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]]> Comment on My Favorite: Reader Digest’s Short Piece by xtreme no brasil http://nustaffsite.gunadarma.ac.id/blog/ssiregar/2008/06/30/my-favorite-the-reader-digests-short-piece/comment-page-1/#comment-458 xtreme no brasil Tue, 24 Jul 2012 23:23:55 +0000 http://nustaffsite.gunadarma.ac.id/blog/ssiregar/2008/06/30/my-favorite-the-reader-digests-short-piece/#comment-458 always i used to read smaller articles or reviews which as well clear their motive, and that is also happening with this piece of writing which I am reading here. always i used to read smaller articles or reviews which as well clear their motive, and that is also happening with
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]]> Comment on How was Rome? (I wish, I will forever remember) by Bence http://nustaffsite.gunadarma.ac.id/blog/ssiregar/2008/12/19/61/comment-page-1/#comment-457 Bence Mon, 09 Jul 2012 18:47:20 +0000 http://nustaffsite.gunadarma.ac.id/blog/ssiregar/2008/12/19/61/#comment-457 I've never been to Venice, but have been to Rome. We walked amlsot everywhere and took the subway a few times. The subway is pretty easy to figure out if you have a good map of the stops. We had three two from guidebooks and one from our hotel between the three getting around was a piece of cake.Getting to and from Rome was a bit trickier. We trained in, and got quite turned around in the terminal. Luckily my husband knows a bit of Italian. I would definitely pick up a phrase book! You could even call ahead (not from the airport but now) to the hotel and see if they can give you directions from the airport to the hotel. Who knows they may have a shuttle? I’ve never been to Venice, but have been to Rome. We walked amlsot everywhere and took the subway a few times. The subway is pretty easy to figure out if you have a good map of the stops. We had three two from guidebooks and one from our hotel between the three getting around was a piece of cake.Getting to and from Rome was a bit trickier. We trained in, and got quite turned around in the terminal. Luckily my husband knows a bit of Italian. I would definitely pick up a phrase book! You could even call ahead (not from the airport but now) to the hotel and see if they can give you directions from the airport to the hotel. Who knows they may have a shuttle?

]]> Comment on My first night . . . by Tanaka http://nustaffsite.gunadarma.ac.id/blog/ssiregar/2008/12/17/my-first-night/comment-page-1/#comment-456 Tanaka Mon, 09 Jul 2012 11:01:13 +0000 http://nustaffsite.gunadarma.ac.id/blog/ssiregar/2008/12/17/my-first-night/#comment-456 Rome to Fiumicino airport is easy go to the main train stitaon (Termini) and simply buy a ticket using the automated ticket service. There are stitaons all over the place, and you can opt for an english language version. You'll just tell it you want a one-way ticket to Fiumicino and then insert Euros or your credit card it's about 12 euros, I believe? You can also get a taxi from your hotel to the airport, but the drivers spot a trusting American tourist a mile away they'll typically way overcharge you. If you're staying at a major hotel, like the Holiday Inn, they may have their own airport shuttle I think this is rarer with the hotels that are in the city proper, though (Fiumicino is about 12-20 km out of the center).Make sure you bring a pocket-sized Italian phrasebook it's absolutely essential if you don't know any Italian! Also, buy a travel guide (one each for Rome and for Venice will be a good idea, as you'll get a more detailed idea of what is in each city than you would with another generalized Italy book), and you can tailor your visit to your own interests.If you have an interest in the ancient city (I'm an archaeologist, so I'm biased!), I highly recommend the Forum & Colosseum, and the Capitoline Museum (which has an *amazing* ancient collection, and also a very nice Renaissance section). The Vatican also has an immense art collection spanning the centuries. The Pantheon is also really beautiful, and is free it's an easy walk from most spots in the city, and can be a really quick stop-off. Rome is my favorite place in the world enjoy it Rome to Fiumicino airport is easy go to the main train stitaon (Termini) and simply buy a ticket using the automated ticket service. There are stitaons all over the place, and you can opt for an english language version. You’ll just tell it you want a one-way ticket to Fiumicino and then insert Euros or your credit card it’s about 12 euros, I believe? You can also get a taxi from your hotel to the airport, but the drivers spot a trusting American tourist a mile away they’ll typically way overcharge you. If you’re staying at a major hotel, like the Holiday Inn, they may have their own airport shuttle I think this is rarer with the hotels that are in the city proper, though (Fiumicino is about 12-20 km out of the center).Make sure you bring a pocket-sized Italian phrasebook it’s absolutely essential if you don’t know any Italian! Also, buy a travel guide (one each for Rome and for Venice will be a good idea, as you’ll get a more detailed idea of what is in each city than you would with another generalized Italy book), and you can tailor your visit to your own interests.If you have an interest in the ancient city (I’m an archaeologist, so I’m biased!), I highly recommend the Forum & Colosseum, and the Capitoline Museum (which has an *amazing* ancient collection, and also a very nice Renaissance section). The Vatican also has an immense art collection spanning the centuries. The Pantheon is also really beautiful, and is free it’s an easy walk from most spots in the city, and can be a really quick stop-off. Rome is my favorite place in the world enjoy it

]]> Comment on Seriously frying doughnut by ssiregar http://nustaffsite.gunadarma.ac.id/blog/ssiregar/2012/02/28/seriously-frying-doughnut/comment-page-1/#comment-449 ssiregar Mon, 05 Mar 2012 06:51:45 +0000 http://nustaffsite.gunadarma.ac.id/blog/ssiregar/2012/02/28/seriously-frying-doughnut/#comment-449 Doughnut sounds more international than banana! Huhuhu!!! Doughnut sounds more international than banana! Huhuhu!!!

]]> Comment on Seriously frying doughnut by ati http://nustaffsite.gunadarma.ac.id/blog/ssiregar/2012/02/28/seriously-frying-doughnut/comment-page-1/#comment-448 ati Wed, 29 Feb 2012 16:31:07 +0000 http://nustaffsite.gunadarma.ac.id/blog/ssiregar/2012/02/28/seriously-frying-doughnut/#comment-448 Sure... You can skip the doughnut. Try frying banana... tralala... Sure… You can skip the doughnut. Try frying banana… tralala…

]]> Comment on My Favorite: Reader Digest’s Short Piece by Malinda Crews http://nustaffsite.gunadarma.ac.id/blog/ssiregar/2008/06/30/my-favorite-the-reader-digests-short-piece/comment-page-1/#comment-445 Malinda Crews Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:32:53 +0000 http://nustaffsite.gunadarma.ac.id/blog/ssiregar/2008/06/30/my-favorite-the-reader-digests-short-piece/#comment-445 Thanks so much for writing this! I read it when it was first published in Readers Digest. I wasn't a faithful believer then but this article stuck with me throughout the years and I have thought of it often and even tried looking for it to no avail. Today I am a Faithful Believer and I am so happy I looked again. Thank you again and May God Bless You Richly!! M. Crews Thanks so much for writing this! I read it when it was first published in Readers Digest. I wasn’t a faithful believer then but this article stuck with me throughout the years and I have thought of it often and even tried looking for it to no avail.
Today I am a Faithful Believer and I am so happy I looked again. Thank you again and May God Bless You Richly!!
M. Crews

]]> Comment on New Year Wishes by Arief http://nustaffsite.gunadarma.ac.id/blog/ssiregar/2011/12/28/new-year-wishes/comment-page-1/#comment-443 Arief Mon, 09 Jan 2012 16:50:25 +0000 http://nustaffsite.gunadarma.ac.id/blog/ssiregar/2011/12/28/new-year-wishes/#comment-443 Ameen...! Happy New Year... Ameen…! Happy New Year…

]]> Comment on How was Rome? (I wish, I will forever remember) by Tuscany Webmaster http://nustaffsite.gunadarma.ac.id/blog/ssiregar/2008/12/19/61/comment-page-1/#comment-442 Tuscany Webmaster Thu, 15 Dec 2011 19:22:18 +0000 http://nustaffsite.gunadarma.ac.id/blog/ssiregar/2008/12/19/61/#comment-442 Summertime greetings from the romance capital of the World! Summertime greetings from the romance capital of the World!

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