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There is a recently posted Seeking Alpha article that is something close to "required reading" for those folks who are failing to grasp that "historical earnings projection accuracy" and "current year earning projection spreads" are measures (or what I would call an inputs) for "risk assessment".
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The article's name is "Investors Think About Risk Differently From The Finance Industry: Why This Matters" and the link is seekingalpha.com/article/2324915-investors-think-about-risk-differently-from-the-finance-industry-why-this-mattersBack To Factoids' Instablog HomePage »
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What is Driving the Manufacturing FDI Wave in Asia?
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Perhaps for a change, Bettman should try to make the U.S. networks want the NHL, rather than the other way around. Perhaps he should act as though he actually believes hockey is worth paying for.
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Western European HCP Market, 1Q16: 2016 begins with mixed results, according to IDC
According to research by International Data Corporation (IDC), the Western European printer and multifunction (MFP) market declined by 7.7% in unit terms in 1Q16 compared with the same period a year ago, with negative performances in both the inkjet and laser segments. This negative start to 2016, with a market figure of 5 million units and a decline of 422,000 units, is largely due to the contraction in consumer printing but is relatively in line with forecasts. Revenues declined by 2.5%, with lasers showing a slight 0.8% decrease and inkjet revenues falling by 12.4%. The laser markets show a decrease in 1Q16, following the negative trend seen in the previous three quarters in Western Europe. Still, the laser revenue decrease is much lower than the volume, indicating that prices in many markets are holding.After a blip in the last quarter, business inkjet shipments rebounded and grew 6.4% in 1Q16. MFP products showed the highest growth rate, with a 9.2% increase, but business inkjet printers decreased 16.8% in the quarter. Despite this, business inkjet MFPs accounted for well over 90% of business inkjet shipments in 1Q16. Overall, MFP products accounted for 79.7% of all shipments in Western Europe in 1Q16, lower than in the past three quarters. Laser MFP shipments increased by 1.5% and inkjet MFPs decreased by 8.5% this quarter, but shipments were generally in line with IDC forecasts. Growth in the business market, comprising laser and business inkjet devices, slowed, but the value only slipped by 1.2%. The highest value growth was in 45ppm+ color devices, a positive trend that has been seen for more than a year now.
"After witnessing the first blip in more than two years in the business inkjet market last quarter, we are happy to report that we see a positive trend this quarter in Western Europe. A4 is responsible for most of the growth, but A3 devices are increasing as well", said Delphine Carnet, senior research analyst in IDC's Western European Imaging, Hardware Devices, and Document Solutions group. "We also see an increase in shipments in higher-speed segments, as businesses seem to be taking advantage of the newest technologies and upgrades in business inkjet technology."
Main Highlights: the overall Western European hardcopy market declined 7.7% year on year in 1Q16, with the inkjet decline greater than that for laser. Few segments saw any significant growth, with A3 and A4 color MFP devices showing the only real laser growth increase in Western Europe. Most color growth was from A4 MFP products, with only color MFP products showing a double-digit increase. Business inkjet grew by 6.4%, with MFPs responsible for the increase, while printers decreased by 16.8%.
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Germany: The German market followed the overall Western European negative trend with a 5.8% decline after two negative quarters. However, the business inkjet market was stronger than the Western European average, with an increase of 7.4% compared with the regional average of 6.4%. The laser market in Germany has shown negative growth for a year now, but color devices increased 1.1% compared with the 18.9% decrease in the mono laser segment. The inkjet market also decreased, by 0.7%, with consumer inkjet showing a 3.3% decrease. Both multifunction and printer devices saw declines, with a 1.2% decrease for MFPs and a 16.4% decline for printers.
France: France performed better than the Western European average but still showed an overall decline of 4.0% in 1Q16 over the same period last year. Inkjet decreased, but laser declined more than the inkjet market. The consumer markets for inkjet decreased 6.3%, more than last quarter, and business inkjet increased 19.2%, contrasting strongly with the slight positive trend seen in Western Europe. Inkjet MFPs declined by 3.1%, but laser MFPs increased by 2.2%.
The UK: The UK recorded a very poor performance this quarter, with an 11.4% decline. This is in line with the negative trend seen in Western Europe, though the UK performance was even worse. Business inkjet performed worse than the regional average, with only a 2.6% increase. Both the laser and inkjet markets declined, but we saw positive growth in A3 laser MFPs.
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Seeing how I absolutely despise N and his entire character (pretentious/attempts to convince you he's learned a lesson at the end of battle/didn't believe him/all the crap he put me through/still hate him.) the castle, to me, was none to exciting. I thought the fact that it ominously loomed over the league was pretty cool, but other then that, the only room I bothered to look into was N childhood room, which was indeed unsettling... The only thing that castle is to me, is a testament to the thing that f**ked up my chances of becoming a Champion on my first League Run because Ghetsis and N had to be idiots.
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Mathilde Brumagne has repeated White zombie, at Baltzola for her first 8c.
Tino Lois has repeated Supernowa, 9a, at Sierra de Guarra, for his third of the grade.
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Felipe Camargo, who's also in the form of his young life, has put up what could be Brazil's first 8B+, the 23 move Into the wild at Ubatuba.Sources: Kairn, Nina Caprez' blog and Belclimb
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July cargo volumes deliver strong start to new fiscal year
SC Ports Authority reported 2014 fiscal year-end operating earnings of $14.3 million, 20.7 percent over the organization's financial plan.
From July through June, the SCPA posted operating revenues of $164.1 million, an increase of nearly 17 percent over the previous fiscal year. FY2014 expenses totaled $149.9 million.
"With the Port's aggressive capital plan for the next several years, a solid financial performance is essential," said SCPA Board Chairman Bill Stern. "The strong 2014 fiscal year revenues reported today reflect that the SCPA remains focused on the growth necessary for these important projects."
Last month the SCPA announced 8 percent container growth for the fiscal year, handling 1.7 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) for an increase of 2 percent over plan. These results follow 9 percent increases the previous fiscal year and continue the SCPA's growth trend of more than double the market average.
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Volumes first month of the new fiscal year were positive, with pier containers up nearly 14 percent over July 2013.
As measured in twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs), July volumes exceeded plan by 11 percent. The SCPA handled 153,916 TEUs during the month, a 13 percent increase over 138,601 TEUs seen in July 2013. Calendar year to date TEU volume reached 1,026,372 last month, up 11 percent from the same period last year.
July breakbulk cargo volumes also saw increases over 2013 levels. Charleston moved 55,485 pier tons, an increase of 8 percent over last July, and monthly volumes were also up 19 percent in Georgetown, with 71,135 pier tons moved.
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Research Article
Novel distributed key revocation scheme for wireless sensor networks
Version of Record online: 18 JAN 2013
DOI: 10.1002/sec.707
Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Security and Communication Networks
Volume 6, Issue 10, pages 1271–1280, October 2013
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Chao, C.-H., Yang, C.-F., Lin, P.-T. and Li, J.-S. (2013), Novel distributed key revocation scheme for wireless sensor networks. Security Comm. Networks, 6: 1271–1280. doi: 10.1002/sec.707
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- key revocation;
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Key revocation plays an essential role in ensuring the confidentiality of wireless sensor networks following the compromise of one or more of the network nodes. The distributed key revocation protocol presented by Chan et al. has a rapid reaction time and avoids the single-point failure problem inherent in centralized schemes. However, the scheme is computationally complex, requires a large storage space, and incurs high communication overheads. Accordingly, this paper proposes a novel distributed, scalable, and cost-effective key revocation scheme based on Blom's t-secure property. In the proposed approach, any node identified as having a malicious behavior by t or more sensor nodes is categorized as a compromised node, and its keys are immediately revoked from the entire network. The proposed scheme not only satisfies the rigorous definition of a distributed key revocation protocol but also yields a significant improvement over Chan's revocation scheme in terms of a lower storage space requirement, a reduced communication overhead, and a lower computational cost. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.


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Differences in cerebral reperfusion and oxidative injury after cardiac arrest in pigs
An investigation of the free radical scavenger sodium 2-sulfophenyl-N-tert-butyl nitrone (S-PBN) and the weak vasodilatator Tris buffer mixture (TBM) on cerebral cortical blood flow (CCBF) and the jugular bulb concentration of two eicosanoids, indicators of oxidative stress and inflammation, was undertaken in 30 anaesthetized piglets during cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and after restoration of spontaneous circulation (ROSC). Methods:
Thirty animals were subjected to 8 min of untreated circulatory arrest followed by 8 min of closed-chest CPR. During CPR, the animals were randomized to receive 60 mg/kg S-PBN, 1 mmol/kg TBM or 2 ml/kg normal saline (n = 10 in each group). Systemic haemodynamic variables, CCBF and jugular bulb plasma concentrations of 8-iso-PGF2α and 15-keto-dihydro-PGF2α were measured. Results:
The CCBF during reperfusion after ROSC was greater in the TBM group than in the S-PBN group, the regression coefficient between CCBF and mean arterial blood pressure being lower in the S-PBN group than in the TBM group. The jugular bulb plasma concentration of 8-iso-PGF2α during the first 30 min after ROSC was greater in the TBM group than in the S-PBN group. Administration of TBM after vasopressin did not attenuate the pressor effect of vasopressin. Conclusion:
Administration of S-PBN during CPR results in less cerebral oxidative stress, possibly by promoting normal distribution of cerebral blood flow.
Keywords: CPR; S-PBN; buffer; cerebral haemodynamics; free radical; oxidative damage; reperfusion injury; vasopressin
Document Type: Research Article
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1034/j.1399-6576.2003.00189.x
Affiliations: 1: Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care and 2: Public Health/Geriatrics, Uppsala University Hospital, Uppsala, Sweden
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We're all just silly sheep at the shops
Men are growing beards just because Jeremy Paxman has one. Whaaat?
Women are buying flapper-style satin gloves, because they saw them worn by Carey Mulligan in the recent film of The Great Gatsby.
The sales of tea infusers shot up by nearly 70 per cent after Victoria Wood used them in her BBC documentary, Nice Cup of Tea.
Men are growing beards just because Jeremy Paxman (left) has one. Women are buying flapper-style satin gloves, because they saw them worn by Carey Mulligan (right) in the recent film of The Great Gatsby
Meanwhile, thousands and thousands of consumers are buying martini glasses because Cora Crawley and Co were drinking cocktails from them in this series of Downton Abbey.
Violet, put down the gin, prepare to be shocked.
I certainly am. Shocked by a new report from John Lewis which reveals that the nation's shopping habits appear not to be dictated by household budgets, by what we think would look nice on the mantelpiece, or by the basics we need and want in the kitchen.
Nothing so simple and straightforward as that.
Instead, the detailed stock check by Middle England's favourite retailer revealed that powerful outside forces conspire to shape our desires and inform our purchases.
We are swayed not by the pattern on the tea towel or the scent of the soap, but by what we see on the news, by what the Royal Family do and wear, by major television shows and films. Above all, we are influenced by celebrities.
The report, called How We Shop, Live and Look, crunches down the data from millions of purchases, revealing the patterns and habits of its loyal customers.
And I hate to say it, but the survey makes for bleak reading. Not for what it says about John Lewis — but what it says about us.
Are we really so stupid, so easily led, so willing to rush out and buy a pair of sunglasses because Nigella once wore them or a blanket because Prince George was wrapped in it? Yes, indeedy.
Sales of the swaddling blanket the royal baby was first pictured in increased by more than 600 per cent in the days following his birth.
Previously, I had felt a pang of slight condescension about those thousands of giddy women who would rush out to buy a dress or an outfit last seen on Kate Middleton.
Who were they, these faceless, wannabe Sloanes with their bottomless lust for Reiss pleats and shiny champagne tights?
How could they be so gullible, so easily swayed by celebrity patronage, royal or otherwise?
That was before I read the survey and saw myself buried deep in the data. Online searches for sewing machines tripled at John Lewis when The Great British Sewing Bee was on television? Guilty as charged.
Most of the stuff in the John Lewis handbag picture in the paper yesterday — the wallet, sunglasses, gadgets and lipsticks costing an average £1,209.99? Got the lot.
Free-standing cake mixer as seen on the Great British Bake Off? Not yet, but still yearning.
All this seems to suggest that we are nothing more than silly sheep, rushing out to buy a cake tin because of that nice Mary Berry. We are totally in thrall to our tellies, to celebrities, to what next-door are doing, to popular trend.
It was interesting to discover that men are just as susceptible — growing a beard like Ben Affleck or buying a pair of trainers like Andy Murray's.
It seems to suggest that we have all become infantilised to an incredible degree, incapable of making a shopping decision without the benediction or endorsement of a big star or a successful franchise. That pat on the head that lets us know our choices are acceptable.
Certainly, it proves once again that these days, celebrities are lucrative human billboards. Once upon a time, celebrity endorsements such as a perfume deal or insurance ad were a little sweetener at the end of their careers.
Now it is a starting point, it is centre stage and prime time, with stars such as Katy Perry, Nicole Kidman and Rihanna becoming branding machines.
The knock-on effect is in the High Street now, tempting each and every one of us.
John Lewis predicts that the next big style spike is going to be when the film starring Nicole Kidman as Grace Kelly comes out. Oh. I love those fashions. Cath Kidston print headscarf, here I come.
One baker who's burnt his bridges
Liberty Ross said that she could not forgive her film director husband for his affair with Kristen Stewart
Having an affair with his young and glamorous American co-star was the biggest mistake of his life, confesses Paul Hollywood. Tell us something we don't know.
It is interesting that Hollywood is coming clean now, after refusing to utter a word about his oh-so-obvious mid-life crisis at the time and pretending it was 'salacious lies'.
Perhaps it is a damage-limitation exercise, a bid to polish up his act before he begins a nationwide tour next year.
Meanwhile, Liberty Ross said this week that she could not forgive her film director husband for his affair with his leading lady, Kristen Stewart, of the Twilight films.
She says the pictures of them smooching in a car like randy teenagers broke her heart.
Yet some married couples do patch things up, weathering the squall on the sea of love.
Perhaps the only good thing to have come out of the Hollywood affair is that Mrs Bake Off — who has behaved impeccably throughout her husband's horribly public betrayal — is now on the cusp of her own brilliant career in cooking.
As the brains behind his buns, she might end up being even more famous than him.
A baby? Try a hamster
Hollywood actor Owen Wilson and his gal pal, personal trainer Caroline Lindqvist, are having a baby together. Why? Just for fun, really.
She is six months pregnant and said: 'Owen and I decided to have a child even though we're not in a relationship. And we're not planning on starting a relationship, either.'
That's probably just as well. Wilson broke up with the mother of his first child a few months after the baby was born. And now this.
He is 44 and Swedish-born Caroline is 41 — an age when would-be mums are pushing open the doors of the last-chance saloon, desperate to give the barman their order. Her motives are, of course, completely understandable.
Yet they still sound like two kids who want a kid in the same way that they maybe once wanted a nice puppy or a new car or a skiing holiday in Aspen.
As if becoming parents was just something to be ticked off on a list.
I know it is not always possible, but they are not even trying to be a mum and dad in a committed relationship, raising a child together.
I wish them well — but I do think it is just a bit selfish.
If they are so desperate for a little bundle of joy, why not put their names down for an iPad mini.
Or get a hamster?
This is bare-faced baloney
Tin hats on, shields aloft — once more I am going to say what I think about celebrities and their charity works.
The latest bout of noble chariteering is the Children In Need BearFaced Day.
This campaign features beautiful celebrities with well-groomed eyebrows and clear skins selflessly being photographed without make-up. SO BRAVE.
For Michelle Dockery (right) and the rest, Children In Need BearFaced Day is a sly exercise in vanity. Vanessa Feltz (left) is the honourable exception. At least she is pulling a face and refusing to take the shoot seriously
Yet what is their message? That underneath it all, they are just puffy eyed, wonky-nosed, blotchy-skinned civilians like the rest of us?
No, because all of these women know very well that they still look terrific without their slap.
Be realistic — they wouldn't have consented to these bare-faced close-ups otherwise.
For Fiona Bruce, Rachel Stevens, Jo Wood, Sheridan Smith, Denise Lewis, Michelle Dockery and the rest, it is a sly exercise in vanity, underpinned with the delightful, self-righteous fizz that only high-profile charity work can bring.
Vanessa Feltz is the honourable exception. At least, she is pulling a face and refusing to take the shoot seriously — instead of staring wanly into the lens, super-model style, like everyone else.
The campaign encourages women to go without make-up for a day to raise funds.
Laudable, of course, but like charity balls and the rest, I can think of much more practical and useful ways of raising money.
If celebrities really want to help, why not work in an old people's home for the day, spend some time visiting the lonely and vulnerable in hospital, help street cleaners clear up the mounds of litter that ruin our towns?
Agreed, these are not glamorous things to do, but it would be a whole lot more impressive than forgoing lippy and mascara for 24 hours.
P.S. Can you think of any loving and supportive female celebrity who would rather run a marathon than be photographed without her make-up? No, me neither. Next!
Witches' hats off to the parents who dressed up their blonde toddler in a scary Gordon Ramsay-style Halloween costumer, complete with ridge marks on his little forehead
Witches' hats off to the parents who dressed up their blonde toddler in a scary Gordon Ramsay-style Halloween costume, complete with ridge marks on his little forehead. Hilarious!
Now. Any monster Gregg the Eggs out there? No. Who would even dare take on the MasterChef judge? Some things are just a little too scary, even for fright night.
Not for the first time, the nation's first wives have a right to feel enraged.
A survey for a jeweller has revealed that second wives get more expensive engagement rings, costing an average of £1,200 more. According to comparejewellery.com, third wives get even bigger bling.
The husbands, especially those who have just dumped their first families, apparently have 'more faith in the security of marriage' second time around.
Is that what they call it?
The ugly side of parents
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Barbra Streisand's mother tried to discourage her daughter from going into showbusiness.
She suggested that because of her daughter's 'unusual' looks, she might be better off being a secretary.
Her stepfather also put her down, telling the little girl that she was 'not pretty enough to have an ice-cream'. What a brute.
Streisand, now 71, told Glamour magazine this week: 'My mother never defended me. I was never supported in that house.'
In hindsight, she now thinks they were trying to toughen her up.
Yet Barbra never let herself be a victim, never stopped believing in herself and never wanted to change an inch of her appearance in her journey from struggling singer to world star.
Which all goes to prove, children, that sometimes you have just got to NOT listen to the negative voices of mummy and daddy. And forge your own path instead.
Oh, I have female shepherdess envy. Tweed jackets, cosy jumpers, lovely boots, healthy complexion — and a smashing sheepdog called Roy. What's not to love?
Emma Gray is the real-life Bo Peep champ, the first woman ever to win the Northumberland sheepdog trials.
Previously, she wrote a book called One Girl And Her Dogs about her quest for romance in this wild and beautiful part of England.
Now she has found love with the local vet. Paging Hollywood! What a marvellous romance. This is one version of Fifty Shades of Gray I really want to see on the big screen. Woof!
Apparently, our ability to tell the truth wanes as the day goes on. Too true.
You start off each morning as a loving and encouraging member of the human race. By the time it gets to 8pm, everyone is too tired to carry on being nice.
Before noon it is all: 'No, that skirt you paid a fortune for really suits you.'
By nightfall it is more like: 'Sharon, you look like a runaway truck in that dress.'
Honesty might be the best policy — but it isn't exactly an insurance policy against keeping yourself from a thumping after dark.
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Quick Trip Report Prague March 2011
Thanks to all on the message boards here for your help on researching and planning our recent six day trip to Prague. I will not mention the main sights here as they have been covered so well in the trip reports posted here but I will mention some highlights of our trip that might be of interest to you.
Travel books: Rick Steves Prague and Eyewitness Travel Prague....very helful!
Airport transportation: Minibus Cedaz. Pickup every 30 minutes in front of terminal. Pay driver (does not take large bills). Takes you to V Celnici street near city central and Old Town Square. Only about $6 each for the half hour ride.
K&K Hotel Central: Excellant location close to Old Town Square, all transportation and Cedaz Airport Pickup. Wonderful hotel with full buffet breakfast included. Room was small but worked out perfectly and had everything we needed. Staff very helpful booking day tours and answering any questions we had. They even sold stamps and tickets for the metro system.
Metros, trams and buses: Easy access to anywhere you need to go at a very affordable price. Purchase timed tickets at cigar shops or newstands. Obtain a Municipal Transport map at a book store and purchase a good, easy to read map of the city as you will need it. Caution: As we were getting off a tram my husband let a lady go in front of him and I looked back only to see the door close before my husband could get off....stick together! He got off at the next stop and toke the first tram back.
Food: Really enjoyed the food especially the goulash, duck, weinersnitzel, dumplings, potatoe pancakes, red and white cabbage and ofcourse apple strudel and crepes. Hot chocolate everywhere is to die for! Large breakfast at our hotel so enjoyed sausage (Klobasa) with bread and mustard from the street vendors in Old Town Square for lunch. Trdelnik vendors...warm twisted pastry with cinnamon. Found pork to be rather dry, however. Terrific beer everywhere ofcourse, cheaper than soft drinks!
Restaurants: Enjoyed Rick Steves suggestion of Restaurace u Provaznice and Restaurace Mlejnice, both very good. Cafe Marnice (left and down the stairs as you cross the Charles Bridge north side). Restaurant Svejk (near Old Town square closer to river end) good apple strudel! Municiple House cafe for excellant desserts and coffee and beer...enjoy that beautiful Art Nouveau building. We were not as please with the restaurant downstairs in that building, however. Also enjoyed the Restaurant at the end of the block of our K&K Central Hotel...good beer goulash in bread bowl.
Tours and Day trip: Kutna Hora, Sedlec Ossuary and Kostnice (Bone Church) 6 hour tour. Enjoyed the tour but suggest you try someone other than Martin Tour as they stopped at a small restaurant for an hour (not listed in tour iteneray) as people ordered drinks and food. Would have prefered to spend that time exploring the town or shops. Also booked Martin Tour for city historical tour. It was raining and older mini van was leaking from condensation INSIDE the bus and windows fogged. Again, suggest you book a differant tour company.
Highlights: In our search for the strudel shop on Jesseniova Street (strussel man best strudel in Prague per Food Network) we found the Olsanske Hrbitovy, the most amazing cemetary I have seen with wonderful headstones and statues....not to be missed! As for the apple strudel, it is sold out of an orange window (no. 29 Jesseniova St., four blocks from cemetary) in a residential district. It was warm and wonderful...about $2.50 for a foot long strudel neatly wrapped in paper, but really not any better than the strudel we had in town. To get to cemetary take tram 5, 9 or 26 to the Olsanke stop. You will see it on any map as it is huge and we only saw a very small part of it.
Enjoyed strolling across the beautiful Charles Bridge with the terrific views of the city. Loved the small Mucha Museum and wandering thru the food markets buying goodies to take home and the Havelska Market with its many stalls of fresh vegetables and toys and souvenirs. Nice little antique shop, Retro Bazar Antik, one block from our hotel and I believe it is called Praline Candy Shop also close to our hotel where I hand picked little boxes of chocolates to take home to my kids. The gold boxes were tied with bright orange ribbon. Ofcourse we enjoyed all the main attractions listed here on the boards and in our travel books. Amazing statues, gargoyals and beautiful buildings EVERYWHERE! This city is a photographers paradise!
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Thanks for the trip report. We are going to Prague this summer.
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As are we. Thank you.
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I can only imagine how beautiful it is with the trees green and the flowers in bloom! Have a wonderful time!
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looks like you had a good time.I have been to Kutna Hora twice but done the journey by train which gave us lots of time in the town.
I have used Martin tours in the past onec and found the whole trip very rushed with no spare time whatsoever.
Glad you enjoyed the food,I just ove the Goulash too.and the street food is also pretty good.
I am back in Prague in May (7 weeks to go) and just can't wait.
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I used Martin Tours to Cesky Krumlov and it wasn't rushed at all. I thought the tour guide was excellent and there was plenty of time. My only quibble was their van was not very comfortable nor large, and that's a longer ride so the seats were kind of hard. But if you are going to Kutna Hora for a full day tour, I suspect any tour company is going to stop for lunch somewhere for about an hour, don't think you can avoid that. YOu can ask, though, as maybe some would have that hour in the city itself to do what you want. I took Prague Sightseeing Tours to Kutna Hora and they were excellent(no bone church visit, but I had no interest in that). I think we were in Kutna Hora for lunchtime and could do what we wanted, but don't really remember that much. I agree that Kutna Nora isn't that far away so the lunch hour should be in the city rather than outside it, if that's what happend (and I don't see how that could be because it doesn't take that long to get there, unless it was a half day tour or something, but they don't usually have a meal hour).
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My 10-day Independent Prague trip with Gate1Travel was an oustanding bargain with airflights from Swissair, a room at the Atlantic hotel (modest, comfortable, quiet, superb location), and 3 tours covering the city and surroundings. This package was all booked over the web at an unbeatable price on G1T's excellent site. This was my fourth and best stay in Prague, my third trip with G1T, and recommend giving them a try - you won't be sorry. I rode the trams all day for $6 which gave me a superb overview of the city and suburbs in safety, comfort, and convenience.
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Thanks for the input. We are traveling for 10 days to Praha in October. We will get an apartment. Has anyone rented a car? I have some heritage in Brno and would like to drive there. But we could take a train. I can't wait!
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