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1. City Breaks in Krakow - The Hotels August 22, 2008 Krakow in southern Poland is a remarkable city. With the good fortune to be spared the ravages of war over the centuries, Krakow has retained one of the best preserved historic centres in Europe as well as its status as a major cultural, intellectual and trading centre with much fine architecture. Largely hidden from Western European eyes for many decades during the 20th century, it is tourism that has spearheaded the emergence of the city and its historic buildings and a host of excellent hotels have opened their doors in recent years making Krakow one of Europe’s premier city break destinat... (read more) Author: Leena Clarke

2. Eaton India to set up second facility near Pune August 20, 2008 Eaton India would set up its second manufacturing facility in Ranjangaon near Pune. A subsidiary of the $ 13-billion US-based Eaton Corporation, it makes gears and shafts at its Ranjangaon facility and assembles transmissions for medium and heavy-duty commercial vehicles. It also exports gears and shafts to Eaton's facilities all over the world. Eaton has manufacturing facilities in Brazil, US, Poland, Mexico, China and India and makes more than 100 manual and automated transmissions. Globally, Eaton manufactures heavy-duty, synchromesh medium-duty transmissions for trucks and light-duty trans... (read more) Author: gholea A

3. Pole position August 06, 2008 At the crossroads of central and eastern Europe, Poland has been a country in a state of flux for much of its history. In the 20th century it has truly suffered. Large areas of it, including most of the capital, Warsaw, were flattened during World War II, and the communist era was endured under a particularly Draconian regime. After such a turbulent time, it is perhaps no surprise that the resilient Poles have grabbed the opportunities that came with the collapse of communism with both hands, and are transforming their country in a hurry. Since joining the EU in 2004, Poland has seen sign... (read more) Author: Homes Overseas

4. Central Europe July 24, 2008 I hope you enjoy this article brought to you by www.traveltypes.net Central Europe Central Europe used to be like two single hotel beds separated by a chest of drawers: the west on one side, the east on the other and an iron curtain to keep them apart. Thankfully, the curtain is down and romance is well and truly in the air. With some of the most dramatic scenery on the continent, and far fewer tourists than France and Italy, Central Europe is in the midst of a renaissance. Go while the secret is still safe. Romance on the German roads Hire a car in Frankfurt and, after a quick b... (read more) Author: Anne Bain

5. euro 2012 poland July 06, 2008 9 June 2012 in Warsaw is the likely date for the opening euro 2012 - the unofficial deadline for the opening ceremony and first match of European Football Championships - announced Wednesday during a press conference on the Polish Football Association chairman of the team Euro 2012, Adam Olkowicz. Final will take place on 1 July in Kiev. -- June 9, 2012 year is a logical deadline for the inauguration of the championships, but completely unofficial, because no decisions have not been taken yet , what more do not even taken any discussions on this issue - said Adam Olkowicz. Head of the... (read more) Author: marek szynkiewicz

6. How Getting Infertility Treatment Abroad Can Save You a Fortune June 29, 2008 The average age in which people get married in Western society has been steadily increasing for decades, standing now at 28 for men and 27 for women, with many people waiting until their mid 30s before tying the not. This trend has led to a new common and often emotionally painful reality for many people – difficulty having children. Although new advances in fertility medicine such as IVF, offer hope to couples who want to start a family, the cost can be prohibitive. IVF in the USA generally costs at least 10 thousand USD, plus medicine and tests. Considering that multiple increments o... (read more) Author: Aman Srivastava

7. How to find the cost of dental implants abroad June 29, 2008 Dental tourism is a rapidly growing trend, as it should be due to the inflated costs in many countries. Every year, tens of thousands of Americans, Britons and Western Europeans leave their home countries in search of dental treatments abroad. Dental treatments that provide them the look they are after without consuming their life savings. To put the cost in perspective, in the U.S., a new set of teeth for a “dentally challenged” person can exceed 50 thousand dollars, relative to the cost of some homes or luxury vehicles in rural America. Dental implants, with a price tag typically over 250... (read more) Author: Aman Srivastava

8. My experiences and thoughts about Cash Gifting Part 2 June 27, 2008 Understanding After talking with some craigslist marketers I found out that the problem was with my address. I put in instructions file my address and country Poland. The thing is that no one in US will send any money to other countries, especially to far eastern Europe because there are some stereotypes and many people got scammed from poorer countries. I started to understand it and as I knew that the capture page that Leo made is converting just incredibly good. I told everything to David and we started to promote new capture page. I changed address to David's and he started to call pe... (read more) Author: Lucas Adamski

9. Bournemouth on a Budget June 27, 2008 Making Every Penny Count in Bournemouth Bournemouth is a lively, bustling town on the south western coast of England. For budget travelers, however, it manages to trump many other British towns with a combination of flawless sandy beaches and budget-friendly hostels. Getting there Travelers can fly into Bournemouth airport direct from European destinations as far afield as Iceland, Portugal and Poland. Bournemouth cheap accommodation – as central as it comes – is also easily accessed from elsewhere in the UK, making it an excellent stop-over during a tour of Britain. Bournemouth ... (read more) Author: Amanda Diaz

10. September 11 As Seen By An American From Warsaw, Poland June 11, 2008 I am sure I do not need to acquaint anyone with the facts that transpired on that day as I am convinced that everybody who is past a certain age and has the gift of literacy has had more then enough time to become acquainted with them. Therefore my intensions in writing this article are first to present my fellow Americans and those around the world with my personal view of how I saw the events. Second to tell how someone who has read what I would call an enormous amount of history books would classify this day in terms of history. I like I have already stated was born in New York City ... (read more) Author: Gianni Truvianni

11. Some Silly Facts and Truths About the Internet Writer Known As Gianni Truvianni June 11, 2008 My name is Gianni Truvianni and I would like to present myself in further detail to the readers of this website by telling some things about not only the person I am but my written work which some of you may already have become familiar with. I as some of you may already know was born in New York City in the year of 1967 but am currently living in Warsaw, Poland with my wife of the last 11 years and daughter whose expired years will number 10 on the 12 of February. As for who my parents were or are this I do not see as having any consequence on me let alone on my writing so I will just le... (read more) Author: Gianni Truvianni

12. San Lorenzo a Great Place for Italians and none Italians in Warsaw June 11, 2008 There are places where one is always welcome not because one maybe rich or famous but simply because one showed up and took a liking to the what one found as well as the people. The kind of place I have in mind is the one where guests mingle with one another in an atmosphere that is created not by anybody in particular but by the little things for instance the way in which guests say “ciao” (hi or bye in Italian) to one another whenever coming or going or the way everybody knows ones name. It is these details and many more which make the bar-restaurant “San Lorenzo” located in downtown Warsaw ... (read more) Author: Gianni Truvianni

13. Very Beauty Riedel Decanters June 08, 2008 The Riedel family has been in the glass business for 300 years, with 11 generations keeping the family business intact. The Riedel story begins in 1678 in the northern part of Bohemia, bordering Schlesia - today the Czech republic and Poland respectively. This part of Bohemia was a German speaking enclave known as the Sudetenland. The Venetians brought back the knowledge of glass making from the Near East around 1.000 A.D. The knowledge of producing glass spread slowly towards the northern part of Europe, searching for energy, critical to the melting of glass. Wood was the source, causing a gl... (read more) Author: Prabakar S

14. Videocon Refrigerators June 04, 2008 Videocon is an industrial institution based in India with its interests spread all over the world. The company boasts of 17 manufacturing sites in India alone. Besides it has plants in China, Poland, Italy and Mexico. Videocon has successfully won the hearts of innumerable consumers with its consumer oriented products. Videocon has always rightly understood the growing consumer needs and have always kept up to their requirements in each of its offerings. By timely serving the consumers with what best suits their needs, Videocon has tactfully built a large loyal customer base. Videocon has al... (read more) Author: Monty Alexander

15. The Next Polish Property Hotspots June 02, 2008 Many commentators have speculated on which cities or towns will be the next big thing in Polish property but canny buying in already established locations can produce exceptional returns. Tim Hill, author of Buying Property in Poland, uncovers how the professionals find profit in well known places. I met a worried couple recently who had bought land and built a house thirty kilometres from the centre of Warsaw. The commute into the city takes just under an hour and in return for this "discomfort" they live in a seven roomed detached house, surrounded by gardens, bordering a fores... (read more) Author: Tim Hill

16. 3 Tips for Identifying the Next Best Thing In Polish Property May 31, 2008 "The Next Big Thing in Polish Property isn't a Place Name... it's a Concept" If you read the press or the internet on a regular basis you quickly become familiar with the phrases 2nd Tier and 3rd Tier cities. These are the locations investors speculate will see high levels of capital gain now that Warsaw, Wroclaw and Krakow have gone through their growth phase. Will Opole see the same success as Wroclaw? Will Torun go up in value the way Warsaw did? The guessing game goes on but in truth the best buys are still actually everywhere and the smart buyer only needs a few pointe... (read more) Author: Tim Hill

17. 3 Sound Polish City Investments for the Buy to Let Landlord May 31, 2008 For buyers who need their purchase to generate an immediate cash flow the most advanced markets are Warsaw, Wroclaw and Krakow. It was only a few years ago that the Buy-to-Let market in Poland was a case of placing an announcement in a free ads newspaper and sorting out the ensuing torrent of phone calls yourself. The system still exists in many places but with a rising middle class, cash rich and time poor, agents have started to take a larger share of the market. Needless to say this has greatly helped foreign investors looking for tenants although it is still only a dev... (read more) Author: Tim Hill

18. 2 Canny Polish Resorts for the Canny Property Investor May 31, 2008 A decade ago few considered Poland as a place to spend their holidays. In reality tourism actually dropped after Poland joined the EU in 2004 although most of this was to do with visiting Germans who had previously crossed the border in search of goods that could be bought VAT free. A decade ago few considered Poland as a place to spend their holidays. In 1999 it was voted 'Most Popular Cultural Destination' by readers of the Sunday Times but this did not lead to any major influx. In reality tourism actually dropped after Poland joined the EU in 2004 although most of this was to ... (read more) Author: Tim Hill

19. Why not try the High Tatras? May 24, 2008 Where’s that? I hear you ask - the High Tatras is the new door being unlocked as eastern Europe’s hitherto unknown secrets begin to move centre stage for skiers, snowboarders and winter sports enthusiasts. The High Tatras, with their 11 peaks over 2500 m are located in the Carpathian Mountains of Slovakia which form part of the country’s northern border with Poland in central Europe. Slovakia with a population of over five million people and a land area of 49,000 sq,kms is landlocked and also shares borders with the Czech Republic, Austria, Ukraine and Hungary. Slovakia itself became... (read more) Author: Lola Jones

20. Cosmetic Surgery in the Philippines: Medical Tourism May 22, 2008 Cosmetic surgery tourism is a price driven phenomenon that has grown by leaps and bounds over the last few decades. Popular destinations for cosmetic surgery tourism include Argentina, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Malaysia, Mexico, Philippines, Poland, South Africa, and Thailand. What does the Philippines have to offer over other popular cosmetic surgery hotspots? The primary advantage of having surgery done in the Philippines is the cost. Because of the present exchange rate (1 USD: 41 Pesos as of April 2008), the cost of plastic surgery in the Philippines is only a fraction ... (read more) Author: Joel Unson

21. There is nothing like Krakow May 21, 2008 Last year more people visited Krakow than they did ever before. They're doing businesses here, seeing new places, meeting interesting people. But what else makes Krakow so special that people from all over the world wants to visit it? And how the tourism in Krakow looks like? Poland is having its best time for tourism and economy right now. And one of the most important towns is Krakow that brings millions of people every year and a lot of money to the country. Some, when seeing Krakow for the first time can't forget its beauty for a long time and thinking about staying in there forever. ... (read more) Author: Michal Costaminnego

22. Worth of visiting May 12, 2008 Have you ever wonder why travelling is so important? Sure, you have a great fun by knowing new people and places. An important reason is knowledge that you are gaining while being on tour. But in many cases it can't be fun in a common meaning. Especially when it comes to such places which are important for human kind and must be visited but bring sad history as Auschwitz. Auschwitz's sad history is strictly connected with Second World War and German plan of extermination of Jews. Nearby the town which is called Oswiecim (in Polish, Auschwitz in German) Nazis established the complex of co... (read more) Author: Michal Costaminnego

23. #4 Marc Analysis- Is Europe voting YES for the Online Gambling Industry? May 12, 2008 For the last couple of months more and more countries in the EU are starting to regulate online Gambling . Europe is voting yes for the online gambling industry.Only last week Poland decided to regulate online Gambling, the government announced that it will happen at the end of 2008. The deputy Finance Minister Jack Kapica said that they can't control it,anyway and regulate it so its better to earn some revenue and to increase the government budget.He figured out that to regulate Gambling will cost a lot of money - If you can't beat them-join them!. Some important analysts (and ... (read more) Author: gambling analyst

24. History of Riedel Glasses May 07, 2008 The Riedel family has been in the glass business for 300 years, with 11 generations keeping the family business intact. The Riedel story begins in 1678 in the northern part of Bohemia, bordering Schlesia today the Czech republic and Poland respectively. This part of Bohemia was a German speaking enclave known as the Sudetenland. The Venetians brought back the knowledge of glass making from the Near East around 1.000 A.D. The knowledge of producing glass spread slowly towards the northern part of Europe, searching for energy, critical to the melting of glass. Wood was the source, causing a glas... (read more) Author: Prabakar S

25. Krakow hotels booking April 16, 2008 The City of Krakow's Official Accommodation Booking System is a joint project of the Municipal Office of Krakow and the Reception.pl company. The system includes only these Krakow accommodation facilities that are managed legally, which gives the tourists the certainty that the locations they choose are not a part of a grey market and do act in a deceitful manner. Using the Accommodation Booking System is free of charge. The accommodation prices offered within the System are not higher than the rates paid directly to the accommodation facilities and often even lower than the prices provid... (read more) Author: Inter Aktywny

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