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wtf is this you have 2 threads with diffrent names with the same crap
The hacks have been very successfull at getting all the regulars to leave the game, and it is now nearly un playable for legit players... so how much longer do you think it will be until this game is completely abandoned?
In retrospect, we damn near shut down CA and Warrock, Blackshot is still out there and Fear2 isn't very touched yet, so we still have a ways to go until we completely shut down this wretched gaming community.
Don't worry soliders! We will win the good fight against violent video games! Keep on hacking so people cannot play them!
Fairly soon xbox live will be merging games with pc witch means we can get our hands on some coding for those games, and start the war against that meddlesome xbox gaming community, and hopefully shut them down too. They are the real monsters anyways.
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wtf is this you have 2 threads with diffrent names with the same crap
My point was, that I don't think anyone takes into consideration as to the end result of what happens when games get hacked.
History: The internet is much safer than it was say 15 years ago. Why do you think that is?
Because of Phreakers and Hackers. Their creed was that all information was to be made available to the public, and would do whatever they had to do to make that possible. Government and corperate documents where hacked and provided to the public, and all was good. But at the same time, people lost credit card numbers, the whole 90's internet market was de-railed, and many other bad things happened. But as a plus, the security of the internet went up ten fold. Granted its still rather "wild west" like, but much safer none the less.
So, with this formula applied to gaming, who is our nemesis? Anti hack programs. Without us, they have no reason to figure out how to better secure their games.
And if they fail? Well, games will go back to being played off line, and hack vs. hack online.
If they win and games become secured? Well, that is a question of what it will take. At the moment I don't think that they have the legal means to go as far as it takes to win to make games secure. We can hack, and do what ever we want to these programs because it is illegal to begin with, but they have laws and boundaries. Better anti-hack legislation would lead to several things though.
1. complete system scans during games, all files and folders, along with process scans. The problem there is that would take loads of system resources, that most computers can't do while playing the game at a decent frame rate.
2. the option of completely frying a mobo or hd when busted. (this one has been discussed by the movie corporations and their lobbiests, for copyright reasons.)
So in the end, if you aren't hacking with motives, you aren't hacking. You're just irresponsible.
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Canton — On March 31, Galen Medlin ended a nearly six-year run as Nissan North America's human resources (HR) director for its automotive assembly plant in Madison County.
Even though Medlin's official first day on the job was January 3, 2001, he was selected to serve on the project team that included site selection responsibilities the summer before. During his first month in Mississippi, he worked from a local hotel room before a small office was established on the square in downtown Canton. His assignment: to hire 4,000 production workers to assemble five Nissan models in a little more than a year.
The Mississippi Business Journal caught up with Medlin a week before his retirement, when he said "then every day is Saturday," and asked him about his retirement plans and the challenges he faced handling employment issues at the Japanese automaker's newest, most efficient U.S. plant.
Mississippi Business Journal: Why retire now?
Galen Medlin: My personal plan has always been to retire in 2006. I consider the past five years and being a part of the launch of the Nissan-Canton plant the capstone of my career. The automotive business is a very fast-paced work environment, so I'm looking forward to a little slower pace.
MBJ: Any special retirement plans?
GM: My wife (and best friend) and I are building a new home in Middle Tennessee on a few acres. Although we have truly enjoyed our time in Mississippi, the pull of children and grandchildren back to Tennessee is very strong. I'm sure I'll enjoy working in the yard, reading more (James Patterson books), fishing and being a full-time granddad. We also enjoy traveling a lot.
MBJ: Will you do some HR consulting work?
GM: After working for over 43 years, which includes over 23 years with Nissan, it would be difficult to totally abandon the HR field that I really enjoy. More than likely, I'll do some HR consulting work on a part-time basis.
MBJ: What was the greatest challenge during your tenure at Nissan-Canton and how did you resolve it?
GM: Really the greatest opportunity that I faced with the Canton HR team was recruiting, hiring and training over 4,000 employees in a little more than two years. This was the largest employment blitz Nissan North America had ever faced. The way this was accomplished was by developing a strategic plan and then working that plan to the smallest detail. I'm pleased to say that we never missed a promised employment date, which in some cases was more than 100 employees in a single week.
After employees were hired, then their training had to be accomplished on an accelerated basis. We had a very aggressive schedule of launching five vehicles in a little more than a year. I'm very proud to say that the Canton technicians are continuing to become a more seasoned team of automotive assemblers. We're seeing very solid improvements in productivity and quality.
Of course, these accomplishments could not have been achieved without a world-class HR team. Of the 45 members of the Canton HR team, the vast majority is from right here in Central Mississippi.
MBJ: What do you consider your greatest accomplishments at Nissan-Canton?
GM: Reflecting back over the last five years, one of the things that I'm most proud of is being a part of team that brought good paying jobs with great benefits to Mississippi.
I can remember meeting new employees and their spouses and seeing their pride at being selected to be on the Nissan team.
I'm also very proud of bringing to our newly-hired team the Nissan philosophy of "people being our most valuable resource." We strongly believe in treating each employee with dignity and respect. We have a participative management style here that encourages each employee to offer ideas or suggestions to improve our processes or the way we do business. We believe in tapping into the brainpower of the whole team and not just the management at the top.
I'm also very proud of what we've accomplished as a corporate citizen. Nissan has been a strong contributor to the Mississippi education system by providing scholarships, co-op programs and substantial monetary grants to K-12 and universities. I've been a part of many donations ceremonies to local charitable organizations. I've served as the chairman for the Nissan United Way Campaign each year, and in the 2006 campaign, our team members donated more than $400,000 to their friends and neighbors.
MBJ: How many workers have been trained under your supervision?
GM: All of them. To be honest, every team member that becomes a Nissan employee goes through extensive training initially to familiarize them with the automotive industry, but this is just the beginning of their training. We have a 64,000-square-foot training center on site that is in constant use both day and nights providing both soft skill training as well as technical training for our employees.
The two things I tell potential employees during interviews are that you have to be able to work in a team environment and that as long as you work at Nissan, you will continue to be trained, trained and retrained.
MBJ: Anything else you'd like the Mississippi business community to know?
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Traditionally, the UAW has opposed moves to tie large portions of the workers' salaries to profits since that would mean that they will suffer during economic downturns as they will get lower payouts.
During the talks, King will also be asking for the $7,000 to $30,000 in concessions that workers each gave up since 2005 in order to help the automakers continue to exist. Back then, the union gave up bonuses, raises, and cost-of-living adjustments.
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MotoGP Motegi Friday Practice: Lorenzo Fires First Shot
Jorge Lorenzo answers the question about his shoulder and tops the field on day one at Motegi. Photo Courtesy of Movistar Yamaha
After cutting the gap to his teammate and championship leader Valentino Rossi to 14 points with a dominant win in Aragon, Spain, Jorge Lorenzo hit the ground running in Motegi, Japan, posting the provisional best time with a 1:44.731. The Spaniard, who was four tenths of a second faster than his closest rivals in the morning session, was challenged in the afternoon by Dani Pedrosa and the two factory Ducati riders Andrea Iannone and Andrea Dovizioso, but fended off the offensive with a blistering lap that is only a couple of tenths of a second slower than the all-time record of 1:44.502. Also, he consistently lapped in the mid 1:45 mark on used tires a pace that proved to be unmatchable so far laying a solid base for his favorite race tactic, that is, to escape early on with a clear track in front.
I'm honestly surprised about my performance, I didn't think I could go so fast, admitted Lorenzo. My shoulder (which suffered a mild dislocation while training last week) is not really bothering me, except from a couple of changes in direction where I'm not as agile as I'd like. At least, I'm able to be consistent.
Valentino Rossi got off to a slow start in eighth. Photo Courtesy of Movistar Yamaha.
With the title chase down to just Lorenzo and Rossi, the tension is likely to go through the roof in the Yamaha pits in the remaining four races. We speak a little less with one another, but our relationship is still good, observed Lorenzo. It's normal to feel some pressure. We're both very competitive and we're racing for the title. I'm sure that, once the championship is over, our interactions will go back to normal.
Lorenzo's outward confidence arguably stems from the fact that his advantage in terms of rhythm is bigger than what the time sheets show. While most of his colleagues only managed to do one fast lap, he showed his trademark consistency once again. Also, his usual rivals Marquez and Rossi only managed to post the seventh and eighth best time respectively.
The hand (which he fractured while training on a bicycle) bothers me a bit, but I'm mostly worried about the chassis and electronics, said Marquez, who was 0.761 seconds slower than Lorenzo. The bigger grip that Honda brought for me here helps, as I can't clench my fist completely. I only have some pain under braking. Anyway, Lorenzo is the only one with an advantage right now.
Our position isn't fantastic, added Rossi. But I couldn't take the usual advantage from the softer rear-tire compound. I'm still looking for the perfect balance, as I currently stress the rear too much. What Lorenzo did despite his injury is incredible. Go figure if he were fully fit... (laughs)
Dani Pedrosa took the runner-up spot on day one at Motegi, trailing Lorenzo by .128 of a second. Photo Courtesy of Repsol Honda
It is worth remembering that Motegi also hosted the last heated battle between Rossi and Lorenzo. It dates back to 2010, toward the end of Rossi's first stint at Yamaha before his unfortunate move to Ducati. With the Spaniard on his way to seal the title, the Doctor postponed his celebrations after trading paints in at least two instances. The couple has been fighting at distance so far this season, as they have rarely been at the same level on a given track despite the impressive competitiveness of the M1. As the title fight approaches its final stages, Marquez gave some insight about the duel.
It's a match based on consistency and speed, said the defending champion. Jorge is faster, but Valentino had an incredible season so far and has been the most consistent rider out there. I'm his fan.Despite the high praise, consistency may not be enough. Lorenzo seems to have the upper hand in Motegi, but weather may disrupt action once again and, if the forecast for a rainy race on Sunday holds true, experience and cold blood will matter as much as reliability and raw speed.
2015 MotoGP Motegi Day One Combined Times
1. Jorge Lorenzo (Yamaha) 1:44.731
2. Dani Pedrosa (Honda) 1:44.859
3. Andrea Iannone (Ducati) 1:45.043
4. Andrea Dovizioso (Ducati) 1:45.059
5. Bradley Smith (Yamaha) 1:45.250
6. Aleix Espargaro (Suzuki) 1:45.348
7. Marc Marquez (Honda) 1:45.492
8. Valentino Rossi (Yamaha) 1:45.554
9. Pol Espargaro (Yamaha) 1:45.597
10. Hector Barbera (Ducati) 1:45.645
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Four Team St. Luke's athletes, Chelsea McClammer, 17; Amberlynn Weber, 17; Bob Hunt, 21; and Kristen Messer, 24, are in Guadalajara, Mexico, to compete in the 2011 ParaPanAm Games that run today through next Sunday.
The quartet, who will represent the United States in track, compete in the same venues and live in the same village as other U.S. athletes, who are in Mexico competing in the 2011 PanAm Games.
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Jacob Hochberg, a left-handed pitcher at Central Valley, will play for Concordia University next fall, the Portland school announced.
Erin Legel, a point guard who helped Coeur d'Alene High to an Idaho State 5A championship and runner-up finish the last two seasons, has signed a letter of intent with University of Great Falls, the Montana school announced.
Legel, who made contribtions both as a starter and key sixth player, averaged 12.2 points, 5.8 assists, 2.4 steals and 4.3 rebounds for the Vikings as a junior last winter. She plays select ball for the Spokane Stars.
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Rhianna Grossman, a Carroll College sophomore from Lake City, was named Female Runner of the Year by the Frontier Conference after winning her first league cross country championship.
Sophie Bush, a Lewis-Clark State freshman from Newport who finished second, was named to the women's all-conference team.
Grossman, runner-up a year ago, ran the 5-kilometer course in 18 minutes, 33.7 seconds, nearly 20 seconds ahead of Bush (18:53.0), to lead the 10th-ranked Saints to their second straight Frontier title.
• Jeff Minnerly, a junior safety at Eastern Washington from Ferris, is a repeat selection on the Capitol One Academic All-District VIII University Division team for football.
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• Meg Ryan, a Central Washington senior outside hitter from Mead, was selected for a third straight year to the Great Northwest Athletic Conference All-Academic team for volleyball. She has a 3.47 GPA in business.
Laurie Yearout, a junior at Western Washington from Lewis and Clark, repeated on the team with a 3.52 GPA in English-literature.
• Morgan Manchester, a Gonzaga junior from East Valley, and Zags senior Katie Spangenberg from Pullman, received honorable mention on the West Coast Conference All-Academic team in women's soccer.
Manchester has a 3.55 GPA in biology and Spangenberg a 3.85 in finance.
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Kristen Hansen, a two-time state qualifier for Mead, has signed a letter of intent with Western Washington, her family announced.
Hansen, a first-team All-Greater Spokane League selection as a junior, placed 13th in the State 4A tournament as a sophomore and 22nd as a junior.
• University of Idaho has signed two players to letters of intent, Kristin Strankman of Richland and Kassidy Long-Goheen from Phoenix, women's coach Lisa Johnson announced.
Strankman, a multi-sport athlete, is a three-time all-conference selection and the Big Nine MVP as a junior. She was runner-up at the PNGA Junior Girls Championship and won the Banner Bank tournament in 2011. Long-Goheen is a three-time team MVP who was ninth at the Arizona 5A state tournament as a junior.
The Spokane police and sheriff's departments will play a benefit exhibition game Saturday at 5 p.m. at the Arena prior to the Spokane Chiefs-Regina Pats game. The game will benefit the Behind the Badge Foundation, which helps law enforcement personnel who are injured or killed in action or their families.
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Sarah Batterton of Northwest Christian, the Bi-County League Most Valuable Player as a junior in 2010 who has a 4.0 GPA, has accepted a full-ride scholarship to Tennessee-Chattanooga, NWC announced.
The 6-foot-2 middle blocker has been the kill and block leader for NWC since her sophomore season, with 186 kills this season. She was Washington 2B All-State honorable mention as a junior.
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Doerpinghaus is a three-year varsity letterwinner who was her team's leading blocker as a junior and senior and a first-team all-conference selection as a junior.
Don Kardong, founder and director of the Lilac Bloomsday Run, has been named the MarathonFoto/Road Race Management Race Director of the Year for 2011.
Kardong was honored at the Road Race Management Race Directors' meeting in Hollywood, Fla., Nov. 10.
Road Race Management president Phil Stewart noted that while the previous 24 winners made their mark in the long distance running community as race directors, Kardong "is a little bit different – he cut his teeth in the sport as a member of the 1976 U.S. Olympic team in the marathon, finishing fourth (three seconds out of third) in Montreal."
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Reviews on this BMW 2008's interior were similarly mixed. While Kelley Blue Book states "the overall air of firm luxury remains," Edmunds points out that "competitors offer more stylish and less austere environments." Autoblog reports several improvements for this 2008 BMW's interior, including "new door panels that include armrest mounted window switches and larger storage pockets" along with "extended wood trim [flowing] from the instrument panel into the door panel, giving a richer, warmer, more integrated look"--generally agreeing with ConsumerGuide's conclusion that the 2008 BMW definitely features "elegant interior décor." Automobile says "the new cabin is handsome but not as elegantly turned out as that of the new E-class," though.


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Eagles to host New Year's event
The Eagles Aerie No. 3928 will host a free New Year's Eve celebration Friday at 8 p.m. The event is open to members and guests. Dandy Randy will D.J. the event. At midnight there will be black-eyed peas and cornbread. A shuttle service will be available.
For more information, call 967-6164.
Christmas tree pickup
Boy Scout Troop 214 is providing pickup and disposal of Christmas trees in the Russellville area. Trees, with ornaments removed, will be picked up Thursday and Jan. 2 as a fund-raiser for the troop. Donations of a minimum of $5 can be placed in a plastic bag and attached to the tree. Trees can be left at the curb. To schedule a pickup, call 857-7852.
The scouts will properly dispose of the trees. Proceeds from this fund-raiser will be used by the local scouts attending a High Adventure Sea Base
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Annual New Year's Eve dance from 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Rogers-Rye Post 2283 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold its annual New Year's Eve Dance from 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday at the VFW building on State Highway 7 North. Music will be provided by Razzin' Kane. Blackeyed peas, cornbread and all the trimmings will be served at midnight.
Small business and technology classes offered at Tech
Classes offered by the Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center at Arkansas Tech University during January include:
Low-cost Marketing Techniques and Tips, 1-4 p.m. Jan. 4, Room 122 of Rothwell Hall; cost $30.
Facebook ABCs, 5:30-8:30 p.m. Jan. 4, Room 213, Rothwell Hall; $30.
Benefits of a Marketing Plan, 9-11 a.m. Jan. 6, Russellville Chamber of Commerce, 708 W. Main St.; $30, Chamber members receive $10 off.
Starting a Business, 9 a.m. to noon Jan. 7, Room 133, Rothwell Hall; $30, free for veterans.
Twitter for Your Business, 5:30-8:30 p.m. Jan. 11, Room 213, Rothwell Hall; $30.
Five Social Media Strategies, 5:30-8:30 p.m. Jan. 18, Russellville Chamber of Commerce, 708 W. Main St.; $30, Chamber members receive $10 off.
To register, call (479) 356-2077 or (800) 862-2040 or online at asbtdc.ualr.edu/training.
Holiday closings
Russellville Animal Shelter, Recycle Works and the yard waste facility will be closed Friday-Sunday for New Years.
The Animal Shelter and Recycle Works will re-open at 9 a.m. on Monday and the yard waste facility will re-open at 9 a.m. on Tuesday.
AARP seeks volunteers to
prepare income tax returns
The AARP Tax-Aide program is seeking volunteers to help prepare income tax returns for senior and low-to-moderate income persons. The program offers free assistance to qualifying individuals in the preparation of federal and state income tax returns. Training will be provided. Prior experience in tax preparation is helpful but not required. Basic computer skill (data entry) is needed. Self study material is available and formal training will be Jan. 24-28 at Hughes Center.
Preparation of tax returns will begin Feb. 1 and continue through April 13. Volunteers should plan to work at least four hours per week during this period. For more information, call O.D. Smith at 968-3287.
Donations for leukemia patient
An account has been opened for Jordan Vinson of Cabot at Simmons First Bank. Vinson, 22, has been diagnosed with AML leukemia and is a patient at Baptist Medical Center in Little Rock. He is a graduate of Pottsville High School and the son of Dennis and Tina Vinson of London.
Donations can be made to account number 7198671 at any Simmons Bank location.
Princess Tea Party scheduled for Feb. 13
Hear Ye, Hear Ye! All the Princesses of the land. Fulfill your little girl's dream of a lavish tea party to share with their friends on Feb. 13 from 2-4 p.m. They will be as thrilled as if they're in Disneyland when they are each welcomed and greeted by an extra special guest, Miss Arkansas 2010 Alyse Eady.
Most little Princesses do not have an opportunity to chat and have their pictures taken with Miss Arkansas, but these special guests will have an additional treat as they will also be entertained by Miss Arkansas, a trained vocalist and ventriloquist. Add in Princess dress-up, make-up, and games and you have a "Princess Tea Party to Remember."
This is a special event for the Arkansas River Valley and a benefit for the River Valley Arts Center. Tickets are available for $25 each at River Valley Arts Center, 1001 East B Street, Russellville or by credit card at (479) 968-2452. Reservations required.


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Brain Eating Amoeba
August 18, 2011 by staff
Brain Eating Amoeba, Christian Strickland, 9, led to a fishing camp during the day in Virginia earlier this month to fill some of the dwindling days of summer and enjoy time outdoors doing what kids love to do. A week later, on August 5, was dead – the third known victim of this summer meningoencephalitis, hired through a brain-eating amoeba that lives in lakes, ponds and other stagnant bodies of water when temperatures rise.
"He was playing video games for the brain is dead," said the boy's mother, Amber Strickland, the New York Daily News. It is disheartening to think that children across the country up to go to school, not be able to do the same, especially because he has some water in the nose. And it's terrible.
Are the lakes that skiing, swimming, and really enjoy dangerous murderer full of amoebas? In some cases, yes. The amoeba that causes meningoencephalitis called Naegleria fowleri. Enters the body through the nose, kills and then travels to the brain. According to the CDC, can also occur in pools in poor or geothermal (naturally hot) drinking water sources.
Rarely, however, very rare. Between 2001 and 2010, only 32 cases have been reported in the United States. That does not make it much less frightening, although the thought of their own children.
I had never heard of such a thing until he moved to Florida several years ago. Its fairly well publicized when temperatures rise here that there is a danger, and heard several lakes is closed here and there. Alligators are enough to keep me out of the lakes for the most part, but unless it was quite cold, I will not allow my children into one. It is too disturbing, and it seems every year since I moved here, I've heard at least one case of someone dying from it, usually children. This year seems especially bad.
In addition to Strickland, in June a young man in Louisiana died of it after washing her breasts with tap water, and earlier this month 16-year-old Courtney Nash contracted the disease and died of it after swimming in a river in Florida.
There is no treatment, and although the risk is low, there is no way to completely prevent other than avoiding freshwater bodies in the warmer months. The CDC offers these tips on how you can minimize your risk, however:
Avoid water-related activities in warm freshwater during periods of high water temperatures and low water levels.
Hold the nose shut or use nose clips when taking part in water related activities in bodies of warm freshwater.
Avoid digging in or remove the sediment while participating in water-related activities in areas of shallow, warm fresh water.
A lot of people enjoy the lakes around the country throughout the summer without problems, and certainly cannot avoid all the dangers in life. But when a nearby pool, I see no need to let my children take a risk on a lake … until cool enough you probably do not want to go anyway.
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Suspension training, often called TRX, is a form of strength training that dates back to the 1800's. It targets the core stability and limb strength by utilizing your own body weight with balance and coordination. This form of training provides a total body workout that can be tailored meet your requirements and test your abilities. Plus they are light, compact and easy to use!
Strengthen your core
Your core is made up of a complex series of muscles that encase your entire torso. They work to protect your organs as well as provide strength, stability and movement throughout your whole body. These muscles include:
- Transversus abdominis
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Suspension training allows for specific exercises and movements that target these different areas, improving muscles strength, flexibility and endurance.
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Suspension training uses your own body weight as the maximum force of resistance. Because of this you are less likely to injure yourself, as long as you are performing each exercise correctly and under the guidance of a personal trainer. It is also a lot cheaper to buy your own suspension straps than it is purchasing all the gym equipment you would need to get the same total workout.
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Get your both your body and brain involved!
Suspension training also works on enhancing balance and coordination. For example, when practicing a suspended push up, you are not only working to raise your body up off the floor, you are also engaging the muscles of your core and legs to stabilize this movement, either your legs are suspended off the ground, or your arms are pushing down on a suspended support. Suspended lunges also enhance the balance and strength required to complete them.
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I'm travelling in June and July with my four year old; just the two if us.
We are well-travelled and are currently living abroad; but our travels have usually put us in one place, and this trip we are going from London to France to Italy for over 6 weeks (maybe longer!) -- each stop is a minimum of 3 nights and most are 7-9 days/nights.
My daughter has this small Skip Hop rolling luggage that fits ALL of her clothes, shoes, etc.:
In addition, she has a small kid's backpack for her ipad, headphones, colouring books, etc.
I'm bringing a very lightweight umbrella stroller.
And for myself; I have a 25" suitcase. I can use this or try to size down to an expandable 21".
I'll also be bringing a tote for the plan as a carry-on.
Is the common consensus that less is more?
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I'm travelling in June and July with my four year old; just the two if us.
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Are you going by car or train/bus between places? That would make a big difference in how much luggage you should drag around. I certainly wouldn't want to try getting on a train with multiple bags, a stroller and a small child. You can't expect there to be a nice person willing and able to help you, either.
How did you handle luggage on previous trips?
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I want to see Europe via train, and I'm a single mama, so I'm looking at the best options for myself. Travelling via train with multiple bags and a 4-year old isn't ideal, but it's certainly doable -- it's finding the best approach.
We are travelling via train, bus and plane.
My daughter's bag will stack/sit/connect to the top of my bag which ideal because when I'm travelling I can lift one and then the other into overhead compartments.
I've done a TON of plane travel to single destinations and depending on length of time we take a 25" or 30" with 2 carry-ons... but this trip there will be much more 'travel'.
It'll look like this:
My bag -- 25" or 21" roller
Her bag -- small roller (attached to the top of My bag)
Stroller -- with her backpack in the basket
My personal tote -- on my shoulder
I can easily push her umbrella stroller (with one hand) whilst pushing the baggage beside me with the other. I'm guessing that most will say 21" luggage size is better than 25".
Also, I'm 5'11" and athletic/strong -- I can pick up 40lbs easily.
Has anyone done this kind of travel before? Am I on the right track??
Words of encouragement are more than welcome!
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Pack the bags the way you plan to for the trip. Try getting everything, including stroller and child, up three or four narrow steps, as if getting into a train carriage. See how much time it takes.
You aren't going to be able to get everything in at the same time. So, where do you start? Probably the child, but I doubt you could lift the stroller with her in it, so that's two separate things. Then you have the child and stroller on the train, but the bags are still outside. Who keeps an eye on the child while you go back out to pick up the bags?
I guess you could lift the bags up first, but then they'd block the way unless you took the time to drag them aside, leaving your child alone outside.
And while this is going on there will be other travellers getting irritated because you are taking so much time.
This all, of course, assumes that there will be no luggage thieves or other nasty people around.
But maybe I'm too much of a pessimist and it will all work out ok. Surely there must be many single parents who have travelled with small children. I'd Google it, but I'm afraid of what my YouTube and Amazon pages would recommend next time I went there. I still get weird recs from the time I looked something up to show my niece.
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I would infinitely prefer to do such a trip with a car.
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I'm doing the trip by train. Car might be easier, but I want to spend time with my daughter instead of concentrating on driving and directions.
And I think I can carry everything, at the same time, as follows:
1. The umbrella stroller collapses and I can put in on my shoulder -- it's like 11 Lbs, very light.
2. My daughter could walk in front of me with her with her backpack on.
3. I could carry both of our bags, one in each hand - her's is 17" and less than 10lbs, and mine, well, it seems like the 21" is best.
Yes, we might get in the way, and yes, some might get irritated, and yes, it might be a bit cumbersome, but surely we are not the first single mama/daughter team to travel Europe via train??!
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OK -- I am confused what exactly you are asking?
It seems you just want 'words of encouragement'.
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My initial ask was suitcase size - 25" or size down to 21".
My other ask was - has anyone done a similar trip like this.
And I'm looking for general feedback/words of encouragement.
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I haven't done this, but I'm thinking a backpack for you might be easier than a suitcase. You'll have your hands free to help your daugher on/off the train, along with stroller and her bag.
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One thing that might help is if you go first class. There might be a few less people trying to get into those cars. You might also try and avoid getting on/off trains during rush hour...but that will take a careful study of schedules.
I think your plan is doable, but it does mean you'll have luggage left momentarily in the train or on the platform and you won't have eyes on it. That would be my only concern. If you're slowing people down the few times you get on and off a train...then they need to slow down a bit, take a breath...and HELP you. If they get angry, then let them. Your time with your daughter is more important than the brief delay you'll cause.
Enjoy the trip!
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Travelling by train will require you to get ALL luggage, backpacks, stroller, you and child on a train in VERY short order in some cases as has been pointed out above. So, I think you need to think in those terms.
Pare down your 25" for sure. You might need to think about a backpack type of luggage with wheels?
OR pack you and daughter in the 25" so you have one piece of luggage and backpacks for each.
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We also traveled with our daughter when she was your daughter's age and younger. It's not as easy as you imagine because you need to keep a hand on her at all times. There are too many security issues to let her walk ahead and risk her being cut off from you, lost in a crowd, or something worse.
Always put a slip of paper in her pocket with your contact info in case you are separated.
I would try to get both your daughter and your clothes into one suitcase. If you aren't rushing from one place to the next, you will have time to do laundry. You don't need much in the way of clothes ifyou are ok with handwashing and wearing the same thing.
Take a backpack for yourself because you will need it when you're out and about exploring and for snacks and personal items while on the move.
Get your daughter a small backpack as oppposed to the suitcase. You can even get a little one with wheels so you can pull it if needed.
This way you have:
One hand for your shared suitcase
One hand for your daughter (DON'T LET GO OF HER in busy places like train stations EVER)
She can wear her backpack, you wear yours.
Not sure about the stroller but hopefully it can lay across the suitcase or over your shoulder.
Sounds like such a fabulous trip!!! Good for you.
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I have not done it but I think Gretchen may have a good idea -- keep the 25 inch bag but put both your stuff in it. That way you have one bag, not two to deal with. If you think you can pare down to 22 inches for yourself, that should be do-able. I have seen people with suitcase upon suitcase when they have the ability to latch onto a bigger one and can't imagine it is easy nor could you navigate that well with the train. Maybe in an airport, you could. But you add this stroller on top of that and sounds too much.
Is she not capable of even wearing that small packback when you are in transit? It isn't going to hold much, I don't know why she couldn't. Then you would only have to deal with one suitcase and the stroller, and the child, of course. And you mention another totebag for yourself. If that is small and softsided, that could possibility go over the handle of your bigger suitcase OR you yourself get a backpack for that totebag.
I am fairly capable and strong, also, and handle a 25 incher plus totebag when I travel without problem. Although I admit I can't imagine throwing in a stroller and child, just leave yourself plenty of time and take it easy. Most people are indeed very helpful. Even when I don't ask for it and could get by on my own, a lot of times someone comes along and even helps me a bit, unasked. Most people are really nice and with a child, I'm sure they will be, especially.
I myself prefer one large bag to dealing with two smaller ones. This is personal preference, though, some people like the reverse.
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Francewithfive -- thanks for the feedback.
Sounds like you're suggesting the following:
25" suitcase for her and I (pack together).
Small backpack for her.
Tote for me.
Lay stoller on suitcase (yes, totally workable).
This way I can hold her hand and carry/roll the suitcase with one hand.
Great idea!!
I'm going to re-think my strategy.
Thanks again!
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Agree that this trip would be MUCH easier with a car than by train.
I just can;t see how you can get all of that stuff onto and out of the train while keeping your hand on your child (carrying her up and down in the stroller is not really going to work).
Sorry - I think it is just WAY too dangerous to take your hand off a child that young in a train station or on a train - even for a moment. It's just way too easy for her to dart off - or even be lured off with the promise of an ice cream or whatever.
If you are determined to do this by train I would bag the stroller and just make up your mind that your travel will be limited by her walking pace and endurance. And then you may be able to get off and on the train in one step (luggage - your bag and her bag on top - and her wearing her little back pack.
You will still be relying on the good will of strangers to help you maneuver the luggage up those steep narrow steps - and may have to face irritation from others you are delaying - esp of the the train's stop there is short.
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My daughter can carry her own backpack easily! ANd I would never need to carry her in her stroller, she can walk up stairs no problem.
We are currently living in the Dominican Republic and we are VERY safety conscious; she's used to staying close, holding onto me, and being aware of strangers/danger.
I won't sacrifice the stroller; as a single parent sometimes my only 'me time' is going out for a long walk, it's my therapy and I cherish it. And, I'm determined to do this by train.
I can take ONE SUITCASE (share a 25" spinner and I'll be sure to pack light/stay under 35lbs), we can take ONE BAG each (she can carry hers and I can carry mine) and I can bring the stroller and put it on the suitcase or carry it when needed -- it's only 15lbs and will be a lifesaver when she needs to rest.
I really appreciate the feedback. I think I'm thinking this trip through better.
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On the topic of trains and planes - where are you taking planes? London to Paris is best by Eurostar train - www.eurostar.com for cheap advance fares - Paris to Italy is a long daytime train ride I would avoid in your case but there is a direct overnight train to Venice from Paris - tickets as cheap as 59 euros if booked in advance including sleeping berth and blankets, etc. Bring any food and beverage you like aboard - private cabins for two cost more but you save on the cost of a hotel. www.thello.com for night train details. Sites with good info on trains in general - www.budgeteuropetravel.com and www.seat61.com and www.ricksteves.com.
I agree with Wekiva - go first class where there is a lot more room in the train car - many trains now have family rooms (in either class) where kids have things to play with, etc.
Cars are nice but it is a long drive to Italy from Paris if you want to go straight thru - and in Italy cars are Verboten in most cities these days - private vehicles that is - a complete hassle - but if staying in say Agro-tourism or whatever they call farm stays or smaller towns a car is great but only if you want to tool around the area.
What do you plan to do with 7-9 days in each stop? Curious
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I just looked at our itinerary again, and the only plane trip so far is from Canada to London (but we'll fly to Spain from Naples if our trip is extended).
Upon arrival we spend a few nights/days in London and then take the Eurostar to Paris where will spend 7 days.
From Paris we are taking the train south to visit family friends at their home, and then we are off to Nice for just 3 nights before heading to Milan just for 1 night... then we are off to Lucca for 6 days, Florence for another 6 days, and then Rome for 9 days. From there, it's the Amalfi Coast for 10 days. One accommodation reservation for each stop.
I haven't decided exactly what we'll do at each location... maybe daytrips or maybe just walking, restaurants, gelato, parks and wine for me. I'm relaxed and absolutely do not need to see everything. Just being immersed in another 'world' makes me so happy.
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I like that you want to be with your daughter. I think you can do it, but with some adjustments as she is changing from toddler to little girl. Be open to advice that seems negative. You may discard it in the end, but do consider it.
We started traveling with our Grandaughter when she was four, and years ago with our own two when they were very little, so a bit of experience. Frankly, age 4 was hardest. GD started to miss home after a couple of weeks even though her Mom was with us, she still missed her own bed, toys, familiar food, friends, etc. Just be prepared for that to happen. I was glad the first long trip was only 13 days.
Get one of those harnesses with a sturdy strap for little kids. Some are also backpacks with a harness and strap. It adds a measure of safety in crowds, at stations, along open walkways, etc.
Eliminate absolutely everything possible. Does your DD really need an iPod, etc? GD has never had one. She does take her favorite doll though. That leads to conversation with other adults and other children. Take markers, paper, etc. that can be ditched and replaced as needed, something to keep little hands busy. At 4, GD loved those tiny little plastic kits of card board dolls with lots of magnetic clothes. They usually have two or more dolls, so she could play with another child.
Agree with ditching the stroller. It seems so popular now, but those bag seats are super uncomfortable for older children, many places in Europe are not stroller friendly (lots and lots of steps in some places, cobblestones, etc.) and you might end up carrying it more than you think. In the end, toting it around may be more inconvenient than helpful, especially for such a long trip by train. Our GD stopped traveling with a stroller when she was 3 and our two by about 3 & 4. We did use the harnesses for crowded places.
Plan ahead and find playgrounds, pools, parks, etc. for your DD to run about, see other children, etc. You might meet and chat with other parents too. With our own, in Europe, at least once every other day or so, we spent an entire afternoon at some wonderful playground or park with a lake or public swimming pool. We do the same with our GD. She loves water, so pools and beaches are a favorite.
In Paris, we rented little boats for the kids to sail on a pond and had picnics in parks. In Germany, we went to beautiful public pools and also lakes and streams. In The Netherlands, they clumped around in wooden shoes and enjoyed Madurodam. In Austria, we found fabulous playgrounds. I am not up to date on these, but others will be, so when you have your itinerary more set, you can get advice about that.
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Good for you! Your trip sounds great and you should definitely do it. I have not traveled alone with a child but have traveled with two kids (and husband). Based on my experience with train travel and kids, I would do the following:
- One rolling suitcase for you both. As small as you can manage. Make sure wheels roll well.
- Big backpack for you.
- Small backpack for your daughter but keep the backpack in your bag until you get on the train. otherwise too many bags to manage. kids take them off unexpectedly.
- Small cross body purse for wallet and tickets
- Light stroller that can be pushed with one hand. The Uppa stroller you linked to will require two hands. I would find one with a bar across the back so that you can push the stroller with one hand and suitcase with the other.
I too would prefer to take trains rather than worry about driving, bringing a carseat, etc. Kids tend to like the trains too. And I agree to definitely take the stroller. you will both be happier if your daughter has a place to rest. you might want to bring an ipad for long train trips.
I'd strap your daughter into the stroller when you are in train stations and leave a lot of extra time to find the elevators or a porter to help you (budgeting some extra money for that service). We used a stroller and traveled by train with our daughters around Italy. While some train stations did not have elevators, it was rare in our experience. If you find the stroller unmanageble at each destination, just leave it at your hotel.
I would not be deterred by the comments above about about people being annoyed with you taking too much time to get on the train. Yes, that happens once in a while but who cares? Most people are kind and helpful and if they are too selfish to help out a single mom lift a suitcase, they aren't worth a second thought.
You will do great. just pack light and leave a lot of time and some extra money to make things as easy as possible for yourself.
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Yes, you definitely should take it to one suitcase. I suggest a backpack for you rather than a tote.
Your itinerary seems very do-able with a young child. You aren't moving around too much and seem to have reasonable expectations of what you can-can't do.
I would ABSOLUTELY not ditch the stroller. We would have been totally useless without ours and our daughter was 4. We even pushed it around Venice. She napped, played, ate, charmed people…everything happened from her stroller! It was command central.
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Sally30 wrote: "too selfish to help out a single mom lift a suitcase"
It's not always selfishness. What if the only other passenger getting on at that station is an old woman who can barely walk with a cane? Or someone with a bad back? Or someone with two large bags of his own? There is no guarantee that there will be someone able to help.
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You may want to look into the France-Italy Eurailpass with several longish train rides in each country - child gets a free pass.
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Just to clarify, Anyegr, I'm not looking or wanting help whilst travelling; In fact, I'm trying to figure out the best way for me to travel alone with a small child so I do NOT need to reply on anyone but myself. And through the help of this forum, I think I'm getting there. I absolutely will not require another person to lift my bag or stroller. I may take a bit longer, sure, but patience, humour and grace will prevail
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You are smart to rely (not reply!) on anyone but yourself BUT IME of zillions of European train rides folks will gladly pitch in to help say lift the stroller off the train even if you don't need or ask for it.
My experience is way different than Anyegr's in this regard. There are also free luggage carts on platforms to help you in the station if needed - carry some euro coins to use them - you get the coin back when you return the cart somewhere in the station to a rack for them.
I applaud your gumption!
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Yes, the moving around will be a hassle, but it will be a wonderful trip.
I would say that you should consider a lighter-weight umbrella stroller. Also see whether you can buy a shoulder strap so you could sling it over your back if necessary. And I would agree that the stroller is a must.
Putting your daughter in the stroller in train stations is a possibility. And if you retain her small roller bag, you could probably hang it from the handles of the stroller.
25" one bag, or 21" and tiny roller bag, seems like they each have pros and cons. I'm a short woman, and would have a harder time with a 25". In terms of getting on the train, I would help daughter up the steps with one hand, while holding on to big bag with the other. Then have daughter stand at the top of the steps while you lift the bag up.
When you say "tote" as your carryon, I'm hoping you mean a cross-body bag of some type. Tote implies open top, which makes it less secure, and if a tote is on your shoulder, it's more likely to flop forward when you lean forward. A backpack also has possible security issues (pickpocketing). I have a combination bag that can convert from a shoulder bag / cross-body bag / backpack; you could consider something like that.
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Palenq, yes, RELY, not reply... !!! Thank you for the tips!
Please don't worry, my tote is a zippered shoulder bag.
I've been living in a third world country for a year, so we are sensitive to security issues including pickpocketing (I can't tell you how many tourists come here and are stolen from, thankfully we are still intact, probably because we are very aware of where we are)
I'll also look into other strollers, but this one is a favourite of mine and I feel comfortable travelling with it.
Sally30 or Francewithfive -- do either of you have a stroller recommendation?
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Mclaren umbrella stroller. They have many models. I got mine used from a friend.
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I've never seen luggage carts in stations here; there are too many steps and escalators for them to be of any use.
I would definitely take the stroller; a 4-year old can get tired walking around in a city all day.
London is a great place to be with small children. So many museums that are free where you can just wander around and leave when she gets bored, plenty of parks with playgrounds.
Sounds like a lovely trip!
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I have never seen luggage carts at a train station in Europe. Airports, yes, and you usually need coins, but not train stations...
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We had the Maclaren Quest. it is a great quality stroller, lightweight, lasted through two kids. However, if I were traveling alone, I think I would try to get a stroller that you can push with one hand (horizonal bar across the top rather than two handlebars) so I could push suitcase with one hand and stroller with other if needed. I did a quick google search and it looks like there are many strollers like that. I'd look up amazon reviews and then try a couple out in the store to make sure they really feel lightweight and fold easily.
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Wishing you good luck with this adventure! You will definitely have your hands full! 10 days in the Amalfi Coast is a lot of time - is there a way to par that down and add days to other locatioins? And Milan for just 1 night really doesn't give you much time to do anything. Is that a must see place or can that time be allocated somewhere else?
Also, will your daughter be bringing a favorite doll/stuffed animal along? If so, will she be carrying it or it be packed in your suitcase/tote? Just another thing to account for.
What about souvenirs? No doubt you'll purchase a few things along the way - is there room in your suitcase/tote for them?
Europeans tend to eat dinner later than what we're used to in the States. And refills (pop, ice tea, etc) aren't free as they are in the states.
As others have stated, I've never seen luggage carts at any train station in Europe, so if you do see one, do what you can to get ahold of it.
Hope this works out for you and your daughter!
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I've never been in any city in Europe where you couldn't find some place to eat dinner that wasn't late at night, including in countries where people claim everyone eats very late (like Spain). there are always casual places similar to cafes that are open many hours of the day. I wouldn't worry about that at all.
Also, I've never been at any train station in Europe, even in the smallest towns, where there was only one other person but me getting on the train. I just really don't think these things are something to worry about.
But I agree that I have never seen a luggage cart in a train station in Europe.
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But I agree that I have never seen a luggage cart in a train station in Europe.>
Luggage carts are ubiquitous in European train stations - here is what Man in Seat 61 (www.seat61.com) says:
Luggage on European trains | What do you do with your bags?
A guide to taking luggage on European trains, including baggage limits, ... Porters are a thing of the past, but most major stations have self-help luggage trolleys. ... require a coin to release them, which is returned when you return the trolley.>
Man in Seat 61 is right IME in saying most major stations have self-help luggage trolleys (carts).
They are there - usually right outside the train on the platform in a rack that you put a coin in to disengage them and again get the coin back when you return them to another rack in the station area - like at the taxi stand or metro entrance, etc. Not meant to take out of the station very far.
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I have seen a luggage cart once, at the Gare Montparnasse a few years ago. Once and only once. And I spend a lot of time on European trains. If there are luggage trolleys that require a coin (and I've never seen them), you have to have the right coinage (a hassle even when you're not encumbered with a kid and strollers and suitcases), let go of the kid, pull the cart out of the lineup, get it out of everyone's way, load it up, take off, and then repeat the process. What do you do with the kid while you return the cart? I probably sound totally neurotic, but I've just come off a month or more of lots of European travel on trains, and there can be a whole lot of minor unanticipated nuisances that even very experienced travelers bang their foreheads over.
Finding food at almost any hour of the day or night has never been a problem for me. Question is: will a 4-year-old want dinner at 9 or10 pm?
I have done a couple of train trips like this in Europe with one or two young kids and no other adult to help out. I never undertook such extensive train plans, though, maybe 3-4 train trips in the space of a couple of weeks or three. Bottom line for me was, it wasn't really much fun at all doing the train travel part of it until we got to our destinations and could fling ourselves on a decent bed and sleep off the exhausting, incessant lugging of bags and keeping an eye out for potential problems and checking the train boards to make sure we got on at the right place on the right train, and stumbling through train aisles looking for a place to stow luggage while hanging onto the kids, and finding sustenance for whiny, tired youngsters. Kind of like that moment when you've been skiing all day and finally get to take off your boots. You wonder why you put yourself through that sort of hell just to have your boots off.
It was fine when they were 8-18. At four it was, sorry, no fun at all. If you can swing it, though, more power to you and I wish you a wonderful trip.
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St-Cirq - you may not know what I am talking about and Man in Seat 61 too - here is from the SNCF site:
not sure every station has them but many do - maybe not every country.
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The Italian Railways site says luggage carts are being eliminated from most Italian stations - maybe France is doing the same (St-Cirq is usually right in her observations IME) - maybe something to do with terrorists using them for camouflage?
So in Italy at least do not expect to find them in most stations.
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Pal, I do know what you're talking about. I am very familiar with those sorts of carts (every supermarket around here has them), but I've never, ever seen them in a European train station. In the last month, I have been in Montparnasse in Paris twice, Bordeaux twice, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Antwerp, Den Bosch, Sarlat, Le Buisson, Les Eyzies, and probably others that I am forgetting. No luggage carts to be seen.
I am guessing Man in Seat 61 spends a lot more time in countries that I don't travel through so much...yet.
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Well with the recent onslaught of terrorist threats I would not doubt that luggage trolleys or carts have been removed - much like lockers in France and Italy - that would be logical to me. I've never used them ever but many folks did to get to say the taxi - train travel is becoming harder not easier I guess.
The demise of the carts may only be in France, Italy and Benelux perhaps but maybe everywhere - Man in Seat 61 may not have updated his site - next time I'd be on the lookout for them.
Italian fast trains have porters that can be ordered before the train trip the Italian site says. And fake porters can... oh well let's not go there.
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And SNCF has a service (that costs a fee) that you can order ahead of time to help you with your luggage, though I don't know anyone who has used it.
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Tuesday, October 11, 2016
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SNAKEHIPS have decided it's time to reveal themselves as 24 year old Londoners Oliver Lee and James Carter. Despite a shared home city, the pair met on separate business trips to Hong Kong, where they bonded over shared musical interests. They shared a flight to L.A., began talking music and booked a studio in which to work on a track. It went so well that within days of returning to London they nudged their laptops together and Snakehips was born.
The pair's first release was a remix of Chicago band Wild Belle's It's Too Late; their next a remix of Gold by electronic duo Bondax. Both used only the original vocal, topped the Hype Machine chart and revealed Snakehips' love of '90s hip hop, disco and vintage soul.
The reaction to their own music, however, was in a different league. The steamy, sultry, lushly-produced On & On, featuring up-and-coming, Australian singer George Maple, sent blogs in to a frenzy, reached the Top 10 of the iTunes electronic charts on both sides of the Atlantic and caught the attention of Radio 1's Zane Lowe, Annie Mac, Mistajam and Monki, for whom Snakehips recorded a guest mix.
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WTA Korea Open: Francesca Schiavone ousts Kimiko Date-Krumm
Kimiko Date-Krumm's impressive run at the Korea Open has come to an end after she lost to Francesca Schiavone.
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Date-Krumm had beaten Heather Watson and second seed Maria Kirilenko en route to the quarter-finals.
However despite the 42-year-old claiming the opening set, former French Open champion Schiavone hit back to win 4-6 6-4 6-4.
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