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Summer Intern Photo Contest
ELCM Summer Academic Internship Photo Contest
Experiential Learning and Career Management is hosting a photo contest open to all students participating in summer internships. Share your internship experience! We are looking for meaningful testimonials from students to promote internships to other MU students. Submit your photo and description and have a chance to win a COOL prize to be announced in the spring semester!!!!! We will select TWO winners from your submissions. DEADLINE is FRIDAY, August 10, 2018.
Winners of the 2016 ELCM Summer Academic Internship Photo Contest
This year ELCM had a great pool of candidates and four students were selected as recipients of the summer photo contest. Thank YOU to all that submitted photos.
"I had one of the best career experiences of my life through a summer internship. This internship at Tait Towers has allowed me to gain a better understanding of my major as well as the applications for it. It provided me with experience of controlling robots larger than myself, and creating control systems to complete a certain task. On top of all this, I was provided monetary compensation for this experience. This internship has taken place of my prior job, and I plan to continue working with this company for as long as I can manage. There were several perks to this job including "Free Ice Cream Friday," trans-company networking opportunities, and the chance to work alongside intelligent engineers. There is also potential for working on projects created for entertainment purposes. This, to me, might be one of the coolest aspects – The chance to inspire awe and provide entertainment to an audience. I was able to apply this experience with my education at Millersville University to greatly improve my competence in this industry. The opportunity for networking might be one of the most beneficial experiences for your career. I would highly recommend an internship to any student eligible in order to apply your education."
Jordan Steele, Senior, Applied Engineering & Technology, Robotics & Control Systems, interned with TAIT Towers.
"PA Wildlife Paradise: This summer I was given the opportunity to work within the DCNR's Bureau of Forestry. I was the wildlife intern for a small division called ecological services. It was the experience of a lifetime and one that I will never forget. I worked with experienced wildlife biologists who studied anything from Peregrine falcons to Bog turtles to Elk. I was able to gain hands-on experience with highly educated biologists who were experts in their fields of study. Many of my classes at Millersville helped prepare me for the work I would be doing in the field. Some of the animals I studied were Elk, Black bears, White-tailed deer, Woodcocks, Red-bellied newts, Peregrine falcons, Goshawks, Spotted turtles, Bog turtles, Wood turtles, Box turtles, Ring-necked snakes, Allegheny woodrats, and many more. Several of the species I studied were important game species or endangered species. I learned how to identify species of birds as well simply by listening to their songs.
After gathering research in the field I was able to enter the data into the Pennsylvania Amphibian and Reptile Survey (PARS) or onto Arcmap. Thus, I was able to share the valuable information I had gathered in the field with other biologists. I was not only fortunate to work with biologists in my division, but worked with biologists from the PA Game Commission and the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy. Through my internship I gained valuable connections with biologist all over the state, which could potentially lead to future job opportunities. I gained the most incredible experiences and memories from this internship and would highly recommend it to other students in the field of biology. The people and animals I worked with this summer made me a better biologist both in the office and in the field. This internship validated my career aspirations to become and wildlife biologist and to take my education to the next level by pursuing a masters degree in wildlife biology."
Halie Parker, Senior, Biology, environmental biology option, interned with Department of Conservation & Natural Resources – Bureau of Forestry.
Entry Rules/Eligibility
- Students must be currently enrolled as a Millersville University student when submitting an entry.
- Your academic internship was registered for credits and must have occurred between May 14, 2018, and August 24, 2018.
- Be mindful of the specific policies and privacy laws of your workplace and industry. Our expectation is that MU students abide by all worksite rules for professional conduct in their respective industries/careers. If you have questions about confidentiality or proprietary matters, please check with your employer supervisor before emailing photos to the contest.
- Get creative. We are looking for a picture of you that captures a great internship moment, whether it is a shot of you on the production line with your site supervisor, company president, assisting/presenting or preparing for an organizational event, the photograph is meant to be representative of something you have done or are doing so have fun with it. Students may submit up to three photographs.
- Please also adhere to the following guidelines: Photos must be submitted in JPEG format, with a resolution of at least 2400 x 1600. Please do not download photographs from Facebook or other social media sites since they are usually compressed. Save your photos in the following format: FirstName_LastName_ImageTitle
- Write a description of 300 words or less and an interesting caption as well. Explain in your best writing style why your experience is awesome. Explain the benefits of your internship (experience, salary, job offers, special perks, networking, etc.), and why you would recommend an internship to other MU students. The description is part of the entry and will be judged. ELCM retains the right to edit entries for proper grammar and spelling.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: FRIDAY, August 10, 2018
How the Competition Works
Submit up to three photographs in electronic format by emailing them to: firstname.lastname@example.com
List in subject line: Photo contest, your last name and internship organization. In the email message, include the following information: Your full name, academic major, class level, internship company and cell phone number.
By entering this contest, you grant Millersville University the right to publish, use, reproduce and/or publicly display your photographs and written testimonial on MU's website, social networking sites, and in any of its publications.


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Several news outlets are reporting this morning that the Dublin III Regulation is likely to be scrapped by the Commission in March. It may be that Peter Sutherland, the UN Special Representative on Migration, was right when he said last year that the Regulation was "dead".
If it is dead – and that is not at all clear yet – what killed it?
The obvious answer is the sheer number of entrants over the past two years, which has made the Regulation virtually impossible to fully enforce and placed a political and economic strain on some of the countries in Europe least able to bear it. The decision of Angela Merkel to consider the asylum claims of the huge volume of Syrian refugees pouring into Germany effectively bypassed the Dublin Regulation entirely; a great many of those people could have been returned to one of the countries on Europe's edge.
A second answer is that the Regulation has never been used properly by Members States, with Northern countries tending to disregard e.g. the family reunion provisions and return whoever they can to Southern countries, who did their best to avoid fingerprinting people in the first place. The whole point of Dublin III was to make the decision as to which refugee went where more sensible and fair, but as with Dublin II, its provisions are often ignored.
Whenever I have spoken to employees of the Commission at conferences they have either displayed utter bewilderment at the way the Regulation has been interpreted in Member States and the CJEU ("well obviously a systemic deficiency isn't the only way to breach Article 3 ECHR" was a memorable quote in the dark days pre-EM(Eritrea) v SSHD [2014] UKSC 12) or an alarming naiveté. I was recently asked how quickly the Home Office informs those subject to the Regulation of their right to challenge the decision. In fact it is usually the Home Office position that there is no right of appeal against the allocation of state at all, despite the words of Article 27 which could not be clearer.
Similarly, Article 28 of the Dublin III Regulation requires that people should not be detained for the sole reason that they are subject to the Dublin procedure without an extra "significant risk of absconding".
However, being subject to the Dublin procedure actually makes you more likely to be detained than if you are not – often for many months. This comes about because the Home Office will always deem anyone being subjected to the Regulation both an absconding risk and likely to be imminently removed, which means they are reflexively detained. If challenged, the reasoning is invariably that a person who enters unlawfully and has no family in the UK (i.e. is subject to Dublin return) is a significant risk of absconding. If that is right, then Article 28 is entirely meaningless. It is not difficult to see why the Commission might have lost patience with the attitude of Member States.
There are no details on what might replace the Regulation if it goes, but it appears that the principle of return to first country of entry will probably end. This will be of some relief to Italy and Greece, who had around 200,000 and 800,000 entrants respectively in 2015. It will also be a considerable relief to those who wanted to claim asylum in Europe, but did not necessarily want to be destitute on the streets of Rome. Challenges to the lawfulness of removal to Italy, Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria, Malta, France and Cyprus are ongoing.
What the end of Dublin means politically is difficult to say. While those who favour the United Kingdom leaving the European Union say that this will mean that refugees are more likely to seek out the United Kingdom, that overlooks the obvious point that whatever replaces the Dublin Regulation will mean fewer refugees in the United Kingdom than no deal at all.
It is now reasonably clear that the Dublin III Regulation has failed, whether that is because of its cynical application by Member States or because of the increase in entrants due to the catastrophe in North Africa. Whatever replaces it must be fair to Member States and fair to the people risking their lives to escape persecution.


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Gov. Chris Gregoire today appointed Brad Flaherty as director of the Department of Revenue. Flaherty replaces Suzan DelBene, who announced her departure yesterday.
"Brad's knowledge of this agency and how it works is unmatched," Gregoire said. "He brings more than 30 years of experience at DOR to this role, as well as extensive knowledge of how the agency assesses, collects, processes, audits and accounts for state and local taxes. That insight is necessary as we move forward with our tax simplification proposals, and I'm confident Brad will continue the momentum that has already been started."
"I am pleased to accept this appointment during these challenging times," said Flaherty. "The Department of Revenue is an agency that takes pride in forming relationships to promote fair and equitable tax administration that fund important state services. I value those relationships and look forward to continuing the collaboration and cooperation that we have benefited from in the past."
Flaherty started at DOR in 1979 as a revenue auditor, and continued to move up the ranks at the agency. In 2006, he was named assistant director of the agency's property tax division, and in that position, earned the 2009 Governor's Award for Leadership Management. Last August, he was asked to serve as deputy director of DOR.
Flaherty earned a degree in business administration at the University of Washington. He also has taken course work in strategic management of regulatory and enforcement agencies at Harvard University and strategic leadership for state executives at Duke University.
"I commend Suzan DelBene for her tireless work to ensure an easier tax system for our businesses," Gregoire said. "She spent the last year travelling to every corner of our state to fully understand our current structure and develop ways to improve it to help our businesses not only succeed, but grow and hire. Her efforts will not go unnoticed by the thousands who will benefit. I wish her all the best."
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Town Centre Securities (TCS) has announced the arrival of Mark Dilley as its new Group Finance Director.
Mark Dilley joined the business this month, after spending 14 years at Asda Stores Ltd (part of Walmart). During his time with the retailer Mark undertook a variety of roles across internal audit, trading finance and ecommerce finance before being appointed Vice President for Retail and Property Finance. As Vice President, Mark was responsible for all Asda stores and distribution centres as well as new store acquisitions.
In addition to his role at Asda, the new TCS Finance Director held positions at Unilever and JP Morgan. Whilst at the financial services firm, Mark supported the corporate services and facilities team then moved to support the Investment Banking and M&A client teams.
Mark Dilley commented on his move to TCS, saying: "I am very happy to be joining the company, especially at such an exciting time. This position appealed to me on many fronts as it's a new challenge for me personally but also gives me the chance to work for a company that has maintained the culture and values of its founder.
"I hope I'll be able to add real value supporting the business as it identifies more growth opportunities and potential investments, using the skills and experience I've developed working in other large businesses. I am also looking forward to working with Edward Ziff and the rest of the board as they use their existing, strong financial platform to unlock these new growth opportunities."
Edward Ziff, Chairman and Chief Executive of Town Centre Securities, said: "On behalf of the board, I would like to welcome Mark to the business. We were in no doubt that he was the right man for the job and are looking forward to working with him on our upcoming projects. He brings some exceptional experience to the role and will be an asset to myself and the team as we continue with our development programme."
Mark Dilley was born in Essex then lived in Brighton and London after completing his degree at Oxford University. He moved to Yorkshire in 2003 and lives in Harrogate with his wife and three children.


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Trap No. 3: I Took
"I took."
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"Trap #3: I Took"
"There is a tiny fish called the remora, which is supposed to have the power to stop a large ship simply by attaching itself to the keel. In a similar manner a person advancing on the spiritual way is sometimes hindered by a small temptation."
John of Carpathos
Have I ever "taken" something or someone from another and found out that there was no joy or contentment in "taking" what was not mine?
"Temptation commonly comes through that for which we are naturally fitted."
Bruce Foss Westcott
"A man does not steal from one victim only, but from everyone who comes near to the theft."
Margaret Lee Rumbeck
Recently, I was reading about a study done which monitored people's purchasing habits relating to food. This particular study focused on what people buy and when they buy it. What the researchers wanted to find out specifically, was how an individual's eating affected the purchases they made when they went to the grocery store. What they learned was that if you go to get groceries when you have just eaten, you don't buy as much food as if you go and buy your groceries when you are hungry. What the team of researchers deduced was that our "desires" and "longings" affect our actions. Maybe, there didn't need to be a research study to prove this idea, because I am certain you and I could have told the individuals running this study that what we like or want is often the force that controls our behavior.
I know if I'm hungry and I'm in a grocery store, not only do I want the foods I like, sometimes I'm even tempted by food which looks alluring but that I may never have eaten before. Before you know it, I'm tempted to purchase what I don't need just because it is pleasing.
Now let's take this practical yet simple theory and apply it directly to our text today and the story we are studying. Mr. Achan was a soldier of Israel on a mission for God – the destruction of Jericho at God's command. Make no mistake; Achan wasn't some repeat criminal, living a life of crime. There's not any mention in the Bible Achan was an evil man. Nor is there any reference to the fact he had a previous problem with thievery. He was God's child. In fact, when confronted with his sin, without hesitation he admitted to "sinning against God." From all outward appearances, Achan appeared to be an upstanding person.
But somewhere along the way, a tiny seed was planted in Achan's heart. He may have thought it was a "little thing" to desire something nice. Having wandered around the Sinai desert as a youngster and young teen, and now having a chance to live in the "Promised Land, Achan may have had really good motives for wanting something better for himself and his family. When he saw some gold and silver, he may have said, "This will help me take care of my wife and children."
Author Frances B. Cobbe made a statement that really got me to thinking; "Once (we) admit (to) the idea that it is good to lie for religion's sake, the lie may grow to any dimensions. A little lie may serve a man (or woman), but it is hard to calculate how big (a lie) may be when wanted to serve God."
The point made is that if we believe what we are doing is for a "good purpose," if we begin to cut-corners and do what God has clearly forbidden, or in the case of Achan, if we take what God says is accursed and call it our own, no matter how pure we believe our motives to be, no matter what "good" reason we have for behaving in a certain manner, wrong is still wrong. What God calls accursed is still forbidden because it is doomed for destruction.
God's soldier, Achan, a member of God's army of Israel, doing God's work, set his eyes on things – possessions. At a certain moment his focus became distorted by what he desired rather than by what God wanted him to do.
Instead of keeping his eye focused on God's command and his heart single-minded to do God's work, Achan became distracted by what he saw. The longer he looked at the garment and money, the more his longing increased. As Eberhard Arnold correctly observed: "If your heart is not clear and undivided – 'single,' as Jesus put it – then it will be weak and flabby, and indolent, incapable of accepting God's will. God's will, of making important decisions, and of taking strong action. That is why Jesus attached the greatest significance to singleness of heart."
When Achan looked at the beautiful garment and the gold and silver, possessions he liked, his heart lingered too long and his desire for more over-rode his desire to do God's work. No longer a soldier for his King, he became a soldier for himself. Sadly, this is what happens to every one of us – even to God's children who are on God's mission. Achan went into Jericho with no criminal record and yet because he let himself shift his focus to the accursed, he left Jericho a thief. He saw, he coveted and he took.
It might be easy for us to look at Achan and say, "How foolish. He tossed it over for a piece of clothing and a little money." Yet, I am certain, when Achan entered Jericho, he never intended to steal. But, by harboring the seed of covetousness, he stooped to an act, which at any other time, he may have thought was unthinkable. Believe me, I can relate, for at times in my own life, like Achan, calling myself God's child and trying to do and be all God wants me to be, I have found that even losing focus for a moment can let my eyes and desires begin to wander to areas where God has said, "Dorothy, for your life and for what I have for you to do, this is an accursed thing. Stay away from it. I have "hedged" you away from this."
I know my prayer today is that unlike Achan my focus will be firmly planted on God's will, not my own wants.
"Temptations, when we first meet them, are as the lion that roared upon Samson, but if we overcome them, the next time we see them we shall find a nest of honey within them."
John Bunyan
"Almighty God who hast sent the Spirit of truth unto us to guide us into all truth: so rule our lives by thy power that we may be truthful in thought and word and deed. May no fear or hope ever make us false in act or speech; cast out from us whatsoever loveth or maketh a lie, and bring us all into the perfect freedom of thy truth; through Jesus Christ our Lord."
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The most loved fan club of Shah Rukh came up with the latest video of their 'FAN' First Day First Show Celebration in multiple cities across INDIA.
All the Shah Rukh Khan Fans from various cities like Rajkot, Mumbai, Kolkata and Bhubaneswar has witnessed the love and dedication for the King Khan, also celebrated the release of the movie 'FAN' on 15th April 2016.
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FOS publishes annual review: On its 15th anniversary FOS has published its 2014/15 annual review. Statistics from the review show that:
- since 2001 FOS has received 2.8 million complaints of which 1.3 million have been about payment protection insurance (PPI);
- during 2014/15 20% of initial complaints developed into a formal dispute ̶ 329,509 in total;
- 55% of cases were resolved in the consumer's favour in 2014/15;
- PPI still made up 66% of FOS's workload in 2014/15 despite the number of PPI complaints halving to 204,943 from the record highs of 2013/14;
- during 2014/15 FOS settled 448,387 disputes;
- during 2014/15 FOS resolved 20% of disputes using its webchat service alone;
- four of the UK's largest banking groups accounted for 58% of all complaints; and
- people from Bolton were the most likely to phone FOS and those from the North East were most likely to complain about PPI.
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Has any U S citizen on this forum been asked to present an International Drivers License, for any reason, while in Europe. I have rented a car many times in Europe and have never been asked for an IDL, although I have never been stopped or had a wreck.. I hear stories fines can be as much as $500 without it but I am not convinced this info comes from reliable sources. Is there anyone here who can verify they have been fined for not having one?
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An international drivers permit is required by law in some countries, such as Italy.
You may never be asked for it, but you should have one. It doesnt cost much and you can get one from the AAA. Don't fall for the ones advertised online, they are not valid!
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I haven't been fined for not having an IDP. But I have been stopped by the cops - a random stop by Czech Police in 2012. I was not cited or fined - but I had an IDP. I handed it and my passport to the cop who stopped me - he didn't speak English so we didn't exactly have much of a conversation; he just examined them briefly then handed them back and I was on my way.
You seem not to need an IDP in every country in Europe. The US Embassy has pages listing driving regulations for every country. There must be a reason the US Embassy says an IDP is required in these countries. Personally, I'm not willing to risk not getting one just to save $20 before a trip; compared to the rest of the costs of a trip, it's nothing.
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>>I have rented a car many times in Europe and have never been asked for an IDL, although I have never been stopped or had a wreck..<<
If you had been stopped, you most likely would have been asked.
It is like automobile insurance -- you don't need it UNTIL you need it. And then it is too late.
Get one (if you are visiting a country(s) that requires one) and quit being such a cheap skate
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Austria, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Romania, Slovenia, or SpaIn require them , recommended bin France though you can use a translation of your license.
It's the law regardless of whether you get caught breaking it or not.
It costs almost nothing and takes ten minutes.
I don't get why anyone would consider not doing it.
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If you had been stopped, you most likely would have been asked.>
In every country? Don't think so always. In the U.K. do they require it - would be stupid because the requirement in some countries I believe is not to the THE International Driver's Permit of License but an official translation of your home license into the language of that country - IDP is the accepted proof but you are telling me in the U.K. I need a translation of my home license? Perhaps a braille translation?
IME you are not likely to be asked except in a handful of countries where it is required and then I've never heard of anyone being fined. My state has reciprocal agreements with France and Germany to honor each other's licenses.
I've drive in France for years and gone thru police checkpoints - not unusual where they ask for papers for your car - and no one ever asked me for anything other than my local license.
If stopped you will likely be asked for your regular license and passport but I've gone thru police checkpoints in France several times and no one asked for any IDP.
But it costs a little and you have to go into a AAA office or some office to get one on the spot - if countries require it get it if not forget about it IMO.
This subject has been talked about ad nauseam -
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Q- does the U.S. require IDP for foreigners who drive here - any Brits or Europeans here ever been asked for an IDP here - curious.
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I've not been fined for not having an IDP, but the one time I rented a car in a country that required it when I didn't have one (Spain), I was not stopped by the police, so the issue never came up. In that case, I had not planned to rent a car, but needed to get back to Madrid ASAP due to an emergency, so I rented a car and took my chances. I wouldn't plan to drive in a country without an IDP if one was required though - they only cost like $20 at AAA.
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You definitely need one in Poland as we found out this year when Mr. Wilde was pulled over right after we had both asked each other what is the darn speed limit now? It varied from 40 to 70 to 90 - all in the space of a mile. We found out it was 40 (while doing 70) which cost 100 zloty (about $25) so a bargain compared to where we live in the US. Thank goodness we had cash as you pay the officer on the spot - not sure what would have happened if we had no cash - locked up abroad?
Our tour guide in Krakow told us that Polish police are not like American police - they are here to punish you, not to help you. Our Polish police officer had a bit of humor; when he looked at the IDP and passport he looked back at his partner and said "United States of America! Hahaha." We joked about it later but at the time it wasn't so funny!
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We have been in an auto rental office in Italy (Milan) where the people in front of us were asked for their IDP and didn't have one. Not sure what happened as we got out car and left (with IDPs)
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Last year there was a posting on the Rick Steves' site of a minor fender bend, police were called, and no IDP. The fine was 250 euro and the rental car came within inches of being impounded because he could not legally drive it. The poster finally talked the officer into letting him drive with the promise to immediately return the car. Don't know if he did or not.
It is the same old question whether it is the passport or an IDP - Type I or Type II error - your choice.
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Pal -- please stop putting words in my mouth --- sooooo tiring.
>>If you had been stopped, you most likely would have been asked.>
In every country? Don't think so always. In the U.K. do they require it - would be stupid . . . <<
I specifically/precisely wrote >>Get one (if you are visiting a country(s) that requires one)<<
So -- no, not in EVERY country.
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The suggestion that in France you can substitute a translation of your license doesn't tell the whole story. It must be a certified (apostillé) translation done by a translator approved by the government. It would cost you far more than an IDP from AAA.
And yes, I've been stopped and asked and would have been fined without it. I suspect all of the above is true in other countries.
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Pal, Florida used to require an IDP, but no longer does so, at least for European licences.
It is often recommended you have one when visiting the States since Bubba the Cop in the back of beyond USA may not be able to understand a European licence. Not sure they would understand an IDP any better but still.
Brazil requires an IDP for European drivers, and probably for US drivers too.
It costs so little and it is required by law in some countries so it is hardly worth taking the risk of not having one. Any fine will certainly be higher than the cost of the IDP.
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Anther point is if you are involved in an accident in a country which requires an IDP it could be argued you are driving without a valid licence, which would nullify your insurance and make things very difficult for you.
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For some Europeans we have a multi language driving license.
Mine says :
Rijbewijs permis de conduire fuehrerschein driving license.
These are the only words on it.
I have never had an IDP in Europe.
Sometimes we are smart.
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I have one, but have no memory of ever being asked for it the several times I've rented a car in Europe.
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Thanks for the clarification StCirq.
I completely brontosaurus get why anyone would even consider not doing this.
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Ok, now why was "don't get" autocorrected to brontosaurus?
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I've traveled worldwide for business for almost four decades, and luckily I've never been stopped by a cop or asked by a rental agency for an IDP. I always travel with an IDP, but sometimes I've traveled with an expired one. For our last trip to Tuscany, my IDP expired halfway through our 3-week stay. None of the information had changed, so why bother dealing with extra trip to AAA, I figured.
My sister and I have done a lot of research on the subject, and while there are many opinions to sift through, for some reason, it's extremely difficult to find first-hand accounts of someone (American or not) receiving a fine, or any punishment, for not having one.
When you consider the number of people who complain about traffic tickets and traffic cameras, we found the silence on IDP infractions very odd. We deduced that the absolute need for an American to have one for countries like France and Italy may perhaps be overblown. Nonetheless, we would never travel without one, because every driving authority recommends doing so.
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We have never been asked to show it. Stopped once and asked for driver license and rental car registrtion near an airport.
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>>>When you consider the number of people who complain about traffic tickets and traffic cameras, we found the silence on IDP infractions very odd. We deduced that the absolute need for an American to have one for countries like France and Italy may perhaps be overblown<<<
I don't know why you would think that based on ticket reports. The people complaining about tickets received them in the mail months after they are home because they were caught on camera. It isn't like they were stopped and asked to produce a license of any kind.
FWIW I've been asked to present my IDP when picking up a rental car in Italy.
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janis - my apology for not reading your post carefully but still to say:
<If you had been stopped, you most likely would have been asked>
is simply not true as many above say. You could be asked would be a better way to say that.
where do you get the "most likely" from -personal experience or what?
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>>I don't know why you would think that based on ticket reports.<<
It's the act of helping another traveler to avoid a simple, perhaps costly mistake, one that is fairly easy to avoid. It's seems boards like these are great for this type of help.
>>FWIW I've been asked to present my IDP when picking up a rental car in Italy.<<
It's not at all clear why any rental car company in Italy would request an IDP. My rental experience in Italy has been with Europcar. Their policy simply requires a Driver's License that is written in Latin characters. The information can be found on their website in FAQ. I would post the url but there's a glitch on Fodor's.
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We had to show it to pick up a car in Rome. The agent seemed pleased that we were prepared. We didn't have one in the UK (Edinburgh) and no one asked for one.
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My Californian brother-in-law was certainly asked for his IDP when registering as a second driver in Spain last year for a rental car. Without it, he would not have been able to drive the car. I have an E.U. driving licence so did not need one.
We were both told that we should have our passports with us if we were driving the car.
I have also observed a couple having difficulty renting a car becaues he was the driver and the credit card was in her name.
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wesleymarsh, perhaps
Because it is the law that one have one . When asked for ones license that is what one is supposed to present.
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>>>It's not at all clear why any rental car company in Italy would request an IDP. My rental experience in Italy has been with Europcar. Their policy simply requires a Driver's License that is written in Latin characters. The information can be found on their website in FAQ.<<<
It's perfectly clear. It's the law in Italy. Hertz asked for my IDP and it was an Italian franchise office, not a corporately owned Hertz.
>>>It's the act of helping another traveler to avoid a simple, perhaps costly mistake, one that is fairly easy to avoid. It's seems boards like these are great for this type of help.<<<
Read your post again. You imply that since there are hundreds of complaints about tickets and not about IDP, there is some corollary. There isn't. The people getting tickets aren't getting stopped and asked for anything. They are caught on camera and tracked down months later via their rental car companies. Even speeding tickets are often by camera, not from being stopped and having to produce a license.
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For $20 and a little time hassle just get the IDP and put angst to rest - making mountain out of a mole hill?
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You could simply ask if anyone here has had a wreck in Europe and then content yourself that if they haven't then you can rest assured you won't have one either. I agree with the others.
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>>It's the law in Italy.<<
Perhaps you should tell Europcar in Italy, who will clearly rent cars to American customers without requiring an IDP or even requesting to see one. If it is "the law" in Italy, then why aren't all rental companies in Italy, especially one of its leaders, making it mandatory before releasing a vehicle?
>>The people getting tickets aren't getting stopped and asked for anything.<<
The point is, if a large number of American tourists were getting stopped and fined for not having an IDP, someone would write about the experience in great detail on a travel board. Those posts don't exist.
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>>>The point is, if a large number of American tourists were getting stopped and fined for not having an IDP, someone would write about the experience in great detail on a travel board. Those posts don't exist.<<<
Is it really that hard for you to understand that they aren't getting stopped at all because the tickets are mostly electronic (by camera)?
>>>Perhaps you should tell Europcar in Italy<<<
Europcar does not car if you get in trouble with the police and they don't make the laws in Italy. As you can see by Autoeurope's website, they say it's required by Italian law.
As does the Italian Embassy.
bvlenci has provided links to the actual Italian law in the past. I'm sure you can do a search if you want to read the law.
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I just printed out an application for an IDP. The last one I got was in 2014. They have changed the rules and now they are valid for one year.
The Spanish police frown on not having one and I have heard some rental car companies are now asking for them.
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Does breaking the law only count if you get caught?
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>The point is, if a large number of American tourists were getting stopped and fined for not having an IDP, someone would write about the experience in great detail on a travel board. Those posts don't exist<
Thank you wesleymarsh as you make my point exactly. Doesn't it seem odd that nobody, not one person, can cite anyone getting fined for not having an IDL. Is it possible nobody has ever had a wreck or been pulled over by the police for an infraction while driving in Europe?
Recently I rented a car from Europecar in Rome for a drive to Sicily. They did not ask if I had an IDL. Later I flew to Barcelona where I rented a car from Hertz. Hertz did ask me if I had an IDL. I replied I did ($25 from AAA) but she didn't need to see it, she just wanted me to know I needed one. She went on to say she heard where a person was fined $500 for not having one. This is what prompted my original question. It seems nobody can substantiate such an event. Could it be that most police will accept a US drivers license although technically one must have an IDL?
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>>is it really that hard for you to understand<<
I'm sorry, kybourbon, but incoherent posts are hard to understand. I really don't know what you are talking about in some of your posts.
>>I'm sure you can do a search if you want to read the law.<<
My sister and I tried to search for the actual Italian law many times, but it's a serious waste of time. I doubt bvlenci's link would impress me much. There are speed limit laws and road behavior laws that affect everyday drivers in Italy, yet we encountered many Italians, too many to count, almost always men, breaking those with abandon.
It seems apparent to me that IDP is not a serious law that affects too many American tourists with Latin letters on their DL. I will continue to carry an IDP when I travel, but until all car rental companies say they won't rent a car without one, I'm not going to lose any sleep over the subject.
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You do understand that folks very readerly admit to being in the wrong? Just like in a car accident. https://community.ricksteves.com/travel-forum/transportation/you-do-need-an-idp-when-driving-in-spain-or-pay-250-euros
If you go against advise then expect a fine. Please do not come back and complain there will be little sympathy.
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Regardless of what rental companies ask or don't ask for, regardless of what the police ask or don't ask for, it is still a LEGAL REQUIREMENT in some countries to possess one. Not having one could lead to serious repercussions if Things Go Wrong, the cost is minimal so why are people so stupid to defend not having one
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Referring to palenQ's post up thread. Why would I need one for travel in the UK when my primary language is English? Isn't the point of an IDP to have a translation of your license? If I bring my Australian license the police in the uk would be able to read that.
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OK, Wesley, whether it impresses you or not, here is a page from the Italian Ministry of Infrastructure andTransportation.
The pertinent point is number 4.
4. Cosa devo fare per circolare in Italia se posseggo una patente straniera?
Se si possiede una patente rilasciata da uno Stato estero non comunitario è necessario, per circolare in Italia, un Permesso internazionale di guida o una traduzione giurata della patente. Si possono guidare in Italia i veicoli per i quali è valida la patente purché non si risieda in Italia da più di un anno.
Per i cittadini in possesso di patente rilasciata da uno Stato dell'Unione europea non sussistono limitazioni per la guida dei veicoli cui la patente abilita.
Translation: What do I have to do to drive in Italy if I have a foreign license?
If you have a license issued by a non-EU state it's necessary, in order to drive in Italy, that you have an International Drivers Permit or an official translation of the license. You can drive the vehicles for which your license is valid as long as you don't reside in Italy for more than a year.
Having had to get various documents "officially translated" in order to obtain Italian citizenship, I strongly advise not going that route. It not only is costly, it takes forever. You have to select a translator from a list of approved translators. After the document has been translated, the translator has to make an appointment to present the document in court and swear that he translated it accurately. Then an official stamp is put on the translation.
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"Perhaps you should tell Europcar in Italy, who will clearly rent cars to American customers without requiring an IDP or even requesting to see one. If it is "the law" in Italy, then why aren't all rental companies in Italy, especially one of its leaders, making it mandatory before releasing a vehicle?"
It is also mandatory to wear your seat belts in Italy, but I don't think Europcar gets in your rental and makes sure you buckle your seat belts. Nor do they follow you and make sure you don't speed. Let's be honest. The car agency only cares about renting you the car. Why should they care if you are driving according to all the rules? There is NO law that says you have to have an IDP to rent a car -- only to drive one.
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Neo: >>The car agency only cares about renting you the car. Why should they care if you are driving according to all the rules? There is NO law that says you have to have an IDP to rent a car -- only to drive one.<<
I can testify to the fact that cars can be rented in Europe w/o producing an IDP. (I have one but haven't been asked for it.) But it does seem odd that US rental agencies demand documentation -- or as you put it, "cares" -- to verify you are a legal driver, but Europeans don't. Maybe the rental agencies' responsibilities are different in the US than in Europe. I dunno. And I'm unlikely to do any research on it.
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>Not having one could lead to serious repercussions if Things Go Wrong, the cost is minimal so why are people so stupid to defend not having one<
I do not recall a post defending not having an IDL where required! Perhaps you should be more careful with your "stupid" comment. Further, you cite "serious repercussions" although you can not cite an example (the point of this thread btw). How can you be so authoritative about the repercussions when no known example exists, at least in this forum? There are many laws on the books which are never or rarely enforced, like spitting on the sidewalk. If this forum is any indication, it appears there are no documented adverse repercussions for going without the permit- although I do not want to be the first to find out.
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>>the cost is minimal so why are people so stupid to defend not having one<<
Maybe I haven't read every post, but I don't recall seeing any "stupid people" defending not having one. Smart people ask questions. Smart, free people question authority. There's a lot of hyperventilating on this subject whenever it comes up. Some people want you to obey the same laws that they follow, no matter how questionable they might be. Personally speaking, I have an IDP, and I will continue to get one when I drive in a foreign country that requires it.
>>here is a page from the Italian Ministry of Infrastructure andTransportation<<
No wonder I couldn't find that page. Google doesn't search in translation.
I don't believe anything I read on the internet directly out of hand. Governments change laws all the time and they are notoriously slow to update their websites to reflect the changes.
IMO, it's fair to question why leading car rental agencies in the same country offer differing words on the need for an IDP. If the law is a serious one, meaning it's enforced rigorously, then every car rental agency should be on the same page with the subject of IDP. It's not that difficult to do.
>>There is NO law that says you have to have an IDP to rent a car -- only to drive one.<<
That is a smartest explanation I've read so far. But how difficult would it really be for an Italian cop to struggle with the 10-or-so small and universal words that appear on my U.S. Driver's License, which is written in the same Latin alphabet that Italy uses? To speak to the OP's question, I don't believe many Americans have been fined in Italy for not having an IDP when asked. I don't believe in the "serious repercussion" theory that some enjoy promoting.
>>If you go against advise then expect a fine.<<
I agree. If you wish to ignore any recommendation and then you get fined, then pay the fine. It seems to me, ignoring this law has little to no effect on other drivers on the road. However, the speed and road behavior laws that do affect others on the road are dead serious, and they are flaunted by the minute by Italian residents. Tourists need to beware and be prepared.
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So, if the law is enforced rarely or not at all, it's okay to ignore it?
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The new international format for drivers licences doesn't even have any explanatory words, because the authorities know what the information is in each box. Here are a few examples:
France: https://www.frenchentree.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/permisdeconduire1-CC-wikipedia-france.jpg
United Kingdom: http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/12/30/2453FD6E00000578-2890691-image-m-13_1419932002382.jpg
Washington state: http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/WA-DL.jpg
Arizona: http://www.gannett-cdn.com/-mm-/456a05e71622c22aa22a1fd411e8ee1db9716fcf/c=7-0-3193-1800&r=x1683&c=3200x1680/local/-/media/2015/02/27/Phoenix/Phoenix/635606393133158837-az-drivers-license.jpg
If you come from a place that uses this format, there is no need for an IDP.
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They haven't changed the requirement in Italy yet to account for these.
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>So, if the law is enforced rarely or not at all, it's okay to ignore it?<
Spoken like a true compliance officer! Perhaps the better question to ask: Why IS the law never or rarely enforced?
"It is the lazy man who abides by the letter of the law while a thinking man abides by the intent of the law".
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They haven't changed the requirement in Italy yet to account for these.
I don't think any country would be foolish enough to require that the new numbered format be recopied on the IDP -- which I'm sure you know now uses the same numbered format. For one thing, EU rules would take precedence over national rules in this case, because that is one of the many things that the EU does correctly -- unifying and simplifying (and discarding) the old mishmash of laws to be respected across the continent. Yes, I know that some people are nostalgic for the old crap.
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I'm not nostalgic, I just haven't seen any change in the requirement. Until I do, I'll spring for the twenty bucks.
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There are probably still laws on the books saying that trousers are forbidden on women. I know it is the case in France.
Other U.S. states issuing the new format are New York, Vermont, Michigan and Minnesota.
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I will add that you may also need to present your government issued driver's license when you rent your car.
We were in Sydney, Australia at the Hertz counter doing our paperwork when a young woman came in to rent her car. She had her International DL, but not her driver's license from home.
They would not let her rent the car. We felt so bad for her - her vacation plans were completely ruined, as well as her traveling companions.
<<Yes, I know the story is from Australia and this is the Europe forum...>>
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>>I will add that you may also need to present your government issued driver's license when you rent your car.>>
May also need? I believe presentation of your government issued driver's license is mandatory for all rental car companies around the world. The language is readily available and unequivocal. It does not require a search.
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The only valid license is your government issued license. Nobody would ever trust something copied by an automobile club.
I would like to point out that I looked up the Italian rules which mention the necessity of an IDP OR a certified translation of your license if you are not from the EU.
The format of the "enhanced license" (as the new format is called) IS a certified translation of any required words.
1. family name
2. given names
3. birthdate and place of birth
4a. date of issue
4b. date of expiration
4c. issuing authority
5. license number
7. signature
There are other numbers for various needs, but those are the main international ones. If you look at a new IDP, all you will see are those numbers and no words or translations.
A lot of additional things would never be written on an IDP anyway. I have a friend who just got a license in Brazil for the first time, since he has lived there for 5 years. He proudly showed me his license which includes the name of both his father and mother as "additional information." This might be important in a country where a million people might have the name 'Luis Da Silva' and even have the same birthdate.
The rules -- even Italian rules -- exist only to make sure you have a valid license. The new enhanced format complies completely with the law.
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Halfapair: an IDP isn't even valid unless accompanied by a valid US license. It says so at least twice on the IDP, at least the one I have. It's not a license, so of course you can't just drive with it. You must always have and present your actual license before you can drive away in a rental car. And plenty of rental car outfits won't even mention the IDP, even in countries where it's the law to have one. Not their responsibility to do so.
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The IDP has been issued in the numbered format for at least 18 years, since I last got one before getting my Italian license. The first Italian license I got, 17 years ago, had the same numbered format.
Italy has, if anything, tightened its laws on the the need for an IDP. They used to have a number of non-EU countries who were exempt from the requirement, precisely because they used a standard EU format for their licenses. There doesn't seem to be any exemption now for non-EU countries.
Also, it's only in recent years that I've heard of car rental agencies in Italy requiring an IDP. There have been recent reports on TripAdvisor forums of people complaining that they were denied a car rental because they hadn't got an IDP.
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This would imply that the Italian law is used as a scam rather than being useful.
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I really don't understand what you mean Kerouac. What benefit could accrue to the Italian state from IDPs issued in another country? I'm sure the intention of the law is to assure that a foreign license can be deciphered by a policeman, based on the fact that the IDP is in the same numbered format as an EU license.
From my experience renting cars in the US, and having to personally translate my Italian license for the rental agent, I think it's a useful law.
I knew you would jump into this topic sooner or later, because you have a long history of attacks on the very idea of an IDP. Why it engenders such rancor is beyond me.
It's required by law, it costs very little, and it's potentially useful. Why don't you begin attacking truly useless Italian laws, like the ones limiting public wifi? Or the need to photocopy your passport to get a SIM card?
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bvlenci, I agree with kerouac at least to the point that it is being excessively bureaucratic.
The ID Translation (I refuse to call it a permit or a license) doesn't add any new information, it simply serves to map any given idiosyncratic format this more or less standard information, to a standard format. It's a clerical transposition, nothing more. Calling it a license or permit only serves to confuse many people who somehow believe it is somehow superior to their local license because of the 'international license/permit' labeling. Anyway, as kerouac indicates, various jurisdictions are already starting to migrate to standard international formats anyway.
And it is a bit of a scam, at least to the extent of the claim that it 'expires in a year.' The ID translation only rearranges information by the primary local authority, it doesn't add anything new. Any updates would only be necessary if the format of the primary drivers license changes, which hardly ever happens. So one ought to have to buy this thing only once or maybe twice in one's lifetime, max.
Primary drivers licenses may be revoked or suspended for various traffic infractions, but that important information is reflected by ones needing to bring one's main driving license with one, NOT by any 'current' ID translation.
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If it is a scam, it should benefit the Italian government. Do you think they get a kickback from AAA?
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The ID Translation (I refuse to call it a permit or a license) doesn't add any new information, it simply serves to map any given idiosyncratic format this more or less standard information, to a standard format.
When all jurisdictions have moved to that standard format, there will be no justifiable reason for an IDP.
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>>Calling it a license or permit only serves to confuse many people>>
No one in any official government capacity calls it a license. The "P" in IDP clearly stands for Permit. Even Rick Steves gets the wording correct. It's the car rental companies and everyday ordinary contributors to travel blogs who mix up the words and cause much of the confusion.
>>And it is a bit of a scam, at least to the extent of the claim that it 'expires in a year.' The ID translation only rearranges information by the primary local authority, it doesn't add anything new. Any updates would only be necessary if the format of the primary drivers license changes, which hardly ever happens. So one ought to have to buy this thing only once or maybe twice in one's lifetime, max.<<
Well said.
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When I said it might be used as a scam by the Italians, I mean it would be a scam if they actually collect fines for people not showing an IDP. We already know that the automobile clubs are scams.
As I often do, since I am repetitive, I would like to once again invite anybody who has knowledge or personal experience of being fined in Italy for this reason to come forward with the anecdote.
I have been waiting for years and still not a single story.
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Even Rick Steves gets the wording correct.
Well, he is the standard for lazy travel journalism.
Just took about 15 minutes at the AAA on Broadway and 62nd in Manhattan to get my IDP. (I brought passport photos.) People were extremely cordial. I guess this time of year is the beginning of the shoulder season.
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>>If it is a scam, it should benefit the Italian government. Do you think they get a kickback from AAA?<<
Collusion between AAA and the Italian gov't? Now there's a story.
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<< "It is the lazy man who abides by the letter of the law while a thinking man abides by the intent of the law". >>
No, the lazy man ignores the law. The law-abiding man obeys the law as much as is reasonable while trying to get the law changed.
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I worked in regulation for years and I was my job to think of ways to LEGALLY get things done within the rules.
It is not a lazy man's job.
That is a great piece of satire where the AAA is in collusion with the Italian government. Yeah, those people who work at AAA are all 1%ers just trying to get richer.
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It's funny the way some people's minds work.
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"It's funny the way some people's minds work."
or the way some people's minds don't work.
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Euromaniac, you're back!!!
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Oops, no, I was thinking of AnthonyGA. Sorry Patrick.
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I have only skimmed this thread, but thought I would add my two cents. I have bought cars for a one year period in both Spain and Portugal and never was asked for an International Drivers Permit at any step in the rather lengthy proces (I have a US passport and drivers license). I rent a car in Portugal for two weeks every year and have never been asked for the IDP. I have gone through routine checks (like the breathalyzer checks Spain sets up in early morning on the weekends or random groups of police waving down cars on the road for routine stops) and have always just given them my US drivers license.
But I am going to Italy in October and am going to bite the bullet and get one. Kind of like our decision to never leave luggage in the trunk -- it's more for peace of mind than anything else, and it's only $20.
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Anyway, its sad to see more than 3 years have gone to waste :/ Hope the damage isn't heavy on PG and Kamiya starts a new project soon.
Go to Upcoming Game and click Scalebound.
That is the page of the game that was taken down
This would be the third time in under a year that a Microsoft game has been canceled: Fable Legends, Phantom Dust Remake (on indefinite hold)....now this.
Originally Posted by Enter the Dragon Punch
I remember reading something like that long time ago when it was canceled and ever since I don't like level 5 for that shady tactic .
But I do agree that this is a shitty year for Xbox only gamers. They have maybe like 2 games or so that are high profile .
The good thing is project Scorpio is coming and MS will sure as hell brag about how awesome the game runs on Scorpio native 4k etc . But yeah exclusive gaming ? It's almost dead for them and that is just bad business
by Graham Hopper
I am sorry for Kamiya, but honestly the game never looked too hot.
Well that's it. The only reason I kept my Xbox around is canned. It'll be getting punted to CEX ASAP.
Originally Posted by Enter the Dragon Punch
Kamiya must be in a wreck at the moment, yikes
Originally Posted by Enter the Dragon Punch
And there you have it.
Originally Posted by Enter the Dragon Punch
Fable Legends, Phantom Dust, Scalebound, and Crackdown 3 all shown off that year and haven't come out yet or got cancelled.
Originally Posted by Enter the Dragon Punch
Welp it's dead Jim. RIP
Originally Posted by Enter the Dragon Punch
These project members then returned, but Scalebound was now behind schedule. With continuing issues surrounding the game's engine and overdue deadlines, the decision was made that the project could no longer continue.
It's unclear whether Scalebound could still be revived by Platinum, but as we understand it, work on the project as we know it has now concluded."
Then don't be a fanboy and enjoy what every company offers if possible.
Originally Posted by TeamGizzy
As an Xbox fanboy it upsets me that whenever I see/hear 1st party announcements from MS that I have to worry that they are bad - or even release at all.
While on the other side Sony announces game -- game is developed --game comes out -game is fun and sells
Just jealous :(
Work on the game took a serious knock last autumn, Eurogamer sources say, when several senior members of the development team were forced to take a month away from the pressure of the project's heavy workload.
These project members then returned, but Scalebound was now behind schedule. With continuing issues surrounding the game's engine and overdue deadlines, the decision was made that the project could no longer continue.
Okay it's done.
Originally Posted by Enter the Dragon Punch
What a heartbreak.
Nriolak's post:
Damn, that's rough :(
Can someone explain to me the implications for Platinum Games? How bad a situation would they be in if this report turns out to be accurate?
I imagine this will be an issue for Platinum.
1.) They have over 200 staff, presumably at least half of which were making Scalebound.
2.) Nier Automata is about to go gold, and Yoko Taro makes it sound like it's not going into sequel mode right away.
3.) Activision killed off their licensed game division, so that's not an option anymore.
4.) They have the Gran Blue Fantasy project and Lost Order, but I'm assuming that was going to take on Nier's staff given Kamiya wasn't attached to it.
Now they need to get a project from someone on a short turnaround for a ton of staff in an era where that kind of thing is pretty hard to do, and they were struggling to get contracts even when that was less true.
Damn this game was in development longer than XV!
Originally Posted by Enter the Dragon Punch
Kind of funny that Spencer the saviour managed to have a worse track record regarding Games compared to the much hated Mattrick.
Originally Posted by Sumio Mondo
Man Microsoft are cancelling or delaying everything this gen it sees like. Phantom Dust cancelled. Crackdown 3 delayed. Fable Legends cancelled. Scalebound possibly cancelled. WTF is going on?
They really to step up their first party efforts, it's so mediocre for me when stacked against Sony's. But yeah this game looked like a mess so I can't really blame them here.
It's just a little airborne
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it's still good
Not all men are alike. What if those 12 count as 12m? Imagine what 12 Console-warz Che Guevaras may accomplish!
Microsoft just shot themselves in the foot.
I don't know how much the rest of you know about Kamiya fans (I'm an expert), but expecting tons of funding for poor selling games is a huge part of it. It's not like it is with other devs where you can become successful by having a marketable concept. If you cancel a Kamiya game you bring shame to yourself, and the only way to get rid of that shame is repentance.
What this means is that Kamiya's dozen fans, after hearing about this, are not going to want to purchase an Xbox One, nor will they purchase any of Microsoft's games on PC. This is HUGE. You can laugh all you want, but Microsoft has alienated like 12 or or so people with this move.
Microsoft, publicly apologize and uncancel Scalebound for Xbox One or you can kiss your business goodbye.
Yes. We don't know if all the blame is on Platinum.
Without rationale? Microsoft has a giant graveyard of amazing studios they've completely and utterly fucked over throughout the years. There are few companies I trust less and I fully expect that they've shit the bed again.
Remember this is a publisher so toxic that Bungie took all their royalty money from the immensely successful Halo series and *bought themselves* to get the fuck away from Microsoft. When has that ever happened? This is just 1 example of many.
Stuff like the MP, which basically no Platinum game had bar Anarchy Reigns, always struck me as sonething the publisher wanted.
I hope
Who knows what exactly led to this but hopefully the Scalebound team gets put onto a bigger, better project.
I can't stop laughing.
my fiancée bought me the xbox one for my birthday because of 3 games that I wanted.
Halo MCC
Halo 5
and now this lol. Halo MCC a mess, Halo 5 mediocre, Scalebound cancelled
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Time After Time, directed by Nicholas Meyer, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1979
while Chesapeake by James A. Michener was one of the best selling books.
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