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This tour was very very good. Guide was excellent and we were shown a lot of venice and missed the lines. Yes we were very pleased with this one and recommend it highly
The Guide was Great! she spoke perfect English and was very knowledgeable . She encouraged questions and explained just enough information to keep you interested and did not ramble on for ever. This is a Great Tour .
The tour guide was passionate about her city and very informative
I absolutely loved this tour - I have to say it is truly well worth the money. I loved the easy walking around Venice, really there is no other way to enjoy Venice than to walk it. Would highly recommend.
Tye tour guide was extremely knowledgeable about the area but also providing insight into the daily lives of those living in Venice. He provided us with an idea of what Venice looked like in bygone years with descriptions but also pictures. He was very prepared and gladly answered any and all questions asked. He made sure we were comfortable during the tour which was nice since we wre with hi for several hours. It was a great tour.
Our guide was outstanding. We had been to Venice once before but did not venture into the interior of either of these sites. The narration and the explanation added to the amazement of what the citizens constructed hundreds of years ago and how they have stood the test of time. Truly a testament of what humans have accomplished without the use of modern day tools. The ceiling tiles of St Marc's and the enormity of the Doge's palace should not be missed on your first visit. We chose well.
Fantastic tour - Federica was one of the best guides we had in our two week holiday throughout Italy. Excellent!
Our guide was very informative and we learnt alot by doing the tour with her. It's a great way to see the important sites when you have limited time. You will see some really spectacular sites on this tour.
Our guide was great in this tour. While those coming to Venice are amazed by the canals, we were blown away by walking through the town - the narrow lanes, the sudden huge squares and great canal side walks. It is no doubt very crowded, but this tour is the best way to get the feel of whole of venice in 4-4.5 hours. Make sure you take the Doge's Palace tour as well. Having come till Venice, it is simply not worth to miss this.
This was a wonderful walking tour; our guide Francesca taught us so much about the city without overwhelming us. We were much better informed for the additional days of our stay. The tour through St. Mark's and the Doge's Palace were also wonderful. The only thing I would change is to allow us a few minutes to look in the gift shop at St. Mark's; I wanted to buy a book about the mosaics and didn't have any time to browse. Over all we would highly recommend this trip.
We did the small group tour. Our guide was excellent! It was a great tour. Highly recommended. Great introduction to the city and left with a better understanding on how to navigate the streets/alleys of Venice!
Great walking tour and visit to St Mark's and the Doges Palace. Knowledgeable and friendly guide Stephania.
We both thoroughly enjoyed this tour! Elena , our guide was great and this was a brilliant way to see the best bits of Venice. Skip the line access was perfect and would absolutely recommend this tour to anyone.
The tour guide was fabulous as was the tour. We had a wonderful experience and I would use your company again without question.
Our guide Patricia was absolutely fantastic! She made the whole tour come alive with her depth of knowledge and passion.We took the extended tour to include the Doge's Palace which was well worth doing.
Fabulous day out - our guide was great. She showed us places where tourists don't go to, where her daughter goes to school, where she lives. She was very knowledgeable about everything as well. Would definitely recommend this tour. Loved it.
Our tour guide was very interesting and knowledgeable! She explained interesting details about Venice and the history of Venice. We were very happy that we decided to do the tour as we saw and learned things that we wouldn't have if we didn't do the tour. However, we were disappointed that the Basilica was closed and we were not able to go in. We were offered the option to rebook but we were leaving that afternoon so we were not able to.
Excellent and to get a private "posh" speedboat trip from San Marco in front of the Danielli and Londra Palace out into the lagoon - Murano etc and then back all the way down the Grand Canal superb, well over an hour on the boat and tehn 2 plus hours. The local guide very knowledgable, excelent English and very friendly/personable. Only 9 of us on the tour.
Excellent value you could easily pay 2/3x the price just for the speed boat trip.
Just watch the time to get back to cruise terminal our ship embarked at 5.30pm and it was a rush to get back but the guide got us a water taxi which whisked us back in record time and that only cost 40 Euros.
Maybe start the tours 1 or 1.30 rather than 2pm and if doing the morning shorter tour a bit later than 9am at Rialto?
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Very good tour. Guide was informative and paced the tour well. Basilica tour and Doges palace tour are a must to see for any first time tourist to Venice.
After our morning tour I thought 2 hours walking and 1 hour boat ride would be too much but it was absolutely fabulous. It was all done at a relaxed pace with a great guide 'Chiara' who had a great sense of humour.
This was an amazing tour of Venice and our guide Sara was an absolute gem! She was so knowledgable and simply outstanding! She spoke good English and answered all questions thrown her way. The group was not too large and this made the experience even better. We opted for the Doges Palace Tour as well and the group was even smaller which made it feel like a private tour! We learnt so much and had a wonderful time experiencing some of Venice's beautiful tourist attractions! Simply a must for first time visitors!
Great tour ! great guide.
Guide was great. Informative and pleasant. Worth every penny.
With only a short stay in Venice, this tour was perfect. Our guide was not only very knowledgeable but very entertaining. Would highly recommend this tour.
WE only did the walking tour part, but it was great. The guide was wonderful and did a great job .


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Published: September 28, 2000
PARIS, Sept. 27— Europe is rushing to tear down borders, but the Internet is toppling some of them even faster, making life distinctly uncomfortable for European policy makers.
A big source of that discomfort is the threat of lost tax revenue, because European nations depend far more on taxes on consumption than the United States does. So in contrast to the United States -- where a federal commission failed to agree on how states should tax basic electronic commerce and mail-order sales like books, consumer electronics and other products -- European officials are pushing hard to adopt a seemingly narrow but potentially far-reaching proposal to ensure that digital products bought in Europe over the Internet do not escape taxation.
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Normally in Europe, services would be taxed in the country of origin, meaning that European nations would gain no tax revenue from services flowing in from the outside. But this bill, which has stirred controversy not only on the Continent but among high-technology companies in the United States, would require companies outside Europe with sales here of such services exceeding 100,000 euros, or about $88,000, to register in one European country for the purpose of paying value-added taxes.
The stakes are significant. In 1999, European e-commerce sales were $3.4 billion, or less than one-half of 1 percent of total sales. But by some estimates, such sales in Europe may rise as high as 12 percent of the total in the next few years. And while sales of digital products from outside Europe are only a small fraction of that, policy makers -- even more than their counterparts in the United States -- are fretting over possible lost revenue.
In contrast to the United States, where relatively few people pay state sales taxes on Internet purchases, European governments already impose national value-added taxes on goods sold over the Internet within Europe. The tax rates and the list of goods covered vary from country to country. For services sold by European companies in Europe, the V.A.T. is paid by the selling company in its home country.
As a result, European governments already tax e-commerce more than the United States does. The Internet Tax Freedom Act, passed by Congress in 1998, created a moratorium on sales taxes on e-commerce across state lines until 2001, and antitax forces in Congress have tried, so far unsuccessfully, to extend the moratorium until 2006.
Washington has sought to coordinate Internet tax policies with the Europeans through the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Paris. At an O.E.C.D. conference in Ottawa in 1998, the Europeans and the United States agreed on a list of principles for treating digital goods as services rather than manufactured products, to avoid customs duties on their delivery, and on jurisdiction in case of eventual taxation.
But here, the issue is considered a pressing one. European governments depend for roughly 40 percent of their total revenue on value-added taxes, while state sales taxes in the United States make up only about 25 percent of total state tax revenue. The budget of the European Commission is financed almost entirely by the V.A.T.
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Many of the almost 22 million Medicare beneficiaries age 65 and older who were enrolled in Medicare Part D in 2009 did not receive the routinely recommended vaccinations covered by Part D. CDC national survey data for 2009 show that 11 percent of Medicare beneficiaries age 65 and older had received a shingles vaccination and 53 percent had received a Td (tetanus and diphtheria) vaccinationthe routinely recommended vaccinations covered under Part D. Medicare data for 2007 through 2009 show that relatively few Part D beneficiaries received these vaccinations under Part D5 percent for shingles and less than 1 percent for Td or Tdap (which includes protection against pertussis). These data suggest that beneficiaries either received vaccinations prior to enrolling in Medicare or, once enrolled, used other health coverage or paid out of pocket for these vaccinations.
A multitude of factors affect beneficiaries access to routinely recommended Part D-covered vaccinations, particularly the low percentage of physicians and pharmacies that stock the relatively new shingles vaccine. Most physicians do not stock the shingles vaccine due to factors such as the cost of purchasing a supply and Part D billing challenges. More than half of physicians refer beneficiaries to pharmacies to purchase the vaccinewhich may require beneficiaries to transport the vaccine back to the physician to be administered. Physicians recommend shingles vaccinations less often than other vaccinations, and even when they recommend them, beneficiaries often decline them. At the same time, due in part to a limited supply of the shingles vaccine, only about one-third of pharmacies nationwide stock it. Beneficiaries cost sharingwhich averaged $57 for a shingles vaccination in 2009and challenges with obtaining reimbursement from Part D plans were other reported deterrents to beneficiaries obtaining Part D vaccinations.
Many stakeholdersgovernment agencies, advisory bodies, and professional organizationshave raised concerns about the administrative challenges associated with Part D and have recommended actions to improve access to Part D vaccinations. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has issued guidance on a number of approaches to help address administrative challenges, but stakeholders report that additional steps are needed, including broader use of web-based systems, that could provide real-time access to allow physicians to verify beneficiary coverage and bill Part D plans.
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Vaccinations can prevent diseases and improve the quality of life for Medicare beneficiaries. Vaccinations for flu and pneumonia are covered by Medicares Part B physician and outpatient service benefit. Since 2006, Medicares Part D prescription drug benefit covers other routinely recommended vaccinations, such as the shingles vaccination. Part D typically contracts with pharmacies, but not physicians, for covered vaccinations. The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act required GAO to study Medicare beneficiary access to routinely recommended vaccinations covered under Part D. GAO examined (1) the extent to which beneficiaries have received Part D-covered vaccinations, (2) factors affecting beneficiary access to vaccinations, and (3) any findings and recommendations of government agencies and other stakeholders to increase access to Part D-covered vaccinations. To do this, GAO (1) analyzed Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) national health survey data and Medicare data; (2) surveyed physicians, pharmacies, and state beneficiary assistance programs nationwide; and (3) convened a facilitated discussion with stakeholder groups.
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Status: Closed - Not Implemented
Comments: CMS did not explore options and take appropriate steps to address the administrative challenges we identified in our report, such as physicians? difficulty in verifying beneficiaries? coverage and billing for Part D-covered vaccinations. CMS reported that because of changes in beneficiary behavior and the healthcare delivery system, economically, it is not in CMS' and other stakeholders' best interest to develop an alternative reimbursement process for physician administered Part D covered vaccinations. The agency noted, however, that it will continue to encourage both physicians and beneficiaries of the health benefits of recommended vaccinations.
Recommendation: To help improve the ability of Medicare beneficiaries to obtain routinely recommended vaccinations, the Administrator of CMS should explore options and take appropriate steps to address administrative challenges, such as physicians' difficulty in verifying beneficiaries' coverage and billing for Part D-covered vaccinations.
Agency Affected: Department of Health and Human Services: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
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Proposed new hours-of-service rules will harm private carriers and could "completely change the fundamentals of transportation in the United States as they exist today," says National Private Truck Council President John McQuaid
The General Services Administration has finalized revisions to its transportation management policy aimed at cutting costs and making the rules easier to understand
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The Department of Transportation is proposing changes to the hours of service rules that will fundamentally alter trucking's safety and operational practices.
Public announcement of the long-awaited proposal is scheduled for this afternoon. Based on information from a variety of sources in government and the truck and bus industry, truckinginfo.com prepared an outline of what the proposal contains
Federal regulators have shut down a 10-truck refrigerated carrier in Clear Lake, IA, as an "imminent hazard to the public.
Michigan State Police are testing a new device called EyeCheck which is intended to detect fatigue by measuring how a driver's eyes respond to light
The state of New York is proposing to waive the current three-hour limit on nighttime parking at its rest stops so truckers can get much-needed sleep
The Wisconsin Motor Carriers Assn. is officially endorsing PrePass, an electronic pre-clearance system for trucks on interstate highways.
WMCA president Tom Howells said the association is backing PrePass because it is a turnkey system that can be
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Average highway speeds are on the upswing in Iowa, as the state legislature is expected to adjourn soon without approving an increase in the state's speed limits
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is re-evaluating a recent decision to enforce wheel chock rules
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MENOMONIE, Wis. – The UW-Stevens Point men's basketball secured at least a share of its 27th Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) title and the No. 1 seed for the upcoming conference tournament in dramatic fashion, needing overtime to defeat UW-Stout 76-74 on Wednesday evening.
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"It took a courageous effort tonight to grab a share of the conference title," said head coach Bob Semling. "We are now focusing on returning home Saturday and winning an outright title in front of the Pointer faithful."
After a huge defensive stand by UWSP at the end of regulation to force overtime, it was back-and-forth between the squads in a closely contested extra stanza, before Hass made a free-throw line jumper with 17 seconds remaining that would prove to be the game-winning basket for the visiting Pointers.
In the game's final possession, UW-Stout went for the win on a 3-point attempt with seconds remaining, and after snaring the offensive rebound launched another unsuccessful triple try just as time expired.
Four Pointers scored in double figures, led by Ritchay with 23 points. Hass added 18 points while Clayton Heuer (Wisconsin Rapids, WI/Lincoln/UW-Green Bay) and Richard scored 14 and 10, respectively. Chris Hortman led the Blue Devils (18-6, 10-5 WIAC) with 29 points.
The win guarantees UWSP a bye into the conference tournament semi-finals, with the Pointers hosting a 7 p.m. game on Thursday, February 21 against an opponent to be determined.
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