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Gronvold goes distance in pro boxing fight
It's been awhile since Detroit Lakes' Ryan Gronvold stepped into the competitive boxing ring, but his return resulted in a solid comeback.
Despite losing a four-round decision to Fargo's Zach Shumak in the Shooting Star Casino's "Tomorrow's Champions" boxing card Saturday, Gronvold entered the fight in good shape and was able to go toe-to-toe with the North Dakota fighter.
"I landed a lot of good jabs and didn't get hit hard by him," Gronvold said. "I would have been better off moving around more, but I just got into fight mode.
"Overall I'm happy with how I boxed, it just sucks I lost the decision."
Gronvold's best round came in the first, where his jabs were his best weapon. He avoided Shumak's punches, while landing his own.
But Gronvold's feet were not as active in rounds two and three, which resulted in more landed punches by Shumak.
"He got me some, but he didn't hurt me at all," Gronvold included.
The third round was much of the same, as the DL fighter tried to fight his way inside, but Shumack was able to defend his attacks off well.
"He didn't want to fight inside," Gronvold said.
Shumack pulled out the four-round decision.
As far as making another return to the fight squared circle, Gronvold left that up in the air.
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Anorexia is an eating disorder that effects thousands of people. A person who has Anorexia Nervosa does not eat. If they do eat it is something very little like a piece of fruit or a cracker. They in their minds convince themselves they don't need to eat so they they loose weight. They have extremely … Read more


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[FLUENT]How to provide boundary conditions
I have a complex 3d geometry that I have to mesh and study the flow in. To start off, I am just trying to simulate poisuelle flow through a parallel plate channel. To start off, I made a cuboid in 3d in Soldworks, saved a drawing file as .dwg, and then imported it in ICEM. Then I converted the curves to a surface, and then used mesh type "quad" and mesh method "autoblock" to mesh the surface.
The mesh worked fine, and I was able to import the mesh to FLUENT. However when I imported the geometry from SOLIDWORKS I just got 4 curves and since these curves didnt have specific "parts" assigned to them, they didnt show up as separate entities in ICEM CFD as I would have liked it to be.
So my question is: how do I assign boundary conditions to a curve, which is not labelled as a separate part?
I have attached the .prj file as well as the mesh file for FLUENT below. It would be great if somebody could point out how the boundary conditions are assigned after importing a geometry from a CAD program, since I couldnt find anything on it in the documentation.
All wrong?
I don't get why you are creating surfaces or importing geometry into Fluent...
Try some of the ICEM CFD Tutortials as a first go thru.
Your steps should have been more like...
1) create the solid 3D geometry in Solidworks and output as a dwg or acis or something like that. (ACIS is the best of the neutral formats)
2) Read the model into ICEM CFD. You should ALREADY have curves and surfaces and points... If you just have surfaces, run "Geometry (tab) => Build Diagnostic topology to build the rest." If you just have curves, you probably did something wrong in Solidworks.
3) Break up the model into parts such as Inlet, outlet, symmetry plane, etc. When the mesh is generated, the surface mesh (volume boundaries) will be in these parts and you will easily apply bocos in Fluent.
4) Set sizes and other meshing params with the mesh tab.
5) Mesh... You need a volume mesh for 3D Fluent. A quad mesh with the auto blocker is just a surface mesh and not at all appropriate for 3D Fluent (But great for structural explicit with LSDyna or something like that). Again, I will point you to the tutorials. You could make a nice Hexa mesh or a Tetra/Prism mesh.
6) Setup boco types (optional) and output mesh to Fluent...
7) Read mesh into Fluent and finish setting up, then run.
Hey Simon..thanks for your help...I didnt mean to import the geometry...i just meant importing the mesh...however thanks for your explanation. I will be a lot of help when I start the 3d modelling.
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Islamabad: The ninth instalment of the Model United Nation (MUN) conference took place in the City School, capital campus, here.
Spanning four eventful days, the event consisted of intense debating, preparing delegates for the real world as well as spectacular entertainment sessions.
The first day of the event consisted of the 'Global Village', where delegates representing various parts of the world, were given a chance to shed light on their respective cultures. Various stalls were set up, adorned with their flags and traditional cuisines.
Columnist Chris Cork, Cambridge International Examinations country director for Pakistan Uzma Yusuf, TV personality Fasi Zaka, French Embassy education attaché Sebastien Cartier and Alliance Francais director (studies) Rachel Cartier.
All dressed up in the relevant attires, the 'Ramp Walk' served an opportunity for the delegates to exhibit the international cultures, with fitting music accompanying them. Delegates of Greece, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Egypt stood out the most in terms of presentation and cultural relevance.
Sri Lanka took the title of 'Best Global Village'.
The first day was filled with a groovy playlist, and tons of entertainment, while the next day was about passionate debating. The Executive Council hosted the event.
The delegates were given breaks during the sessions in which they were entertained by the host team. DJs such as Toshi, MASSIV and Some What Super presented everyone with jaw-dropping beats, accompanied by flashing lights. A night filled with dancing, singing and thrill drew the second day to a pleasant end.
The second last day of the event was filled with clever retorts and debates. All delegates were in full swing as the end was drawing closer. A friendly relationship was established among the chairs and the delegates as they ensured that no one got left behind. Singers and dancers, poets and writers, were discovered over the span of three days.
The chief guests for the night were Ambassador of Argentina Ivan Ivanessevich and political officer from the US Embassy James Jeffers.
The leading award of Best Diplomacy went to the delegation from Beaconhouse Margalla Campus. All directors of the host team were given awards for their wonderful efforts. There followed the speeches of the representatives of the Executive Council, who also received awards for making the event possible.
The night was drawn to a close with departing speeches by A Level section headmistress Ayesha Rasul and City School regional director (north) Shireen Jaweid.


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Everybody experience memory lapses in different times and occasions, maybe you went into the kitchen but can't remember why, or can't remember a familiar name during a family conversation, these lapses can occur at any age and they are not caused by aging exactly, cognitive decline or significant memory loss when occur in older people mainly happen as a result …Read More »
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What is The Job of Vitamin C in the Body?
What Is Vitamin C? Vitamin C or also known as ascorbic acid is a water soluble vitamin that works as a powerful antioxidant, it is abundant in most fruits and vegetables, it helps to maintain the connective tissue in the body cells including the bones, blood vessels and skin. . What Does Vitamin C Do? Vitamin C has a great importance …Read More »
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How To Make Your Eyes Look Younger By Makeup
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Unanswered: DB2 date field modification while loading data
I want to load the TRASACTION table with the updated values of DT_A and DT_B with input file.
While loading i want to update the values of DT_A and DT_B by 7 days.
Data type of DT_A is smallint and DT_B is date.
How to achieve this?
If there is no other solution to do this in load phase and if you know JCL SORT
through which we can achieve this?
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How about update after loading ... using UPDATE SQL statement (since we know exactly by how much we have to adjust values in these columns)
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How about modifying the input file during export of that file and specifying the values during export itself. So your EXPORT will be something like
EXPORT to ..... ..... ..... select DT_A + 7 , DT_B + 7 days from .....IBM Certified Database Associate, DB2 9 for LUW


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Seattle Street by rhyshaugWatch
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Ink drawing I've been working on for a while. This is in Seattle, Washington at the corner of 2nd avenue and James street. Drawn with various colors of Micron pens. In retrospect, I'm not sure fine-tip ink was the best medium for this style of drawing. Drawings of urban-life are always something I liked, but I never tried to make them myself. Not a very big drawing, A4 paper. I included myself in the bottom, right corner. Of course it's too small to see much detail.
Great work, you have a great use of perspective!
I like this kind of drawing and I believe you do it very well. The detail intimidates me from such an attempt.
Thanks buddy, I'm still new to drawing like this but I enjoy it. Just have to plan it out properly.
love it. its wonderfully lively and vibrant. the figures are great . did you work from a photo. i only ask because so far that is the only way i can draw anything coming close to realistic.
Thank you! And yes, I definitely used a photo. Though I didn't recreate it exactly. The buildings were nowhere near as colorful, mostly shades of beige and grey. It was easier to distinguish them by assigning them lively colors. I exaggerated the lighting and shadows to give it more depth; the photo was taken on a cloudy day and all the colors were flat. Wanted to give all the people, cars, buildings, and other objects strong and contrasted shading/cast-shadows. I also simplified most of the buildings to make them easier to draw, this was on a small sheet of paper. Added people/objects to emptier areas. But changing the lighting was probably the biggest departure from the photo.
Thank you for your feedback
Thank you for your feedback
Thank you for taking the time and trouble to reply in such depth. i really appreciate the insight into what went into making the picture what it is.
It´s amazing, detailed, perspective... all is awesome!!
Ah, fantastic work! The effort you put in here is really outstanding. The buildings look very straight and colorful. Do you use rulers when it comes to making them?
Thank you very much! I don't use a ruler specifically, just the edge of another piece of paper.
Lovely job, great detail.
Nice!It is fun to look at and i dont think working on it with fine tip diminishes this endresult it has its its own flair.
Excellent drawing! The details are great, and the sense of perspective is good. Well done.


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hi everyone. really sorry if this post has already been bought up, but do you any of you use any braille translation/editing software on your Mac with voice over? i have tried Lewy and looked at iBraille but they are both old! any working alternatives you'd recommend? many thanks!
braille translating editing software for lion
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Even though I do not use braille, I have 2 websites to suggest.
Again, note, I don't know if the programs they have actually work with lion or not but here goes.
Again, I would still like to hear what you get as a program to do the braille translations and editing so please feel free to post any positive or negative experiences.
Note, these types of software won't come cheaply.
I use Perky Duck to generate
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I use Perky Duck to generate the braille code. It only works in windows so I use it in a virtual windows on my MacBook Pro. I use VMWare Fusion for my virtualization software.
You can find Perky Duck at: http://www.duxburysystems.com/product2.asp?product=Perky%20Duck&level=free
It is free. Duxburry has more capable software but it VERY expensive.
There are several open source low vision projects such as Orca that work in Linux. There may Mac ports available.
Vinux is a linux distro based on Ubuntu that works well. http://vinuxproject.org/about
If you can elaborate on your needs, I may be able to come up with something else.
thank you both! i haven't
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thank you both! i haven't found any successful programs yet. I just need a simple braille translator where I can import a file and braille it. i have a version of duxbury but it looks like it only works on windows. how reliable are the virtual windows environments? i don't want to upset my lovely Mac!!! many thanks.
I have used both Parallels
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I have used both Parallels and VMWare on my Macs. Macs also include boot camp free with the operating system.
I personally prefer VMWare Fusion. I can open other operating systems as a window on my OS X home screen and still have access to all of the OS X applications at the same time. I currently have FreeBSD, Win XP with ZoomText and Jaws, Vinux, and CentOS as virtual operating systems on my MacBook Pro. I have found VMWare Fusion to be very reliable and stable. In my setup, VMWare uses about 35 GB of my 500 GB disk.
I'm knocking on wood, now that I have bragged about my setup it might start giving me the spinning rainbow!!! :)
I guess I should look into
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I guess I should look into this then. my brother uses VM fusion too, but he is not using voice over. i guess i was hoping there would have been something out there for Macs because i just need this one program and it seems a lot of trouble for 1 program. but if that's what i have to do then that's what i'll do. so i guess if i installed windows on VM fusion i'd need jaws? many thanks.
Partial work around (Perky Duck via Wine)
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I am jumping in years later on this thread, as I ran into while trying to accomplish basic braille input on a Mac. I was able to get Perky Duck 10.5 working for my needs using WINE. In case anyone is in a similar state, I wanted to drop a link to instructions:
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I have've not seen any braille software for the Mac as far as this goes. I have Tiger on my Windows machine. I just use that and Microsoft Word. There really needs to be software like this for the mac. As far as I know. Ducks Barry is not VoiceOver accessible, and not mac compatible. Nighter is Tiger.
My embosser i have is a ViewPlus Embosser that can do braille and images.
Have you looked at Braille Blaster
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It's in Beta and free and works on windows, mac and more. Here's the link: http://brailleblaster.org/ There's also Duxbury for mac: http://www.duxburysystems.com/product2.asp?product=DBT%20Mac&level=major... Have fun and please share your thoughts and results with the group. I'm sure we'd all love to hear how well these software packages work.


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I am planning a solo trip to Europe for 3 months (11-14 weeks). I love getting to know and see a place, so I do not want to move too fast, yet this will sadly most likely be my only trip to (in part because my family lives on the opposite side of the US as me, so many of my trips/vacation days are spent going back home to see them). This trip has been a lifelong dream so I am trying to fit everything in without going to fast. Right now I have approximately 21 countries (see below). I would like feedback on places you would skip and/or cities, sites and events to do in the following countries or an awesome place I have not thought of. I most likely won't go to each country, but need feedback to narrow my choices for the best once in a life time experience. I love food and the outdoors, art, architecture and history. I was lucky enough to spend 2 weeks in France with a friend a decade ago and really enjoyed the museums, cathedrals, and food. Marseilles was one of my favorite places there, along with Chamonoix- just to give you an idea. I have a few 1/2 day hikes "planned" in places like the UK, Switzerland, Austria. I am planning on taking the train everywhere, and renting a car in Iceland, Italy, and Ireland...maybe Scotland. A friend I am meeting up with will be driving us in Germany and Romania (if I add that 3-4 day leg on with her). I will be staying with friends outside of London and Geneva. The rest of the trip is most likely hostels and night train to not waste daylight. I appreciate the feedback!
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I am planning a solo trip to Europe for 3 months (11-14 weeks). I love getting to know and see a place, so I do not want to move too fast, yet this will sadly most likely be my only trip to (in part because my family lives on the opposite side of the US as me, so many of my trips/vacation days are spent going back home to see them). This trip has been a lifelong dream so I am trying to fit everything in without going to fast. Right now I have approximately 21 countries (see below). I would like feedback on places you would skip and/or cities, sites and events to do in the following countries or an awesome place I have not thought of. I most likely won't go to each country, but need feedback to narrow my choices for the best once in a life time experience. I love food and the outdoors, art, architecture and history. I was lucky enough to spend 2 weeks in France with a friend a decade ago and really enjoyed the museums, cathedrals, and food. Marseilles was one of my favorite places there, along with Chamonoix- just to give you an idea. I have a few 1/2 day hikes "planned" in places like the UK, Switzerland, Austria. I am planning on taking the train everywhere, and renting a car in Iceland, Italy, and Ireland...maybe Scotland. A friend I am meeting up with will be driving us in Germany and Romania (if I add that 3-4 day leg on with her). I will be staying with friends outside of London and Geneva. The rest of the trip is most likely hostels and night train to not waste daylight. I appreciate the feedback!
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If you're a US citizen you need to keep your plan to 90 days - not to be pedantic but you can't stay '3 months' under the Schengen visa rules.
You don't mention time of year - or even if you're planning this year or next year or what.
You don't mention budget. If it's limited I would question Scandinavia, Switzerland and Austria.
Sounds like a lot of places. Night trains can be hell - the ones in Italy stop everywhere so sleep is minimal.
Cut it back or you'll be having three months of railway station photos to take home.
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You just have a long laundry list of countries. You couldn't visit half of those in 3 months - ESPECIALLY since you want to travel relatively slowly. . . . There are reasons to visit every single one of them. Just using Ireland/Wales/Scotland/England as a jumping off point -- that could eat up 6 weeks or more right there depending on how much hiking you want to do.
So YOU need to cut your list back to a meaningful length and once you've decided which maybe 8 to 12 countries you want to visit . . . then we can give you useful advice.
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Thank you! It's this year July-October. I'm not on a crazy limited budget, but am watching it and that is why I am staying at hostels and a few friends homes. I am doing only a few 1/2 day hikes. I know I have a lot- it is a once in a life time trip/opportunity. I won't make it to Europe again so I am trying to fit in as much as I reasonably can. Every country- including the many I did not include have reasons to visit, which is one of the reasons I listed what I believe are my top choices...in hopes that people who have been can give me feedback I can use to cut back and plan what is most important to me and not just something travel brouchers and a few friends who went on very "touristy" and very fast trips said.
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. I am planning on taking the train everywhere,>
For lots of info on planning a European rail trip (mixed in with cars) here are some good sources: www.seat61.com; www.ricksteves.com and www.budgeteuropetravel.com - check the latter's free European Planning & Rail Guide for lots of rail itineraries in all those places.
If going mainly to cities in Italy take the train - private vehicles ain't allowed in most Italian towns these days and trains are so so good - even if you want to explore some of those iconic Tuscan or Umbrian hill towns buses can easily take you there.
Night trains are great for folks who can sleep with the usual noise from inside and outside the train - I've never had a problem and many do not - I've always enjoyed the others I am in a couchette with - well usually - and I love saving the cost of a hotel and daytime travel time - even over flying on some routes.
Schengen rules don't apply to the UK so maybe start or end you trip there so you do not go over the three months Schengen rule blueyedcod mentions.
In Scotland and Iceland there are reasonably priced bus tours to remote places that may be cheaper than renting a car and get you out to remote areas - regular buses and trains can do the same. But check out say Rabbies Tours in Scotland to the Highlands - get rave reviews from many Fodorites like janisj who posts above - an absolute expert on Scotland and all the U.K.
I agree you will have to hone your itinerary so you are not on trains or in cars all the time. Less can indeed be more at times.
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Your first error is thinking this will be your only trip to Europe. Many people start with that assumption, but quickly find they can arrange their lives to travel more. If you try to see all of those places in one trip you won't want to go on another trip!
Pause and prioritize. Come up with an itinerary for a first trip to Europe rather than an only trip. Remember that each time you change locations, you'll use up half a day to most of a day in transit, so moving around a lot (like your itinerary) wastes a lot of time and a lot of money. It takes three nights in a place just to have two full days. I wouldn't advise any less than three nights in a location.
You can save time and money by choosing destinations that are close together.
Comments on the places you've listed:
Cut Monaco Nothing there to see/do but gawk at the very rich. And you can't even get inside the casinos unless you are properly dressed (are you bringing your tux?).
I'd cut Switzerland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, & Iceland because they are so expensive and they are at some distance from other places you want to see.
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PalenQ, thank you for your feedback. I thought the car would be the easiest/best way to do those countries based off of other sites and a friend. If there are cheap buses going to said places, even better (I'd rather look around then drive) and yes Tuscan area, and yes to the big cities- primarily for the big history and architecture you hear so much about. Thank you for the websites. I will check them out.
As of now, I am flying into Switzerland with a friend and was hitting the UK in the middle of my trip, flying out of Iceland 1-2 weeks later. But due to the Schengen rules, you are saying I need to end or begin my trip there? If so, I can switch some things around...but not the beginning of the trip.
Do you have any favorite destinations and/or sites? In some of the major cities I was thinking of splurging to get a couple day City Pass (example in London covering the main sites and double decker bus) and a walking tour and then day trips- maybe an overnight to surrounding areas like to the Lake District amongst others.
I was planning on eating out mostly for lunches and staying "in" for breakfasts and dinners. My friends near Geneva and London will be my "home base" for those countries. The rest are night trains and hostels- I've looked some up, but am waiting before I book any. I was also not planning to book all my hostels so I have a little bit of flexibility in case I love a place so much, I want to stay or am getting "bored" with a place so I can leave early.
Again, any and all feedback is welcome and appreciated. I know I need to scale back, but am not sure where and am using feedback from this forum and all the websites I am using. As I said, this is a one time trip and something I have been dreaming of since I was 7...each year adding more "must-go" places. This is the first time I have had a chance to go. When I went to France it was for a work thing.
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21 countries in 90 days is not slow travel!!
We can't tell you which ones to cut out, since I have no idea of your interests.
To sort this out I would start by making a list of the cities or towns (not entire countries) YOU most want to see. Definitely keep the places where you have friends to stay with.
Night trains are fun now & then but will get extremely old if you try to do them too often.
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Kathie, Thank you for your feedback. I understand and wish and hope I can go back, but I get 2 weeks off a year and cannot roll days over to the next year and my family lives about 2,000-3,000 miles away so most of my long and quick trips are to the 5 states they are scattered in- they have kids or don't fly, so it is up to me to see them. I am purposefully in between jobs making this a possibility. I know I cannot do them all sadly.
I am flying in to Switzerland with a friend and Iceland, England, and Germany are with/meeting up with friends. I would like to keep Norway, Sweden, and Finland on my iteniary, but will cut them if I must. Monaco is cut- thank you for your suggestion Money is not a crazy issue, as I have been saving for this trip forever, but obviously I want to keep it as inexpensive as possible and want to use it for food and experiences versus travel time and lush hotels.
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Well your planning is skewed if it's this year - July-October is high season and if you've made no reservations you'll be trawling around looking for somewhere to stay - especially in Italy - and be stuck with full hostels and high prices.
You've named a stack of countries but haven't narrowed it down to cities or regions.
It's incredibly late in the day to be planning a trip like this. Everyone and their dog goes to Europe in the summer. Start making some firm decisions and bookings. The days of backpacking on and off trains and finding a decent room close to the sights for 10 euro per night are pretty much done.
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Like I said -- this isn't a trip or itinerary . . . it is a list of every country you can think of. If you can't narrow it down, how do you expect us to do that?
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The longer the trip, the more you need to build in some down time. You can rush like mad for a week or so, but after that, moving too much leaves you in a blur.
Rather than thinking about cutting places, which will make you think about what you are missing, I recommend a positive approach. Start by picking three or four places (not countries) that you would really, really like to see. Concentrate on places that have a special interest to you. Figure out how much time you need to see those places comfortably. Add an average of 1/2 day for getting from place to place. That is just for planning time for now. You don't have much time, but can firm up itinerary and transportation as soon as you have selected destinations. Start adding places and building the trip.
Be sure to look for wonderful things for short day trips from a base, or places near each other that make good loops where moving place to place would be better than day trips.
Sometimes people spend tons of time and money seeing things far apart when there are things just as interesting nearby. Travel less, see more.
If this is truly to be your only trip (though unless you are quite old or handicapped, I doubt it will be), watch that you don't try to save money by staying in places with little to see or doing day trips that eat up lots of travel time. If a place isn't interesting, then money saved is actually money and time wasted. Geneva? What do you want to see there? Perhaps friends could just meet you somewhere for a day or two. There are some good day trips from London. Just look at timing. Might be better, for example, if going to Bath, to spend a night rather than day trip.
Making lots of suggestions now would be like throwing darts at a map. If you pick out and post a few of your top choices, other posters can advise on adding, filling in, etc.
In thinking about what to keep, you might also consider concentrating on including places that would be more expensive to visit on a single trip and saving places that could be done just as cheaply and easily as stand alone trips from the US. Right now, for example, there are cheap flights to Iceland from some airports on the East Coast. Neighbor's just did it as a quick, 4 day trip, direct flight on Wow Air from Baltimore. Sometimes, you can get cheap, RT to Ireland, and it is a relatively short flight compared with other places in Europe.
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Europe is not Mars. And flying from the East Coast to NYC to get a flight to europe is a whole 5 hours and you can get fights for $200 if you really search. Can't imagine why you think this is a one time trip. If you love it you'll go back again many times.
I went first at 19 with my BF - and loved it so much I have been back more than 100 times since. Granted from NY London is really no further than CA - but not SO much farther than the west coast. I don;t typically do long weekends there - but have friends who often do 5 days at a time.
Agree that if you want to really enjoy this trip versus having just a mad blur of train stations you need to cut way back in the number of countries and cities. I wold start by deciding what your 10 top sights (not countries but specific place or activity) are and then perhaps we can help you string them together into a doable trip.
I would not count on a lot of night trains (and in fact, there aren't as many as they're used to be) unless you have tried one and know you can sleep.
Also look at the weather - if you are going in July (besides being very late in planning) I would start in the north and head south (to avoid hideous heat in the south in July and August). And the costs of various countries.
You say money is not a problem but we don;t know what you mean. Our younger DD went with 2 friends a couple of summers ago and in 6 weeks she spent about $8K - this did not include shopping (she probably spent less than $200) and included only student pubs/clubs to avoid the very high cost of hard liquor and mixed drinks. They did however stay in modest hotels with AC (not hostels) and went to every sight/activity they wanted (so NOT couchsurfing or eating a picnic for dinner every night).
Suggest you get a map, look at the bahn.de train schedules (good for all of europe) and get some help in focusing - and the realities of travel times.
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Thank you, especially sassafrass and ny traveler. I know it is a lot and I am working on cutting cities and countries and areas out. As many first time/only time Europe travelers I want to see all the highlights and "touristy" famous areas, but I am sure (just as with the US) there are many less frequented, just as awesome little gems where I can get the same experience, perhaps for less money and less expense. That is the main reason I am on here- for advice of peoples favorites and least favorites areas, countries, cities, and sites to use as a way to help me narrow my choices. Switzerland is huge on my list and luckily I have a friend who lives there where I can stay, same with England, and Germany. Sassafras, I do not want to stay in places where there is not a lot to see or do. If any on my list (like Monaco) stick out as a sore thumb, please let me know (minus Switzerland- it is a must). As for the cities, I did not list them all- obviously the larger well-known traveling cities like Dublin, London, Rome, Venice, Florence...of each country and a few smaller ones (like Bath and Lake District). Again, if a city and its sites are overrated, I welcome that first hand knowledge that doesn't come from some guidebook. I am not expecting any one person to have gone to all areas, but everyone has favorite areas and places and even those they wished they skipped. I definitely will continue to post as I get closer and closer to finalizing my trip. I also know it is "last minute" which sucks, but as luck would have it, my job is ending much sooner than expected and my next does not begin til November, so I have time and money saved. I know I did not say how much I have and will not, but let's say it is around your younger DD Ny traveler, but as I am a solo traveling female, I also won't be drinking a ton, although I will definitely have a drink or 2 most nights, so the money will be spent on food, and other fun.
As I said, I would love to go back, but it took me years to get the business trip to France and I have been trying to go back over the past decade. Hopefully when I retire and obviously I am hoping for sooner. Maybe it is stupid of me, but as I said, my whole family lives on the opposite side of the country from me and I take all my vacation doing mini-trips to see them since they cannot come to me...so I can see my parents and be an Aunt to my niece and nephew, maybe life will change and my next job will be back there, making it easier to see them....
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>>As many first time/only time Europe travelers I want to see all the highlights and "touristy" famous areas, but I am sure (just as with the US) there are many less frequented, just as awesome little gems where I can get the same experience, perhaps for less money and less expense.<<
Nope -- that isn't helping (at all). You listed 21 countries. There is no way anyone can give lists of what is worthwhile and what isn't. YOU have to come up with at least a basic itinerary of your own. Then we can help you refine/improve it.
If you can't at least do that much maybe (just maybe) you should forget about a three month gargantuan assault on "Europe" and instead consider a more manageable (and much cheaper) 3 or 4 week first trip and pick maybe 3 or 4 countries that you just 'must' visit and we can help you work out a plan for them.
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<<That is the main reason I am on here- for advice of peoples favorites and least favorites areas, countries, cities, and sites to use as a way to help me narrow my choices. Switzerland is huge on my list...>>
I don't understand why you think a list of my favorite, or least favorite, places, or anyone else's, would be of any benefit to you at all. It just won't. Try this, for example - my favorites and least favorites:
Den Bosch
Least favorites:
And for the record, Switzerland is about as far down on my list as you can get.
Big help? No, of course not. Point being, you need to do this yourself.
And I agree completely that it would make much more sense to focus on a handful of places, not even necessarily countries, and familiarize yourself with what's there that might appeal to you. A list of 21 countries isn't even a decent launching pad. And yes, it's very late to be making plans so you'd best tackle this asap.
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StCirq, fabulous lists
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Someone made a suggestion of making a two or three week trip instead of a 3 month trip, and I think this suggestion deserves your consideration. You could choose three major cities for a three week trip, such as London-Paris-Rome, a week in each with the opportunity for a day trip from each. This would give you practical experience of traveling in Europe and will make planning the next trip much easier. It will also start to make it clearer how you can manage to travel - if not every year, maybe every other year. No reason your family has to take up all of your vacation time.
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I think you're focusing way too much on the "only trip" and "once in a lifetime" part. You're young, there's no reason you can't go back to Europe many more times in your life. I love my family too but doesn't mean I don't also travel.
You mentioned a few places that are a "must" (hey I happen to love Switzerland) so write those down, add the places where you have friends to stay with. Try to come up with about 8-9 places total. Bingo. There's your itinerary!
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According to my personal experiences, I do not think you could cover( as you expect ) all the countries withing 90 days. Anyway, If you manage & plan everything (day by day) then it won't be a tough one.
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I suspect that you are correct that this may be the last 3 month trip you may make in a long time but it is highly likely you could travel for shorter times in the future if you wish. I have done three 2 month trips and you can actually cover a lot of territory in a few months time. Are you by any chance under the age of 26?
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When I first went as a young whipper snapper for two months - three years in a role in summer when I was a teacher and young - I coverd a lot of ground and LOVED it - the thrill of travel too and not just seeing every darn museum in Europe. 2-3 days in cities and then in the future come back and spend time where you liked it the best.
Again overnight trains can help cover wide swaths of ground at night - you could go from say Amsterdam to Zurich in one night and many more examples.
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Ah - but when PQ did that . . . the trains were still powered by steam
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Dreamer, are you still reading?
It is perfectly understandable that family commitments may preclude travel. I have cancelled so many trips in recent years because of family situations and illness.
You asked for personal opinions. So, all simply "opinions" and personal advice.
Some advice you are getting may seem negative, but even negative can be useful.
No one has a clue who you are, so being more specific about money won't hurt you and will garner the best advice. If your funds are within the $8,000 range, and must cover international airfare and transportation within Europe, as well as entrance fees for museums, food and lodging, even with some stays with friends, it may not be enough for 90 days.
Another poster once wrote, "If you can't take the trip you want, take the one you can."
Someone suggested a shorter trip. Good advice!
Here is another idea for planning. Plan two, 4 week trips with a connecting week with friends in between or something similar, maybe 3 weeks travel, 1 week with friends, 2 weeks travel, 1 week with friends, 2 or 3 weeks travel. It will be easier to focus and plan that way.
Maybe your new job will allow some flexibility. Maybe you can combine some travel with family visits. Some places are easy to visit, so not absolutely necessary to put them into such a major whammy of a trip to Europe. Example: Wow Air has RT flights to Iceland from Baltimore for $351.00. The flight is under 6 hours, so could be done if you could take 2 days along with a weekend for a 4 day trip, enough for Iceland.
Ireland is another place that you could do as a cheap, one-week package from NYC. Personally, I would not spend the extra time and money for the average sights in Dublin unless I had time to explore more of Ireland, and you don't have that time on this trip.
Transportation may be cheap flights between cities, but mostly trains, especially in Italy where trains are cheap, trips are short and the train goes city center to city center. A car (rental costs, gas, tolls, car free zones with fines, parking, insurance, drop charges, etc) for one person is probably the worst choice anywhere unless you want a rural road trip. Allow a half day for each change of place, time getting to station or airport, travel time, time getting to next hotel.
Italy has everything you seek. Art, Architecture, archeological sites, gorgeous landscape, wonderful food, history. Allow plenty of time there to see major cities and sights and include some trips into the countryside for smaller towns perched on hilltops.
It will be super hot, but Spain might interest you for Gaudi's architecture in Barcelona, the Cathedral in Toledo, the Mezquita in Córdoba and the Alhambra in Granada.
The longer the trips, the slower the pace. You can race around like mad for a few days, but the more you do it, the more of a blur it becomes. It also costs more in proportion to what you actually see. Travel less, see more.
Examples of suggested stays
Rome (4 nts, 3 days minimum)
Sorrento (3 nts, 2 days minimum for Pompeii and trip down the Amalfi Coast)
Florence (3-4 nights with a day trip)
Venice (4 nts, 3 days - allowing a day to Vicenza for architecture
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Ah - but when PQ did that . . . the trains were still powered by steam>
Yup so now with about 200 mph modern trains I could have covered twice as much ground as I did!
Actually there were still some steam trains when I first went - very few but I remember one up the Brennero Pass in Austria - several steam engines hooked up to get up and over the pass and one in France near Perpignan.
At least janis dear when I went they had trains
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If your budget includes not yet purchases air fare you are working with very little for a 90 day trip.
The longest trip I have taken was about 60 days and I felt I got a good beginning sense of France, Ireland and England.
We spent 4-5 days I many different locations and though I was in my twenties at the time by the end it was a blur.
So instead of randomly picking every country you can think of ask yourself what you most want to see.
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When I get tired I get homesick. Being gone that long and by yourself, is it a possibility you will start to feel that way. I find that short trips work for me; when I get home I get to savor and remember what I've done and seen and not have it all be a blur.
Also be careful of walking on cobblestones - I made the mistake of wearing ballet flats in Stockholm and got planter's fascitis which lasted about 8 months.
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Not everyone would get "homesick" or "tired" being on a 3-month trip to Europe!
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Yes, I am still reading and am working on narrowing my choices by reading all your advice, talking to friends and family, as well as continuing to do research. Thank you again everyone, especially Sassafras, Suze, and Vicky. Sassafras, thank you for your itinerary suggestion for Italy. Those are the main cities I would like to go and is a greater guideline. Thank you! No, I am not 26-why? In fact I am older. I hope this is not my only trip, but as I said it is pretty much 15 years in the making, which makes me think it is possible it may be my only trip. I plan on adopting 1-2 kids in the next 5 years and between that and family back east, time and money make me think it may not happen. As soon as I have my list more narrowed, I will let you all know. I love the feed back about your favorite places and advice. I am not much of a sleeper and have more energy than many teenagers today so I am not worried about being burned out. As for homesick, I have been away from my family for a long time now and do move states fairly often (usually for work or school), so I am not too worried about becoming homesick. And, unless I take take between jobs again (usually doesn't pay to well, but I sold my home so have a good chunk of money this time), I cannot take more than 2 weeks a year off...at least not for another 10 years or so if I take the plunge to be my own boss.
I do not have to pay for my flight to Europe (yay miles). and my ticket back is pretty affordable.
I am planning on wearing Sketchers (great to walk in and usually look good with most outfits I am planning on eating big at lunch and light at dinner and breakfast (except when I feel like cooking in a hostel).
I do plan on spending 1+ weeks in each country with a minimum of a few days in my top cities/villages. I know 21 countries is too many...my goal is and was to have no more than 12 (hopefully less). I have been advised of a few countries I should cut, because either the main cities I was planning on seeing are "overrated" and/or I could get a similar experience of what I am looking for in other (and sometimes less pricey) countries and cities and am willing to take their advice.
Yes, I hear from many that Switzerland is overrated- primarily from people who didn't get out of the major cities (Zurich, Geneva..), but I plan to spend most of my time there in the villages and mountains. I want to go for the scenery more than anything else there (and to see my friend). England, Italy, Germany, and Greece are my primary places for history, architecture, and art and are on my list for that purpose.
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>>Yes, I hear from many that Switzerland is overrated- <<
My gosh (!) Who ever told you Switzerland is "overrated"?????
Expensive, but hardly overrated . . .
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A comment on train travel -- I *love* Europe's train system, and we relied it for 99% of our transportation while we were there this month (just got back a week ago, sadly).
However, after just two days of morning/evening commutes by train, plus one longish round trip, everyone in the family was grumbling about "living" at train stations. You spend a lot of time waiting for trains, waiting for connections, hauling luggage, changing platforms when the schedules change, using up the free WiFi that some train stations allot, hunting for open seats when the train is fuller than you expect, etc.
Transportation is a huge gobbler of both time and money, and although it *is* efficient, it can be a real buzzkill if you overdo it. If I had our trip to redo, I would decrease the quantity of destinations and focus more on quality of time.
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I've done a lot of train travel and have to agree with Kandace. I once did a 5 week trip and while it was absolutely wonderful and no one loves to travel more than I do, I was done with the commuting part by then. Most cities will offer a variety of day trips and local tours which makes staying longer in one place an very good option. Please realize that while the train system allows one to cover a considerable area, doing so is not always a positive.
BTW the idea that Switzerland is overrated must have come from what I consider a travel snob. You should ignore such blatant comments, gossip and hearsay.
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Yes, I hear from many that Switzerland is overrated- primarily from people who didn't get out of the major cities (Zurich, Geneva..), but I plan to spend most of my time there in the villages and mountains.>
Not taking it out of context as Janis did makes a different meaning to what her friends said - they only went to Geneva and Zurich and cities - and thought it were overrated- she wants to go to the hills where the high rating of Switzerland as an awesome destination comes from - not its cities.
Its cities are nice but IMO are not so whatever as many European cities - maybe too spic-and-span and modern and yes so so expensive on hotels and everything- so put the 'overrated' in the full context.
Now if anyone says the Alpine wonderlands are overrated then I'd take issue - but yes its cities are meh to me - nice and there are things to do but I always felt were more boring than most European large cities - the early closings of stores, etc and being ghost towns at night often causes that feeling.
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I didn't take anything out of context . . .
The OP mentioned that people 'told him Switzerland is overrated' - but he plans on ignoring them visiting anyway.
So what exactly was out of context . . .
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Big Swiss cities leave me rather cold, but it would be really hard to argue that the scenery of the Swiss countryside is anything less than spectacular. On the other hand, there are places with equally, or almost equally, beautiful scenery that are far less expensive.
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The OP mentioned that people 'told him Switzerland is overrated' - but he plans on ignoring them visiting anyway.
So what exactly was out of context . . .>
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OP wrote: Yes, I hear from many that Switzerland is overrated-
primarily from people who didn't get out of the major cities (Zurich, Geneva..), but I plan to spend most of my time there in the villages and mountains.>
Now if this is NOT taking something out of the whole context I guess you just do not know what that term or concept is as what you did is exactly taking it out of the whole context- talking about cities and I can see that someone who just goes to Geneva, Lausanne, Zurich, etc expecting it to match the dreamy Alpine Wonderland of Switzerland you see on brochures and in guidebooks then one could understandably say Switzerland is overrated. But the OP qualified that - the part you decided to edit out.
Now if they said in general Switzerland is overrated as you wrote they said or meant it then yes that would be something I would object to - but as I try to explain to you that was not the whole context of what was writ.
Got it? Now tell me WHY what you (and others) who took umbrage with that whole statement why someone could not readily think that - especially if they'd been mainly to Paris, Rome, Amsterdam and a zillion cities many would call much better than Swiss cities.
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Thank you again. One of my friends said she flew more than used the train system for time (and she said money) savings. Would you guys suggest that instead of taking a train when I leave country, I should opt to fly instead? What about city to city? When I had business in France a decade ago, I did use the train for a day trip to Nice and to smaller "towns" with castles and such. There was some craziness at the stations (and ironically the only place I ran into "rude" workers). Time didn't seem to crazy, but maybe that is just because I only went to nearby cities. Thoughts???
I have narrowed my trip, but am still working on downsizing and streamlining it. It is not in just 1 region as some of you suggested, mainly because if I don't get to come back, I want to see my friends and the areas I have wanted to see since I was a kid and added to it. Here are the countries so far (I won't list all the places I would like to go within each country because I am still downsizing/streamlining and because the major cities that attract tourists are obvious stops (London, Rome, Venice, Florence...-I am thinking of going to the Lake District and another one or 2 areas in England)...: Switzerland, Austria, Spain, Greece, Germany (Octoberfest time period), Czech Repbulic, Hungary (Budapest area), England, Scotland, Ireland, Iceland.
I know it is a bit spread out. I am still trying to downsize and streamline-deciding what I am okay with skipping. As of now it gives me 1 week in each country and 1 week of "extra" days- more or less travel days. I know I have to do more "trimming" because I would like a bit longer than a week in some areas (honestly, I would love to have an unlimited amount of time and resources to stay as long as I please haha).
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If under 5 hours of train travel take the train - flying no matter how far takes several hours - schlepping out to the airport, being there a certain time before the train - getting luggage - late planes and then schlepping back into the city - trains go city center to city center and are rarely more than a few minutes late.
Add up all costs of flying - cheap airlines have so many add-ons now and the cost of getting to the airport and out of it should be factored in but yes for long train journeys flying can be cheaper and quicker though overnight trains run many routes too.
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