to try out. But there is one point, I'm a bit scared of flights because in Russia we had two huge catastrophies that took place in the end of 2k15 and it made a bad impression. Nevertheless, I'd like to travel by plane one day and I hope it will be completely safe :D
so lucky you are :))
I did. I travelled to a lot of places. China, Japan, Korea, Malaysia. But the longest trip i had was from Singapore to America. I hope one day i can travel to England.
i've traveled to bangkok,singapore, and sydney.
I traveled to Singapore in 2014. That was the first time I had gone abroad. That was extremely amazing. Singapore is clean and modern. The people there are very friendly. When I asked the direction, they helped enthusiastically. I have not gone abroad since then. I hope to visit Australia one day.
My parents work in a fly compagny, so I like to travel in the world. I like to go to New-Yor !
i want to travel to Japan and Paris someday
Yes, I have.. I traveled to Russia.
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At airports you usually see 'duty free' shops. They sell things like perfume, chocolates, drinks and luxury items and you pay a bit less because you don't have to pay as much tax.
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I never traveled by plane but i want it
i have never traveled by plane! This is so boring
I have never flyed a plane bit i fly in the sky in My dreams every night. I am half goose half human. <3
Hi darthwade01! Like you,I am a new member.I am Giang.Nice to meet you.
I love traveling by plane
I had travel to Singapore when I was 12 years old.
It was the first time I had travelled by air...it was excited and I love the feeling when the plane take off to the sky :)
I love fly to many many country around the world.
I love flying to many many countries around the world.
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Thanks for your comments on the site, but please don't correct comments from other users. Everyone is here to learn English and we all make mistakes when we're learning. It's fine to make mistakes and we don't correct the comments on the site.
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My fly most long is of the
1-Aeropuerto internacional Barajas Madrid to Aeropuerto internacional El dorado in Bogota.colombia(that fly i have when im are a baby , in this moment i born in barcelona.Spain... I live in colombia aalll my life)
2-Aeropuerto internacional ElDorado Bogota.Colombia to Aeropuerto
Internacional Quito Ecuador (december 2014)
Hi JoanWinter,
Would you be able to write these airports in English? Then everyone using this site will be able to read them! Thanks,
Tina (LearnEnglish Teen Team)


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Overall, metro economies are expected to grow 1.8% in 2012, slightly trailing the nation. Last year, metro economies expanded at a 1.6% rate. IHS prepared the report for the U.S. Conference of Mayors.
The energy sector is also expected to boost the economies of Odessa, Texas, and Bismarck, N.D., which are projected to grow 9.7% and 7.3% respectively. Their employment gain forecasts are also among the highest at 7.2% and 4.1%.
Meanwhile, the resurgent manufacturing sector is projected to boost the economies of two Indiana metro areas, Columbus and Elkhart-Goshen, which should grow 7.4% and 7.3% respectively. Employment is expected to grow 6.9% and 6.8%. Columbus should benefit from continued focus on advanced manufacturing, while Elkhart-Goshen is expanding its recreational vehicle production.
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Frances Hope Petty, 101, of Covenant Village, Gastonia and formerly of Bowling Green, South Carolina, passed away on Sunday, March 13, 2011 with her loving family by her side. She was born in the Hickory Grove Section of Gaston County and was the daughter of the late Harry Lattimore and Annie Clemmer Hope.
Mrs. Petty retired from McLurd and Babington Insurance Company, Gastonia. She was a member of Bowling Green Presbyterian Church where she was a member of Circle # 1, served as the Treasurer of the Circle for over 50 years, served as President of Ladies Sunday School Class, Chairperson of Circle # 1, Treasurer of Bethel Presbytery, Typist for the Church Historian 1940-1989, Treasurer of Sunday School Class, Co-Chairperson of Women of the Church, member of the Bereavement Committee, Treasurer of Women of the Church, Recipient of Honorary Life Membership Award, Chairperson of the Women of the Church, Treasurer of the Ladies Auxiliary, Secretary of the Women of the Church, Secretary/Treasurer of the 50's Plus Club.
The family wants to give a very special thanks to Dr. Ronald Digby and Staff and Covenant Village and Staff for their love and care given to our "Aunt Frances."
Mrs. Petty is survived by her brother-in-law, James T. Ormand, Sr. of Gastonia; Nieces and Nephews: James T. Ormand, Jr. and wife Barbara of Gastonia, Hope Ormand Walsh of Charlotte, Frances Ormand McSwain and husband T. Cary of Blythewood, South Carolina, Debra Frye Ormand (wife of
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Tennis Champ Serena Williams Chasing New Dream: Fingernail Artistry
Serena and her classmates
Nail school students aspire to paint the fingernails of international celebrities. But at the Palm Beach Nail School, those students are liable to spot a celebrity in the next desk. Serena Williams, who lives with her family in Palm Beach Gardens, is devoting part of her tennis offseason to studying at the school, on South Military Trail in West Palm.
On her celebrity blog page at GlobalGrind, Williams gushes like a kindergartner:
Today was my first day and boy was I excited! When I got there, they immediately had us do pedicures on each other. I wanted to make sure I did it just the way the real salons do it, so I began with asking the girl if she wanted any water to drink. I was so relieved when she said no, because honestly, I didn't have any to give her.
The post has pictures of Williams wearing scrubs and mingling with students in the bland environs of the nail school's classroom.
We'll see if her enthusiasm lasts. So far, Serena's got 3.5 hours done. And 236.5 left till graduation. "Don't be surprised if you hear about a part time job I've picked up at a local nail salon," chirps Williams. Sorry, but I will be surprised.
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Dec 30, 2004: The last matches of the calendar year in New Zealand cricket should have been the time when the record books were being sought for relevant happenings in cricket's calendar year
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Aug 26, 2003: Chris Cairns has provided the most encouraging news for New Zealand cricket interests in England in the last few weeks
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Jul 15, 2003: No great surprises have occurred in the naming of players contracted to the six major associations for next summer
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The match itself was organised to help trial a set of modified rules in game conditions to see how those with various disabilities would adapt.
The match was played in front of a small but vocal crowd and included onlookers such as Rugby League International Federation (RLIF) Development Officer Tas Baiteri and various coaching staff from the Cabramatta Blues Rugby League Club. The day proved a success and provided a thrilling match with the score ending in a 24-all draw.
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I got a last minute flight to go again in august just to satisfy my curiosity as to how things were progressing. I visited the showhouse which was very impressive. I had visited a polaris world dev the day before and the spec of our home was by far superior. There was also a model of how the developement was going to look - again very impressive, however, some of the phases had been cancelled due to not being sold and apparently, the construction of the whole thing was going to take another 5 to 7 years! I dont recall iap mentioning that! Apart from the main road, the rest were dirt, only the first hole of the golf course was being worked on and my phase, due for completion, was just a shell. I was also told that holes 10 to 18 were possibly not going to be built. I can't see how we will rent out our properties if there is continuing building work, there is no club house, shops, spa, etc.
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Green Bay Packers safety Nick Collins is not participating in the team's off-season conditioning program, but it's unclear whether it's a protest over a lack of negotiations on a new contract extension.
According to a source familiar with the situation, Collins is home in Florida with his wife, waiting for the birth of their third child. The club is aware why he is not there. Collins is expected to report for the off-season conditioning workouts after his child is born.
However, Collins and his agent have been frustrated by a lack of interest on the Packers' part to negotiate a contract extension and it's possible Collins will take his time before reporting to the workouts. During the team's Fan Fest last week, Collins said he intended to take part in the off-season conditioning program so that he could begin learning the 3-4 system.
The Packers have put Collins, whose contract expires after this season, on hold, setting the re-signing of receiver Greg Jennings as a higher priority. It appears the Packers have put at least two other players ahead of Collins on the list of those whose contracdts need to be addressed. More than likely one of them is cornerback Tramon Williams.
The Packers are probably holding off on extending Collins for two reasons: Safety is a critical position in the 3-4 defense and they want to see if he's capable of being the guy who sets coverages before the snap of the ball, and it would be cheaper to franchise a safety than just about any other player if they can't get a deal done to their safisfication.
The franchise number this year for a wide receiver (Jennings) is $9.8 million. For a linebacker (Aaron Kampman) it's $8.3 million. For a safety, it's $6.34 million.
So it would be much easier for the Packers to wait on Collins, and if it can't get a deal done, put the franchise tag on him. If he makes the Pro Bowl for a second straight year, the franchise tag would probably prevent the Packers from having to pay him a hugh contract.
If next season is an uncapped year, Collins would not be eligible for unrestricted free agency because the requirement goes from four years in the league to six years. He would not be eligible for unrestricted free agency until 2011.
It remains to be seen when Collins reports, but it appears he will be there. The workouts are not mandatory and because Collins does not have a workout bonus this season, there's not a lot of incentive for him to be there other than to learn the new defensive system.
Due to an escalator in his contract, Collins' salary this season jumped from $545,000 to $3.045 million. It is the fifth and final year of a five-year deal he signed when he was drafted in the second round in 2005.
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Peach trees are drowning in Holly Hill, mildewed squash has been plowed under in Conway, and melons have been ruined on Johns Island.
Following two years of drought, South Carolina farmers got something arguably worse this year — far too much rain, with some areas seeing a year's worth by August.
"It's been too much water at one time, that's what it is," said Joseph Fields, of Fields Farms on Johns Island. "We lost a lot of stuff — watermelon, cantaloupe, tomatoes."
At local farmers' markets brimming with South Carolina peaches, butter beans, heirloom tomatoes and much more, it's hard to tell that anything has gone wrong back on the farm. But supplies of locally grown fruit and vegetables have taken a hard hit, and price increases are expected to follow.
"Restaurants and people who would be buying at the local level have to go farther and are paying more," said Mark Arena, lead Clemson Cooperative Extension agent for Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester counties.
Some farmers missed planting opportunities because fields were too muddy to work. Farming chemicals washed off plants, roots grew shallow, and diseases flourished.
Some areas were hit by the deluge harder than others, but few were spared. This time last year the Greenville area had seen about 21 inches of rain. This year more than 47 inches have fallen so far at the airport, where it's measured.
At the other end of the state, not far from Myrtle Beach, Darel Watts said it's been a struggle at Sugarfoot Organic Farms in Conway.
"Planting was late, and then when we would have a window, it just rained after that and drowned seedlings," he said. "And once we got things growing it was hard to cultivate, and then we got disease."
"My mom has been on this property since she was 16, and she's 71, and she said it's the wettest she's ever seen," Watts said. "When there's a drought, I can irrigate, but I can't wring it dry."
Arena, the extension agent, said cotton production is down 20 to 30 percent and the crops are suffering from a fungus called Target Spot. He said moisture-loving powdery mildew and downy mildew have been attacking tomatoes and members of the cucurbit family, which includes melons, squashes and cucumbers.
South Carolina is a top-producing U.S. state for watermelons, cantaloupes, cucumbers and tomatoes, as well as peaches, peanuts, tobacco and pecans.
"If we could get a two-week respite it would give a lot of stuff a chance to perk up and do better," Arena said.
Some farms escaped the worst of the damage due to particular soil conditions.
"There are isolated pockets, like on Johns Island, where they have good drainage conditions because of the sandy loam soil," Arena said.
Wadmalaw farmer James Brown said conditions haven't been terrible, but they haven't been good.
Kenneth "Skinny" Melton at Lowland Farms on Johns Island said sweet corn has done well, but overall conditions have been difficult.
"It's been kind of tough with the rain, but we've been making do," he said. "We didn't have to plow anything under, but we just didn't get as much."
Near Holly Hill, Elliott Shuler said the heavy rains have caused problems for his peach farm.
"I'm actually going to lose some trees to the wet weather," he said. "They are 9 or 10 years old, and I hoped to get another three or four years out of them."
Too much rain is bad for peaches, even when the trees survive, Shuler said.
"It hurts the flavor, for one thing, and causes spots on them," he said.
And while consumers might focus on the quality and price of regionally grown fruit and vegetables, cash crops also have been suffering.
"The cotton has very shallow roots because of the rain," said Eddie Wells, state statistician for the USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service. "The tobacco leaves are lighter than usual."
"All these crops need sunshine right now," he said. "We're about halfway through the season for some of these crops, and (farmers) are facing some decisions they don't usually have to make."
The rains did let up going into August, giving farmers a chance to survey their damaged crops and fields and decide their next step.
"I'm able to work now," said Watts, in Conway. "It's just that there are weeds chest-high that I wasn't able to deal with."
"I'm having to make decisions about what to just get rid of and start over," he said. "There's still time for some replanting, and I have to think about fall and winter."


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Can anyone help me, My Greatgrand Pa and Ma were Joseph J( 39 yrs and Matilda Whittaker 37yrs, Joseph was a mason employed Penryn, Cornwall. Matilda formaly Odgers, had 4 Children, From 1891 census
Sarah 11yrs, Ada8 yrs, Ethel and Joshey J 3 yrs I think twins.Ada married a William Henry Crocker my Grandfather whom had two boys Edward 1914 & Reganald 1920 my father. welcome any imformation, Ian Crocker
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Free continental breakfast is served each morning from 7 AM to 9 AM.
All of Magnuson Hotel St Robert-Ft Leonard Wood's 44 air-conditioned rooms provide microwaves, refrigerators, and free local calls. Guests can expect free WiFi and 32-inch LED TVs with satellite channels. Bathrooms have hair dryers and free toiletries. Free bottled water, ironing boards, and desks are also standard.
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High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This hotel offers access to a business center. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. This St. Robert hotel also offers coffee/tea in a common area, laundry facilities, and a television in a common area. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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Solomon Jones mother,Elizabeth Pollard,b.2 July 1779 NC,married first (her1/2 bro.was Solomon Jones) Daniel George.
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Gov't Wants 'Land Freeze' to Stop Building in Samaria
The Attorney General is appealing to the High Court to establish a "land freeze' on a Jewish community in Samaria that wants to buy Arab properties for new homes.
A district court previously accepted a petition from the nationalist Regavim organization to order the government to open up the land registry for the community of Pesagot, north of Jerusalem and south of Ofra and Beit El in Samaria.
Pesagot wants to see who owns land next to its borders so that it can buy parcels from their true owners. Many previous purchases of land by Jews from Arabs have been disallowed by the courts because the "sellers" were not the rightful owners.
The land registry records the owners that were registered when Jordan occupied Samaria.
The very idea of Jews in Samaria building new homes but also doing so on land bought from Palestinian Authority Arabs set off the flashing red lights in front of Attorney General Yehuda Weinstein, who has been a constant thorn in the side of Jews in Judea and Samaria.
He appealed to the High Court to overturn the district court decision.
After reading through the entire legal lingo, it is clear that Weinstein's problem is "settlers,"
Although the lower court said that freedom of information demands opening the land registry for Pesagot, Weinstein that the principle does not apply in a "sensitive" area, from the standpoint of "government policy" and of the Civil Administration.
The land registry generally is not open to the public, he added, and the court was wrong for "ignoring the special circumstances of the area." He also told the High Court that in regards to Arab land that is adjacent to a Jewish community in Samaria, the circumstances are even more special.
In other words, government policy against a Jewish presence in Judea and Samaria overrules the law.Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu
About the Author: Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu is a graduate in journalism and economics from The George Washington University. He has worked as a cub reporter in rural Virginia and as senior copy editor for major Canadian metropolitan dailies. Tzvi wrote for Arutz Sheva for several years before joining the Jewish Press.
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Alright, I have checked your article and the paper mentioned (PSSM), thanks for the pointer.
So If I have well understood:
In a first time you render all the shadowmap for your game:
Render Shadowmap for projected ligt
Render Shadowmap for omni light with cubemap or multiple frustum
Render Cascaded Shadowmap for the sun light (with day and light cycle managed):
Here for the directional light representing the Sun
you render 4 Shadowmap for each 4 frustum slice transformed in light space in one texture (aka texture atlas)
Now render all gathered Shadowmap in a preprocess (Deferred Shadowing) -> Shadow collector
Render each Shadowmap collected from the viewer point of view and store the shadow factor in a screen-sized texture
Render Cascaded Shadowmap (Put the 4 light space matrix in constant register and select the right light projection to use via compare/dot product)
And store the shadow factor…
When you said to store shadow factor in r, g or b channel, you mean that the different shadow factor must not be blend together and should be left separated
Until they are use for lighting calculation ? So in the above description, spot light should be render in r channel and cascaded in g, then at lighting do two texture fetch ?
And I not understand why shadow collector is the z-prepass, don't you need to do a z-prepass before to render in the shadow collector,
You can save a lot of compare and texture fetch or I missed something ?
Thanks for your help.
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Oh and the shadow collector pass is the Z pre-pass …
[mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] On Behalf Of Lagarde Sébastien
Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2007 4:55 AM
Subject: [Algorithms] Deferred shadow mask generation
I heard that the Crytech engine2 use a specific technique they call "deferred shadow mask generation" for blend all shadow buffer in one shadow buffer
Then practice a "smart blur" on it to get soft shadows.
This mask is then reuse later to render shadow in the scene.
Anyone heard about a similar technique like this or have some information on how to gather many shadow buffer in one ?
Thank you.
Lagarde Sébastien
Software engineer
Neko entertainment


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