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Wimbledon to World Series (of Poker), all in one weekend ...
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Golf, U.S. Women's Open: Michelle Wie's odds of sticking around for the last two rounds, which will surely force another round of fretting from pundits who can't wait to tear down anyone more famous than Danny Bonaduce. That's right -- it's a conspiracy. We can keep silent no longer.
So we'll start building up Alexis Thompson, the 12-year-old who might make the cut. And maybe some of the golfers with a chance of winning this thing might get some attention.
NBC, 3 p.m. Saturday/Sunday
Tennis, Wimbledon: Looks like they'll manage to get enough matches complete to avoid playing Sunday. No sign yet of the Saturday schedule, but keep checking.
ESPN2, 8 a.m. Saturday; NBC, noon Saturday
Baseball, Mets-Phillies: Remember when the Phillies were the early-season punching bag in the NL East? They could move into a tie for the lead by sweeping the Mets.
Fox (regional), 3:30 p.m. Saturday
Sailing, America's Cup: It's currently Switzerland's Cup (with an American helmsman), and it'll stay that way if Alinghi can win twice this weekend. Or it could be one race away from being New Zealand's Cup.
Versus, 8:30 a.m. Saturday/Sunday
Football, Arena playoffs: The top four have byes, and so do Mike & Mike. The AFL site has the pairings and broadcasters. Who gets Mark Schlereth's frequent flyer miles? (Photo by Jim McIsaac, Getty Images)
Orlando at Philadelphia, ESPN, 7:30 p.m. FridayColumbus at Tampa Bay, ESPN, noon SaturdayColorado at Kansas City, ESPN, 3 p.m. SaturdayUtah at Los Angeles, ESPN2, 10 p.m. Monday
Auto racing, SunTrust Indy Challenge, Richmond, Va.: Here's our prediction of the week -- Danica Patrick wins her first IRL race, jumps out the car and yells "(Bleep, bleep), I'm going to NASCAR!!" People who feel threatened by powerful women will say the race was fixed, then flip to NFL Network for highlights of something a little less unsettling.
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- TV: Speed Channel (all motor sports, some winter sports); NASCAR practice and qualifying broadcast schedule- Live results: NASCAR, IRL, Champ Car, Formula 1, NHRA
- TV: PBR schedule- Live results:PBR site
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Attorney Jonathan Drexler, the eldest son of noted personal injury and medical malpractice attorney David Drexler, has joined his father's prestigious Los Angeles-based law firm.
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Jonathan Drexler graduated from the University of Arizona with a major in Communications and a minor in Psychology, two vital skills that have come into play while both studying and practicing law. He then attended and graduated from Southwestern University School of Law following his undergraduate studies and has spent the last few years practicing personal injury law in Los Angeles for another law firm.
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I stood in the foyer of the castle three days later. I was hugging my mother while she cried into my shoulder. She didn't want me to go but I had to for several reasons, one of which I couldn't tell her. According to Cian, I was the only one that had my memory back.
"I'll be fine," I said with a reassuring smile.
"Are you sure you don't want Chester to go with you?" she asked for the tenth time and I laughed.
"I'm sure. I'll be with their best guards and...." I sighed. "And Lord Cian."
Damn it.
The doors opened and Cian walked in, looking at me expectantly.
"Time to go," he said.
I kissed my mother on the cheek.
"I'll be fine," I repeated. "We'll be back in a week and a half."
"Okay," she said in a stuffy voice.
I gave her one last hug and stood by my luggage. I cleared my throat pointedly at Cian and he frowned.
"What?" he asked.
"What would be the polite thing to do if a lady is about to carry her luggage?"
He stared at me for a long time. Then he groaned. "The polite thing to do is offer to take it for her."
He narrowed his eyes. "A lady wouldn't be going on such a dangerous venture. I'm sure, if she was, she could manage carrying her own luggage."
I rolled my eyes. "Stop being stubborn and be polite," I snapped.
"Fine," he snapped back and snatched my luggage from my hand.
I sighed wearily. I was a little grateful, though, that things had gone back to normal between the two of us after he kissed me. Although he said it was to heal my bruise, his kiss had been too soft and sweet to be about just one thing.
"Okay, introductions," he said and gestured to five men.
A guard with sleek black hair and black eyes bowed to me. I offered my hand as he said, "I am Abel, ma'am."
He kissed my hand and I smirked at Cian. "See?"
"Shut up," he snapped.
The next guard had brown hair and those black eyes, too. "Brone," he said in a low voice.
The third was black but had blond hair. "Clemente at your service."
The fourth had brown hair. "Daray," he said in a bored voice.
The final one looked like the duplicate of Daray, right down to the scar on his face. "Dany," he said. "I'm Daray's twin."
"Really?" I asked. "Vampires can have twins?"
"We were born twins and turned together," Daray explained, leading a horse over to me.
The horse was pure white and had beautiful blue eyes. The mane was black and silky.
"This is Ashling," Cian said. I detected a tone of affection in his voice. "She will be your horse for this journey."
"Isn't a white horse... conspicuous?" I asked.
"We're not on a mission of stealth," Clemente said. He looked to the south, frowning. "Whatever is out there knows we're coming."
Cian frowned at him. "It is?" he asked and Clemente nodded grimly. Cian turned to me. "Perhaps you shouldn't come then...."
"You're not getting rid of me that easily," I said. He growled and made to get on his horse. "Wait just a minute there, Lord Cian." His jaw clenched. "I'm a lady beside a horse."
He groaned and put his head on the side of a chestnut horse.
"Are you serious?" he grumbled.
"I'll help you," Abel said but I held up my hand.
"No, I'm sure Lord Cian will be polite enough to help one of his people."
He glared at me and stomped over, getting on his knee in the dirt and putting his hands together. I placed my boot in his hands and he helped me mount Ashling.
"Well, thank you, Lord Cian," I simpered.
"Minx," he snapped and mounted his horse.
Brone's horse was pulling a cart that held our luggage, food, and a couple blanket. I had a feeling they were for me. Cian clicked his tongue and flicked the reins. His horse moved forward.
"Come on, minx," he called over his shoulder. "Even I know that a so-called lady goes before men."
I glared at him but urged Ashling forward until I was directly behind Cian. People stared as we left, whispering to each other. I knew Cian was glaring at them so I had Ashling walk beside him.
"Don't glare," I snapped. "Smile."
"I don't smile," he hissed.
"You do now," I said. "Now smile, damn it."
He grimaced and people started to applaud. He looked confused but didn't speak until we were out of the village.
"Why did they applaud?" he asked when we were in the trees.
"Because their lord is going to face whatever has scared them," I answered. "They are frightened, look up, and their is their lord bravely going into the forest into the abandoned village! It gives them hope and courage. Not to mention more faith in you."
"You make it sound like a fairy tale," he said with a wrinkled nose.
I shrugged. "Many fairy tales are based off of truth." I looked around at the barren trees. "How far is this village?"
"Three days," he answered. "We will break every twelve hours for the horses and so we can sleep."
"And in the meantime?" I asked.
"We ride in silence," he snapped.
I scoffed. "Boring," I murmured.
"Well, what do you suggest?"
I looked over my shoulder. The guards were clustered together, muttering among themselves. One of them told a joke and they chuckled quietly.
"How well do you know them?" I asked and he glanced back, too.
"Well enough to know they're the best," he answered with a shrug.
"Do you know how to tell them apart?" I asked with a smirk.
"Shut up. I know the twins have a scar but I don't remember their names. And the one with the blond hair is...."
"Hey!" I called to the guards behind us. "Come on up here."
"No," Cian hissed.
"Why not?" I demanded. I heard their horses come closer. "You need to know your people and that definitely includes your guards."
"Our lessons are over," he snapped. "I'm not going to talk to them."
I shrugged. "Then I will."
They had caught up now and Cian tried to speed his horse up but I grabbed his arm before he could. He hissed at me but I ignored him. The guards looked surprised at my boldness.
"So, tell me about yourselves, gentlemen," I said in a light voice. "Lord Cian says our journey will be a long one." They stared and I sighed. "Fine. We'll begin with Brone."
"Maybe we could start with Clemente?" he mumbled.
"Nope; we're starting with you," I said cheerfully.
He sighed. "Well.... I guess...."
Is every man in the palace so dreadful at conversation!?
"How old are you?" I asked.
"I was 28 when I was turned," he answered. "That was about 42 years ago."
"What about you, Clemente?"
We went through the five guards, learning their ages and what they were before they were turned. All of them had been turned by King Nelo and that's why they each had black eyes. I asked the twins about their scars and, to my surprise, Daray laughed.
"That would be Dany's fault," he said and his brother glared at him. "We were fencing and he took on someone much too large for him. This was a day or two before we were due to be turned. I went to his defense and the opponent, finding it humorous that we were twins, gave us identical scars. Dany was so embarrassed," he finished with a snort.
Dany rolled his eyes. "I was not embarrassed."
"You were practically crying," Daray laughed and the other men joined in.
I laughed, too. Ashling made a weird gesture with her head so I checked on her. When I did, I saw a small smile on Cian's face.


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Patch 4 for GTA 4 has been released. The download is 56 MByte big and updates the game to version 184.108.40.206 delivering only few improvements.
GTA 4 Patch 4 (18.104.22.168): June 22, 2009
Rockstar has released Patch 4 for GTA 4 which brings the game to version 18.104.22.168. According to the readme file the only thing changed is: "Resource management adjustments based on the operating system detected." What this means for the PC gamers will probably be revealed soon. As usual logged in PCGH users can download the patch below.
GTA 4 Patch 3 (188.8.131.52): March 23, 2009
Patch 126.96.36.199 for the PC version of GTA 4 has been released. Given the many enhancements listed in the change log and the first positive reactions of the GTA 4 fans the 55 MByte big update is worth the download. PC Games Hardware is currently running benchmarks and it seems like the performance has been increased. One thing the patch definitely improves is the recognition of graphics cards with more than 1 GiByte video memory.
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- All light sources appear for users with 1900 series ATI cards. (ie. Pool Mini Game)
- ALT-TAB fixed
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- Added menu option " OFF " for Shadow quality
* Physics optimizations to improve situations with heavy physics calculations (ie. 32 player races)
* Graphical Performance Optimizations
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* Voice chat is received even if your microphone is turned off
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- Allow multiple mouse buttons to be mapped
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- If commandline "-usedirectinput" is active, it will override pause menu setting.
* Use 2 direct input devices simultaneously (ie. Wheel and Gamepad)
- Users can now use 2 different controllers at once, including 1 XInput and 1 Direct Input device.
* Added more Direct Input / XInput device support
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- Gravis Eliminator Shock gamepad
* Detect modified files and prevent users from entering multiplayer if found
- Game will prompt with a message after blocking user with modified data files from entering multiplayer
- Should prevent multiplayer access from cell phone and GFWL join in progress
* Scroll Bar improved response
- Tweaked to respond better to keyboard inputs
* Sped up load times for users with many clips
* Return of Hot Dog Stands and other props
- Missing hot dog vendors, fences, gates, pylons should be present throughout the world.
* Scrolling signboards
- Activate missing scrolling signboard text (ie. highway signs, Star Junction, Clock Tower Sign)
* ALT-TAB pauses game during cutscenes
- Cutscenes should now pause and resume correctly after an ALT-TAB task switch. Audio remains in sync.
* Mismatched MODO/Perseus Clothing
- Fixed a bug when Niko mixes clothing from Perseus and Modo
* 360 Controller Texture
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Happening this year on the evening of Wednesday September 16th 2015 at the Roundhouse Community Arts and Recreation Centre!
• Art exhibition and sale, and live entertainment | 2:00pm – 7:00pm | All welcome – no RSVP required
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- DIgger Dan (Danny Sloan) – Musician
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– "Fatty" by Shannan Louis
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For all the pleasure that Murray derived from his match on 'Court Central', as the yachts moved across a blue and still Mediterranean, he might as well have been playing in some grey, grim hall on the outskirts of Nowheresville.
"I was just rubbish," Murray said of his 6-2, 6-1 second-round defeat, on a day when it felt as though he was trying to land the ball into the planet's smallest court. They were just finishing a late lunch on the terrace, and if ever there has been an occasion when Murray has been in danger of being pelted with foie gras and tuna steaks, this was it, on his first singles match of the European clay-court season.
This followed Murray's defeat on his opening appearance at his last tournament, against America's Mardy Fish on the Miami cement just over a fortnight ago, and in some ways this performance was even odder, even more disconcerting, than the one in south Florida.
For the first time since 2006, which was his first full year on the tour, Murray has lost his opening match at successive tournaments. If you include Murray's defeat to Sweden's Robin Soderling at the Indian Wells tournament in California, he has now lost his last three matches.
So Murray, a semi-finalist in the Principality last season, will drop out of the top four, exchanging places with Juan Martin del Potro. Murray, who had a wild card into the draw and a bye through the first round, is a long way from being the same player who reached the final of this season's Australian Open, a match he lost to Roger Federer.
Murray's former coach, Brad Gilbert, is calling it "a mini-slump". Murray is hoping that he does not start to panic, with the French Open and Wimbledon to come in the next three months. Gilbert famously wrote a book called Winning Ugly; unfortunately this was losing ugly.
Murray is too gifted a tennis player to be consistently hitting the ball like this. Who knows, perhaps it will be this summer, when everyone least expects it, that the Scot will win his first grand slam title?
Though Kohlschreiber is talented, and he beat Novak Djokovic at last season's French Open, pretty much all he had to do here was to wait for Murray's mistakes. These were close to being perfect conditions, with a warm sun and only a gentle breeze, and Murray had been here for almost a full week of preparation, yet whatever he tried, it didn't work.
And Murray tried plenty. He tried some slice, he tried putting some loop and air on his groundstrokes, he tried standing closer to the baseline to receive, then he tried being a few metres further back towards the backdrop, he tried serve and volleying. Nothing was happening for him; it was still as if they were playing on a mini tennis court. Murray's first serve percentage was under 40 per cent, and he made 26 unforced errors, with only five winners.
"I played really, really badly," said Murray. "The court felt so small. I actually felt fine mentally. I felt like I had the nerves back. I was nervous before the match. I don't know, I just couldn't find the court. When it's like that, it's kind of difficult to play. I tried a few different things. But it didn't really make a whole lot of difference. I couldn't get the ball in the court."
Sometimes, when matches aren't going his way, Murray rages, he shouts and he punches the strings of his rackets, even drawing blood. On this occasion, there was not much emotion.
"It's difficult, because if I do shout a lot and make a lot of noise when I'm losing then everyone asks me, 'Was that why you lost? Is that why you lost? Were you getting too frustrated with yourself?' If I don't say anything and I lose, it's like I was flat. The thing for me that I have to look at from today was that I literally hardly hit a ball in the court. That's what lost me the match.
"It's difficult to be jumping around and getting yourself fired-up if you're making mistake after mistake and basic errors and not getting into any long rallies so that you lose your rhythm and stuff, that was what I was frustrated with today, not the mental side. It was just my game was bad."
Murray is not done on the Riviera yet, as he has a doubles match to play on Thursday afternoon. He and Ross Hutchins meet the American twins, Bob and Mike Bryan, in the second round. The match is not on the main court, so the billionaires are unlikely to be watching.
Murray's miserable five months
Nov 29: Murray separates from his girlfriend of four years, Kim Sears.
Jan 31: Crushed in Australian Open final by Roger Federer. Breaks down in tears during the on-court television interview.
Feb 15: Angers the organisers of the Marseille Open by withdrawing at short notice.
Feb 26: Barclays, sponsors of the Dubai Tennis Championships, admit they are "disappointed" by Murray using his game against unseeded Janko Tipsarevic to experiment with new tactics. The Scot loses the game in three sets.
March 21: Criticised by John Lloyd, the former Great Britain Davis Cup captain, for not committing to more ties. "Call me old-fashioned, but when is it a convenience, and not a privilege, to play for your country?" he asks. "The only way for Britain to get back to the World Group of the Davis Cup is with him in the team."
March 28: Admits he is "not enjoying" his tennis after a poor defeat to Mardy Fish in the second round of the Miami Masters.


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Far from the basketball breeding grounds of New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, there's a high school basketball powerhouse developing in an unlikely place — Utah.
In the school's 11th year, Lone Peak (Highland) has moved from infancy to state supremacy, and now, to national relevance.
Last year, Lone Peak topped a 24-1 season with a 5A state championship, its second state crown in three years and first since moving up to 5A. The Knights' only loss came to Spanish Fork in double overtime on a last-second, half-court shot.
After playing an in-state schedule, Lone Peak begins this season with a chance to shine on the national stage. The Knights, who started the season ranked No. 25 in the USA TODAY Super 25, will participate in the second annual T-Mobile Invitational Dec. 28-29 in Albuquerque. The four-team boys field could present a matchup with No. 5 St. Anthony (Jersey City), and fifth-year coach Quincy Lewis believes his team is ready for such a challenge.
"It's been a process of building up to this point with this program," Lewis said. "Earlier in the process, I don't know that we were ready to go out and play these games. I'm aware of what the perception is of states like Utah. We didn't set out to get national recognition. We set out to grow a great program."
Earning a national reputation requires more than just winning. Aside from beating up on state opponents, Lone Peak has established itself as a producer of Division I talent.
The Knights' entire frontline has signed with big-time college programs. The seniors — small forward Josh Sharp, power forward Bracken Funk and center Jordan Hamilton — will play at Utah, Fresno State and Iowa State. Sharp got an offer from Utah despite coming off the bench last season.
By finalizing commitments before this season, Lone Peak eliminated a distraction that plagues many of the nation's top programs.
"It's a good thing to get it out of the way because now we can focus on the season and you don't have pressure of people watching you," Hamilton said.
Along with its three top seniors, Lone Peak returns 5A MVP Tyler Haws, a junior who will lead a physically imposing lineup. At 6-5, Haws will be joined by the 6-7 Sharp, 6-7 Funk and 6-11 Hamilton.
However, the Knights had to tackle a few early contests without Funk, who recently returned to the lineaup after knee surgery to repair an anterior cruciate ligament tear in June.
His absence was costly. After losing just once last season, the Knights stumbled out of the gate with a 64-62 loss to 4A state champion Provo on Nov. 20. Lone Peak relied heavily on Haws and Sharp, who combined for 51 of the team's 62 points. Wednesday, the Knights improved to 3-1 after Funk scored 30 points in a 76-31 win against Juan Diego (Salt Lake City).
While the loss to Provo was hardly anticipated, Lewis knows that early-season hiccups are a possibility with a beefed up schedule.
"Our preseason is getting us ready for region and win a state championship," Lewis said. "That's really our goal. We win, we lose — whichever is going to help us. We are playing against good people, and they are going to present different challenges."
In Albuquerque, Lone Peak is likely to see a style of basketball uncommon to Utah, where teams are far less diverse than in other parts of the country.
"Something that is hard to simulate is the athleticism you see outside the state," Lewis said. "But that's part of why you want to play those games."
But whether they are playing for a tournament championship in December or a state championship in March, the aim is always the same in the players' eyes.
"We want to gain experience with different styles and be prepared for everything," Hamilton said. "All around, we just want to do our best and win. It doesn't really matter if its early or late. We just want to play the same level of basketball all season."
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Just as Britain steeled itself for the inevitable end of summer, London's Notting Hill Carnival provided one last reprieve with the skies clearing and the sun beaming on performers. Bank Holiday Monday is forecast to provide one more burst of good weather that would make 2013 the hottest summer since 2006.
In west London on Sunday, thousands of carnival revellers gathered in flamboyant costumes to take in the thumping basslines, sizzling meat and piercing whistles that filled the air as floats travelled from Westbourne Park underground station, up Kensal Road, along Ladbroke Grove and down Westbourne Grove.
One of the first groups to take to the streets was the youth engagement charity Kinetika Bloco, whose dancers wore pink, green and white costumes while a brass band played songs from The Clash's "Rock the Casbah" to Daft Punk's "Get Lucky."
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - July 31, 1987, New Braunfels, Texas Herald-Zeitung New Braunfels Texas Friday July 31 1987 Page 5APastors agree they really need a regular day off WACO (AP) A pastor's occupation is sometimes viewed as a 24 hour a day, seven day a week calling by congregations and by pastors themselves But mental health professionals and clergy members say they have found that pastors, like other professionals, need a regular day off Ministers who feel pressured to spend ail of their time tending the floc k may not make such good shepherds, some say Ken Jordan, a consultant in the Southern Baptist Sunday School board's family ministry department, said in an article in the Baptist Press that "It s easy to become so enmeshed in the life of the congregation that we have no lives of our own The greatest need in some ministers' families is the abib tv to say no '' Most people agree that pastors have a highly stressful joh comparable with the demands on a doctor Pastors must deal on emotional and organizational levels and must be available to their congregation for emergencies Dr Barry Click of the Samaritan Counseling Center in Waco, said he believes the main pressures are being a public figure and meeting the expectations of others "Usually, he or she is the main person, the chief staff person, and there s a tremendous pressure on them to meet everyone s expectations." he said Other Waco pastors agree on the need to take a break "In the dynamics of ministry, there is the give and take, and the minister lands most often in the posture of giving." says the Rev Jim Johnson of Calvary Baptist Church The Rev Delbert Taylor of Sparks Memorial United Methodist Church said he found he would get so involved with people and their problems t hat he would need to get away And the Rev William Anderson of Christ American Lutheran Church sacs he needs a day off to recuperate from the emotional drain of dealing with people, especial ly in crisis situations Pastors sometimes have to get beyond feelings of guilt in order to allow themselves needed time off. Click said The Rev Jim Abel of Austin Avenue United Methodist Church said feelings of guilt are "always a real struggle I think it s almost an occupational hazard " "Most ministers I know are conscientious and you could say conscientious to a fault Click said "They're trying to model Gods love for humankind It's difficult for them to let go of that ethic for self indulgence "The role is so powerful in terms of expoc tations. one of the struggles is for them to come to terms with their limitations " Click said Jesus himself went away from the crowds to be by himself "The longer I'm in the ministry , the more I realize that it really is important." said Anderson He said he used to be concerned with taking a day off. but now advises other pastors to "take it seriously "Talking to retired pastors over the years, most of them will say if they had anything to do over it would be to spend more time with their family." Anderson said One difficulty some may have is relaying their need for a day off to their congregations. "The congregation has to kind of enter into a companion covenant with their pastor to look at the pastor's limitations The pastor has to be instructive to his or her people so they learn his limitations and they learn not to make excessive demands on themselves Click said The Rev Paul Taft of St Alban's Episcopal Church said his congregation honors his day off pretty well. and usually on Iv intrudes in an emergency In dealing with someone who calls on his day off rn a non emergency situation Taft said. "Generally I try to be tactful and not act irritated but I also remind them that it s my day off "What I get hacked at is somebody calling me and saying. 'Where is the ladder at the church9' " Abel said Guideposts Magazine offered this hint for congregations: "Respect his time And just because he s on call 24 hours a day don t call him at all hours Try to speak to him during his office hours, and if you must see him at home call before you drop in Finally if your minister doesn't take a regular day off encourage him to He needs it as much as you do The pastors say they generally use the day off as family time Taylor said that in the long run he knows he is not indispensible The church can run without me It hurts my pride sometimes, but "Texas volunteers break cycle of diseases plaguing Honduras Seguin AP Armed with less than $7,000, but with a wealth of donated equipment medicine and talent 42 volunteers sponsored by St Andrew 's Episcopal Church of Seguin s>ent part of June in tropical mountains near the equator breaking a cycle of disease that has plagued people there for centuries Two separate groups of volunteers each spending a wt*ek constructed a medical clinic from an existing brick building treated over 2.nu) animals for parasites and ministered to the t*>du*- of more than 2 non natives in Siguatepque Honduras They carried with them a dentist s chair in pieces two centrifuges two microscopes surgical packs drugs sanitation supplies veterinary pharmaceuticals 500 pairs of eyeglasses and even lightbulbs in So duffle bags l o save money each traveler used his two piece IOO IMHind baggage limit on the airplane* to transport the gear Honduras is the second poorest country in the western hemisphere a country with more than a 70 percent unemployment rate, a low literacy rate and little public sanitation According to Dr Henry Moore a Seguin physician and leader of the medical mission treatment of their com triunity s animals was a key part of the mission The Hondurans are able to provide food for themselves he said but are often robbed of nutrition by intestinal parasites passed to humans from their domestic animals The Texans structured their assault on disease in two stages The first crew of 14 traveled on June ti to San Juan A postal, the Episcopal mission in Siguatepeque a town of 2o DUO about 60 miles from the Honduran capital Tegucigalpa Within a week a construction team rewired the mis sion s parish hall which was to be used as the medical clinic erected a 12-foot by 12 foot safe room for a phar maey and equipment storage and partitioned five treatment areas Seguin veterinarian Dr Bill Campaigne and several technicians treated over 2.000 animals in the first step of breaking the disease cycle On the first day. the mission yard was crammed with people and their pets and domestic animal- There were chickens pigs. goats, cattle ducks geese dogs cats. rabbits, monkeys parrots and even a raccoon We had bull fights in the street Lynn Campaigne volunteer and wife of the veterinarian recalled "Our crew suffered terrible rope burns on their hands try ing to restrain the animals " In the beginning, large animals were roped and tied to a fence for restraint so they could be wormed and in noculated However the bulls and oxen began to pull down the fence It w as obvious that some kind of chute would have to be constructed By mid afternoon the Seguin carpenters built one Treatment w as a little less chaotic after that Along with ridding the animals of parasites the veterinary team gave the people instruction on general sanitation advising them against the practice of keeping animals in the house "The people were very eager to learn " Dr Campaigne said Briefs Windecker honored on 40th anniversary \ppri'\m.at< v ' people joint'd in celebration of the I ti ti boation .ii mversary of Pastor \mold Windecker at >t (.Jill itf.erun Church in Westhoff July ID Services w«*r» eondiK ted by the honoree s son Pastor Ron W -! 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10 RV Parks near Abilene, Kansas
Chapman, Kansas 11.21 miles NE
Junction City, Kansas 21.91 miles NE
803 S Buckeye Ave Abilene, Kansas 67410 (map) | (785) 263-2343
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 45 Reviews
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Nov 2016 - $32.00
I pulled into the campground and found that the office was closed. They do have a sign about doing a self-registration. All one needs to do is select a site, complete a self-registration envelope, enclose a check or cash and drop into a locked mailbox. The owners must be very "trusting souls". Most of the shaded sites are occupied by long-term people. The rest either has no shade or no water. At least it is posted which sites have no water available. It is a few blocks away from the Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library & Museum. For what it is, the campground is handy and serves its purpose. - ArmandV
Oct 2016 - $32.00
As others have stated, you never see anyone, but everything works, quite well. The sites in the back are very spacious and much more comfortable than the ones up front. - sam and hope
Oct 2016 - $32.00
This is an old park with lots of people who seem to be staying long term. Only problem with them was one person had a very "yappy" dog. We were never able to make reservations or even find out if the park was open this late in the year. When we were there never saw any management, just put our check in an envelope. Our site was pull-thru and level. Restrooms were old, but clean. WiFi was great and Cable TV was superior - thus my 5 rating for service. - Sup RV's
2502 Mink Rd Abilene, Kansas 67410 (map) | (785) 598-2221
Sites: 87 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 32 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $25.00
Lucky, although alot of sites didn't look that level: 74 isn't bad.
Lots of permanent residents but sites were clean. Most sites with shade are taken by residents. We had one tree that had very few leaves. Luckily it was cloudy and overcast. Would stay again to visit surrounding area. - Bill Dudley
May 2016 - $27.00
Nice overnight stay. Many seasonal people, but their rigs were quite new and everything was neat and tidy. Lots of grass with gravel sites. Average width of sites. We stayed in #22, which was perfectly level. There is a convenience store with pizza, wings, hot dogs and various sundries. The Shell station on the premises made it convenient to fill up and their price was great...$2.09 for diesel. Will stay again on our return trip. - lpampin
Mar 2016 - $25.00
Convenient stop along I-70. Facilities were clean and all worked, but need updating. A little paint and TLC would do wonders. Electrical pedestals need updating pretty badly.
Very nice convenience store folks. A gas station w/diesel if needed at competitive prices. - bobojay
2701 N Marshall St Chapman, Kansas 67431 (map) | (785)922-2267
Sites: 23 | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 18 Reviews
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Mar 2017 - $32.00
The park is open year round and is only a few years old so everything was in very good condition. Registration was quick, the hosts were very gracious and guided us to our site. Access roads and pads / patio are all gravel with a gray clay base that was soft in spots and oozed thru where the gravel was thin especially after it rained while we were here. Site length is reasonable but you will have to check the positioning for your rig. Mine worked best with the RV forward and truck parked behind even though the RV door exited onto the grass - minor, though they don't want rugs on the grass. The site width for the pull-thru section is approx 27' and our neighbor's slide was about 10' from ours. Immature trees are planted near the front and back between each site which, in our case, prevented extension of the awning. Back-in sites on the perimeter appeared wider but may be limited to length. Water supply is weatherproofed and accessed in a below-ground port. Pressure was 60psi. 50a power was rock solid. Wi-Fi was acceptable but we used our hotspot for better performance. OTA TV received 2 channels with several sub-channels. I70 is very close by and the traffic was noticeable especially when noisy trucks passed. Aside from the community room with a TV and the bathroom/showers, there is a small covered public grill, a fenced dog walk area, a playground for the kids, and a short walking trail. The park is a decent place to overnight while passing thru or visiting Ablilene / Junction City. - Born2Roam
Nov 2016 - $32.00
We left reviews before. Stayed here off and on for over a year. Love it here, close to Milford Lake for our fishing. Close to KSU for football, basketball, and baseball games. The town is as friendly as they get. The camphosts are the nicest you'll meet. - d_h
Oct 2016 - $32.00
New park less than 2 years old, gravel & limerock just off interstate. Great overnight value. - FOSJ
5203 Kansas 57 Junction City, Kansas 66441 (map) | (785) 238-5714
Sites: 66 | Latest Rate: $9.00 | 4 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $9.00
Awesome campground, spacious, beautiful lake view. - Maltaman
Apr 2015 - $18.00
Traveling across country and needed an overnight spot. 11 miles north of I-70. Plenty of sites available on a weekday. We saw only 2 other trailers in "A" loop. There are restrooms throughout campground. Water and electricity at the sites, big rig friendly. Lots of space between the level gravel sites. Wide interior roads for easy backing into sites. Park like setting with trees and play area for kids. Great value if you have a National Park pass $9 per night. Normal rate is $18. Tent sites $12. This is a beautiful location a real gem! We camped in a 5th wheel. - Charlie M.
Sep 2013 - $9.00
Nice campground on Milford Lake. Our loop had only 30 amp and water, no sewer. There is a boat ramp nearby and some shady spots. Rate reflects Federal senior pass. Be advised that the campground is located 11 miles from the interstate. We were told that 50 amp sites are at another park. - lburas
Junction City, Kansas (map) | (785) 238-5714
Sites: 56 | Latest Rate: $10.00 | 9 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $10.00
We were just needing a place to stay one night that wasn't too far off the hwy. and this was perfect, it was about 6 miles off of I-70 before Junction City, roads were a bit narrow but hardly any traffic. Stayed in A loop in space 6. It was a bit hairy trying to make the loop in our 38ft. class A. Other than that it was a beautiful place and quiet, we would come back and hopefully stay a little longer. - eagle94
May 2015 - $9.00
The park was difficult for our GPS to locate. There is no COE sign easily visible from Kansas Route 244, and K-244 was an unknown route to our updated Garmin. If this is your destination use coordinates 39.07681 and 96.92474. The park itself has lots of gravel sites in two loops. They offer water and electric with a dump & trash station at the entrance. We booked what appeared to be one of the last two sites available only to learn ( from a regular at this park ) that sites divisible by 3 ( 3 thru 15 and 16 ) cannot be reserved and are on a first come basis. At least two of these "open" sites would have served us better than the one we reserved as far as satellite reception was concerned. We also learned that nobody patrols this facility as evidenced by trash in our fire pit and loud music from a site a few hundred yards away. The closest eating/shopping is at least 5 miles away and the better places are on Ft. Riley, which is open only to the military or retirees. The closest bath house did not include any shower facility. Our Verizon cell and the associated hot spot allowed us access to the internet. They close and lock the campground gates at 10 PM and open at 7 AM. Sites 1-16 in Loop A offer 50 amp, all other sites are 30 amp only. They offer a tenting area and a separate fish clean station near the park entrance. This is probably a boating and fishing paradise - especially here in Kansas. The Golden Age/Senior Pass discounted our site to 9.00 per night. - 5thwheeler
May 2015 - $10.00
Nice sites, lake views, close to the water. We will probably return. - Oldtymeflyr
1912 Old Highway 40 Junction City, Kansas 66441 (map) | (785) 238-0778
Sites: 29 | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 25 Reviews
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Jan 2017 - $32.00
We stayed in a 25' Navion (Sprinter) and were not towing. The park is easily accessible. Site was a half circle asphalt surface with grass in front. The Park was clean. The cable consisted of 4 pay per view channels; that's it!. The WiFi was non existent. The park is mostly long term units with only a couple of nightly spots. - Mike Parker
Sep 2016 - $32.00
Interior roads are very narrow and tricky to maneuver. We drive a 38' motorhome and tow a Jeep and it was tight, but we made it. There are 10 pull-thru sites, which are just loops off the main roads, and 19 back-in sites, half of which are very long. Sites are close together. The office is closed on the weekends but you can put your check or cash in an envelope and leave it. Or call them - they are very responsive. The manager was out to the campground 3-4 times over the weekend. She was very nice and very helpful. They ask that you use jack pads as all the sites are asphalt. Wifi was good, and worked the entire 48 hours we were there. Sites are very close together. I-70 is literally steps away and the traffic noise was horrendous. We would not stay here again. - SusanRon
Apr 2016 - $32.00
We needed an overnight stop near Manhattan, KS, to visit friends and chose this campground based on previous recommendations. When I called to make reservations, I told the campground attendant that we were a 40' motorhome towing a full-sized pickup, and wanted to be sure that this campground could accommodate us. No problem, I was told! Imagine our surprise when we pulled into this teeny place and could barely negotiate the fairways with our pickup unhooked! We were in site 11, right next to the road, and got to hear the early morning workers headed to their jobs. I-40, indeed, was only 1/2 mile away, adding to the noise. Yes, they do have cable, but we needed a "box" to access their service. Rather out-dated. We will never stay here again. - JanW
3612 State Park Rd Milford, Kansas 66514 (map) | (785) 238-3014
Sites: 141 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 7 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $20.00
We stayed here rather than a parking lot on our trip across Kansas going to Colorado. What a lovely surprise. Largest lake in Kansas. We didn't do anything in the park but you could spend a weekend here. The parking sites were wonderful. Ours was a pull through with an obstructed view of the lake. Concrete level pad with full hookups. Well worth the drive off the interstate. - RosalitaAS
Jul 2015 - $24.00
The site was near the water and had amazing views, but the night-time bugs were horrible. I would not open the door after dark. Several pull through sites are one-way on a single lane road section. The last person in has to wait for the previous one to leave, or break the rules and drive through the grass. See the camp host before picking your site, they live a long ways away from the camp sites. - Keystone Trail
Jul 2015 - $28.00
Review applies only to a five night stay in the Eagle Ridge section (equestrian loop); other loops vary greatly in character and services. Easy access to and in the park with our oversized 40'+ BigRig RV. Price paid includes a daily vehicle fee that wasn't mentioned until check-in. Poorly designed loops; park has plenty of space but many sites are very close to one another and many with oddly placed utility services - choose a suitable site carefully ahead of time if making reservations. Would have rated park lower but it was very quiet at night. We would stay again but certainly wouldn't go out of our way to do so. - Snidely Whiplash
1109 W Diamond Dr Salina, Kansas 67401 (map) | (785) 827-3182
Sites: 95 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 143 Reviews
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May 2017 - $38.00
Lady could not find online teservation. Then she refreshed computer. Printer was not working. Was not going to get escorted to site cuz other person was "at lunch". Finally she decided she would escort us. Was on nice concrete pad. Grounds were untidy. Grass and weeds were tall snd branches and leaves everywhere due to the recent storms. They were trying to clean up the debris. Garbage dumpsters were overflowing. Store looked well stocked. They do have pizza service but we did not try it. Highway noise could be heard. - ontheroadmama
May 2017 - $33.00
Second cleanest bathroom/shower in 7 years of full-timing! Staff was very friendly/helpful. Right next to Interstate 70 noise. Verizon coverage in Site #9 was 3 of 5 bars. Campground WiFi good there. Great for one night - passing through. - noelbob
May 2017 - $38.00
Cute KOA near the interstate. Roads easy to navigate, lots of shade, great wifi and plenty of cable options. We opted for a paved pad for a few bucks more, glad we did, still a little muddy in some spots from a big storm a few days ago. Super friendly staff, well marked directional roads. - TXTread
5203 N Highway K57 Junction City, Kansas 66441 (map) | (785) 463-5791
Sites: 59 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 6 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $15.00
Some shady sites and most don't have sewer.
Several sites are unlevel.
Small play area close.
Walk to showers.
Several sites at waters edge.
One site has a concrete pad and is for handicap. - Guysmith1
Aug 2015 - $10.00
This campground is nice if you like fishing and boating in a small lake, little else to do in the area. The biggest problem is that they only have one handicapped site and that cannot be reserved but rather, on a first come first served and no requirement to be handicapped to get this site. So if you are handicapped this isn't a great park. - dlbof
Jul 2015 - $10.00
Nice views, but service was bad. We are handicapped and were told we couldn't have a handicapped site, because it was taken. The folks staying in the handicapped stall were not handicapped. It appears that every rule for COE parks are violated. Folks freely empty their holding tanks, dogs are not leashed, campers were parked and left vacant during the week, with occupants coming in for week-ends, trailers with boats and cars parked on the grass. No one manning the booths during the day, so it is hard to check in. We do like the park, but the contract people are not competent. The volunteers were not helpful. - eileenb
302 Whiting St Milford, Kansas 66514 (map) | (785) 463-5537
Sites: 260 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 1 Reviews
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Oct 2010 - $25.00
We usually don't have a problem finding our way to a 'new-to-us' campground; but this time we did. When you are going north on highway 77 and looking for where to turn left, the Flagstop Resort sign is on the right side of the highway but it is located past where you actually make the turn. Plus, if sunlight is reflecting off the sign, it is very hard to read. So when you see the green highway sign that points to the left and says 'Milford', turn there. After that, there is not another sign that says 'Flagstop' until you reach the entrance. You will need to watch for one of those small, square signs with a trailer on it so you know where to make the next left into the neighborhood. There is only one entrance and one exit. This campground caters to seasonal tenants. A lot of the sites have a rig and a boat plus an abundance of 'stuff' outside. We encountered low hanging trees and large speed bumps. There are some side by side hookups which puts you very close to your neighbor. We were in a full service site at the end of a row and enjoyed our view of the city park. Our site was level, hard-packed dirt, but not all sites looked at good as this one. The services all worked well. We would stay again if we got this same site. - B&H


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Overlooking Vysoké Tatry and Belianské Tatry, Penzión Skitour is an 8-minute car drive from Tatranská Lomnica Ski Area. It is set in its own garden with barbecue facilities, and offers a summer gazebo with a fireplace and a playground. Free WiFi is available in all areas and free private parking is possible on site. The property also provide a free airport transfer from the Poprad Airport. The Skitour's rooms are equipped with seating facilities and a private bathroom with shower and toilet. Some have wood-panelled walls and a balcony. There are 2 fully equipped kitchens available for free use. Continental breakfast is served in the common TV lounge room where you can also find a kid´s corner. The property also offers discounts to the Poprad Aquacity. Kids can have fun on the swing in the garden. Bicycles are available for rental directly from the helpful staff on site. Free parking is possible on the premises. The closest restaurant is 1,313 feet from Penzión Skitour, while there is a grocery store just 230 feet from the property. Black Stork Golf Course is a 3-minute drive away. Starý Smokovec is 6.2 miles away.


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Tom Poole immigrated to Western Australia from the village of Elberton in Gloucestershire, England under the Soldier Settlement Scheme in the early 1920s. Tom's fiancé Laura Daisy Stafford followed him shortly after, arriving in Albany on the S.S. Diogenes on the 22nd September 1922. The couple were married the following day at Victoria Park Parish Church in Perth. They had a son Leslie who died on 3rd January 1924 aged only a few months.
Tom's parents and twin brother, Frank, arrived in Western Australia from England on the ship Orsova in 1925. Shortly after their arrival Tom, Frank, his parent's and his sister Edith and her husband, Frank Long, purchased a block of land in Winchester, Western Australia. They built a temporary shack out of wooden boxes, kerosene tins and corrugated iron roof while they worked to clear the land and build permanent living accommodation. Frank and Tom worked in shifts clearing and ploughing the land so they could sow their first crop. The approximately 1400 acre property became known as Elberton.
In 1926 Tom and Laura's daughter Daisy was born in Perth. Daisy remembers home-made yeast made from flour, water and raisins 'working' on mantelpieces for break making, water being fetched from the well in a tank on a horse and cart and her parents driving to Carnamah once a month to purchase their groceries, many by the crate or sackful, were all a part of growing up on the farm.
Daisy was home schooled until she was almost seven years old. She would then walk the four miles to school in Billeroo, unless she was lucky enough to get a lift on a neighbour's cart horse. The school building at Billeroo was also used as a Church, and every Sunday Laura's organ would make the eight mile round trip on the back of a truck to be used for the morning and afternoon services.
In 1932 Daisy and her mother Laura returned to England on the Jervis Bay for the birth of Daisy's brother Geoffrey who was born in October that year. They returned to Winchester in 1933. The depression of the 1930s saw Tom and Laura leave Winchester in 1935, although Tom's brother Frank remained on the farm.
The family settled in South Perth for a few years while Tom worked in the building trade to earn enough money for their passage back to England. They departed Fremantle on 14th May 1938 travelling via the Suez Canal, on the SS Jervis Bay, the most famous of the five 'Bay' ships built for the Commonwealth Shipping Line.On the journey to England Daisy was awarded the spoon and trophy for winning a fancy dress competion dressed as a daisy.
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9 to 5: The Musical
The first time Mamie Parris and her co-stars had a complete run-through of 9 to 5: The Musical was opening night in Nashville. Dolly Parton, who personally approved Parris for the role of Judy, and a slew of celebrities were in the audience. "We'd attempted a dress run-through the night before, and a set piece got hitched up and we had to stop and untangle things," Parris says, laughing.
Most people are familiar with the movie starring Jane Fonda as Judy, Dolly Parton as Doralee and Lily Tomlin as Violet, three hardworking women who have a stinker for a boss. Parris says audiences will still find the basic storyline, but the show has gone through considerable changes since its Broadway run that go beyond just cutting a song and a little bit of tightening. "I think it's a little more elaborate of a revision than most shows see when they go on tour." So many people were involved in putting the original show together that maybe there were too many cooks, Parris notes, adding, "They did have sort of an identity issue trying to figure out what the show really was."
Parris credits director Jeff Calhoun with sorting things out and mounting a show that's authentic and cohesive - not to mention extremely enjoyable. 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, 8 p.m Fridays, 2 and 8 p.m. Saturdays, 2 and 7:30 p.m. Sundays. Through November 21. Hobby Center, 800 Bagby. For information, call 713-315-2400 or visit www.tuts.com. $24 to $104.
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Portuense 4 kişi için aydınlık ve dost iki odalı daire
Maksimum Konuk Sayısı4
Yatak odası2
Boyut60 metrekare
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- İnternet/Kablosuz ağ
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Accommodation summary
|Via Portuense, 00149 Roma, İtalya
|Mülkiyet türü
|Referans kodu
Ev kurallarıDeposit: 200 €
Stay Tax not included.3,50 euro at person at night.
Obligatory final cleaning Euro 50 per week
Check in: 16.00 pm
Check Out: 12:00pm (noon)
|Weekly rate for up to 4 guests
|Monthly rate for up to 4 guests
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The very good neighbourhood (to the centre 5 km on foot). Comfortable apartment and all according to the offer. Stately recommendations the place.
Gregory and Lucy
Bardzo dobra okolica (do centrum 5 km pieszo). Apartament wygodny i wszystko zgodnie z ofertą. Godne polecenia miejsce.
Grzegorz i Lucyna
The apartment is clean, spacious and well equipped. It is also nicely decorated. It is a bit far from the centre, but the advantage is the easiness to take public transport. The neighbourhood is residential, so we did not find interesting places to visit around. There are supermarkets and a very nice shop where you can buy typical products such as ham and cheese. There also some little markets for fruits, meat and vegetables. For the tough days, it was a little tiring the transportation, but we did not regret our choice. We had a very nice stay!
The apartment is very nice and clean and have good connection between buses and tram (no.8) to visit the city center.
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Very nice location, a bit outside central Rome, but easy transport just outside the door.
The terrace in the back, has nice sun in the morning, and is relatively quiet.
The welcome was very helpfull, and really tried to accomodate our needs in any way.
Very nice apartment, loved the marble floors and big bedroom. The outdoor area was perfect to have a few drinks in and the kitchen was well equipped. Transport was great once we got used to it. Internet was slightly annoying as it wasn't available in the whole house and cut out occasionally. Overall, a superb place to stay.
We have enjoyed the apartment, all comfort is in home, good beds, excellent bathroom, all days market around the corner with delicious fresh food, the bus before the house, and the the tram (8) brings you very easily in the Centre of Rome. From the tram (gionicolense) it is even possible to come back to run again at the apartment.
All in all a good recommended, we had beautiful weather and could have breakfast on the terrace in the Sun every day. delicious!
The place was great! Walking distance from the market and easily accessible to public transportation. We did encounter an interruption in communication at first but the host did arrive shortly after communication was attempted.
There is a cleaning fee so plan accordingly.
All in all, the place was great! Loved it!
Nice appartment near center of Roma. The quarter of the city behind the building was nice and good for a little walk. And the busses and tramps to the center of Rome was easy to find and use. But you must spend some times in transportation.
A very nice apartment.
Everything is cleane and you will find what you need. Wery good service.
- Kalite güvenceli konaklama
- Her ev sahibi telefonla doğrulanmıştır
- SSL şifrelemesi ile güvenli ödeme