Comments for Vilius' Notes http://www.vilius.lt/blog Perspectives while surfing Life Wed, 21 Jul 2010 14:00:08 +0300 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 Comment on Who Knows about the Regulation (EC) No 261/2004? by kellskalp http://www.vilius.lt/blog/?p=155&cpage=1#comment-543 kellskalp Wed, 21 Jul 2010 14:00:08 +0000 http://www.vilius.lt/blog/2009/06/03/who-knows-about-the-regulation-ec-no-2612004#comment-543 Hello bro. I for the first time here. Wished to show to you,new Video http://britney-spearssex-tape.blogspot.com Hello bro.
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]]> Comment on Experiencing a Small Miracle by Rima http://www.vilius.lt/blog/?p=163&cpage=1#comment-531 Rima Wed, 17 Mar 2010 11:52:08 +0000 http://www.vilius.lt/blog/?p=163#comment-531 Sveikinu istojus i tevu kluba ;) Sveikinu istojus i tevu kluba ;)

]]> Comment on Experiencing a Small Miracle by Akvile http://www.vilius.lt/blog/?p=163&cpage=1#comment-439 Akvile Mon, 06 Jul 2009 06:45:54 +0000 http://www.vilius.lt/blog/?p=163#comment-439 Sveikinu labai! O vardas labai grazus - beveik kaip mano;) Sveikinu labai! O vardas labai grazus – beveik kaip mano;)

]]> Comment on Experiencing a Small Miracle by Sergey K http://www.vilius.lt/blog/?p=163&cpage=1#comment-438 Sergey K Sun, 05 Jul 2009 14:33:36 +0000 http://www.vilius.lt/blog/?p=163#comment-438 Congratulation, Vilius! We wish you a lot of peacefull nights and smiles in the morning :-) Sergey K & recently extended family :-) Congratulation, Vilius!

We wish you a lot of peacefull nights and smiles in the morning :-)

Sergey K & recently extended family :-)

]]> Comment on Who Knows about the Regulation (EC) No 261/2004? by Vytenis http://www.vilius.lt/blog/?p=155&cpage=1#comment-426 Vytenis Mon, 22 Jun 2009 16:08:52 +0000 http://www.vilius.lt/blog/2009/06/03/who-knows-about-the-regulation-ec-no-2612004#comment-426 Ačiū už informaciją. Aš tiksliai šių taisyklių nežinojau, nors esu kelis savo teises įrodinėjęs. Dėl AirBaltic sutinku - paslaugūs, bet griežti ir ne visada žinantys "niuansus". Tačiau pati kompanija, mano nuomone, - naudojasi savo monopolistine padėtimi ir stengiasi "išgręžti" visus keleivius, kol neturi tiesioginių rimtų konkurentų. Galiausiai - šaunus istorijos moralas. Ačiū. Ačiū už informaciją. Aš tiksliai šių taisyklių nežinojau, nors esu kelis savo teises įrodinėjęs.

Dėl AirBaltic sutinku – paslaugūs, bet griežti ir ne visada žinantys “niuansus”. Tačiau pati kompanija, mano nuomone, – naudojasi savo monopolistine padėtimi ir stengiasi “išgręžti” visus keleivius, kol neturi tiesioginių rimtų konkurentų.

Galiausiai – šaunus istorijos moralas. Ačiū.

]]> Comment on Who Knows about the Regulation (EC) No 261/2004? by Viktorija http://www.vilius.lt/blog/?p=155&cpage=1#comment-416 Viktorija Sun, 14 Jun 2009 11:56:55 +0000 http://www.vilius.lt/blog/2009/06/03/who-knows-about-the-regulation-ec-no-2612004#comment-416 Kiek man teko turėti patirties dažniausiai taisykles žino visi. Svarbiausia savo teises pirmiausia reikia žinoti pačiam ir viskas suveikia. Paprastai oro uosto darbuotojai tikrai žino teises ir prievoles, kitas klausimas kiek patys keleiviai bus sudominti savo interesais. Paprastai avia linija privalo suteikti maisto davinį po 2 val., po 6 val. turi pasiūlyti viešbutį bei priemones apsistoti. Gudrumai taikomi visoki, nes suprantama kad bet koks pinigų sutaupymas tai jau sutaupymas. Tad nei vieną kart sėdint ir laukiant nepsėjo be "kojyčiu trypčiojimo" kad Tave išgirstų ir dažnai jei tai pradedama taikyti anksčiau nei 2 val. veikia puikiai!!! :) Siūlyčiau aliarmą ir nepasitenkinimą pradėti demonstruoti po 1 val. nes gal ir atrodo bjauriai, tačiau tai bent išgelbės bent nuo to, kad Tave iškankins iki vidurio nakties, o po to sakys sorry dabar jau galite biški ir lovoje pamiegoti, nes dažnai jei jau mato kad skrydis nepavyks visviena laukia tų 6 val. termino. Patyrusi keleivė kaip tik preitą naktį išlaukusi skrydžio 6 val. iki 2 val. nakties. Kiek man teko turėti patirties dažniausiai taisykles žino visi. Svarbiausia savo teises pirmiausia reikia žinoti pačiam ir viskas suveikia. Paprastai oro uosto darbuotojai tikrai žino teises ir prievoles, kitas klausimas kiek patys keleiviai bus sudominti savo interesais. Paprastai avia linija privalo suteikti maisto davinį po 2 val., po 6 val. turi pasiūlyti viešbutį bei priemones apsistoti. Gudrumai taikomi visoki, nes suprantama kad bet koks pinigų sutaupymas tai jau sutaupymas. Tad nei vieną kart sėdint ir laukiant nepsėjo be “kojyčiu trypčiojimo” kad Tave išgirstų ir dažnai jei tai pradedama taikyti anksčiau nei 2 val. veikia puikiai!!! :) Siūlyčiau aliarmą ir nepasitenkinimą pradėti demonstruoti po 1 val. nes gal ir atrodo bjauriai, tačiau tai bent išgelbės bent nuo to, kad Tave iškankins iki vidurio nakties, o po to sakys sorry dabar jau galite biški ir lovoje pamiegoti, nes dažnai jei jau mato kad skrydis nepavyks visviena laukia tų 6 val. termino.
Patyrusi keleivė kaip tik preitą naktį išlaukusi skrydžio 6 val. iki 2 val. nakties.

]]> Comment on Atlas Shrugged by Gee http://www.vilius.lt/blog/?p=54&cpage=1#comment-413 Gee Tue, 14 Apr 2009 08:25:04 +0000 http://www.vilius.lt/blog/2008/01/28/atlas-shrugged#comment-413 Is it not a Great plan of Illuminati and Masons regarding take over of the world ? :) Is it not a Great plan of Illuminati and Masons regarding take over of the world ? :)

]]> Comment on The Bread by Jos http://www.vilius.lt/blog/?p=119&cpage=1#comment-412 Jos Mon, 30 Mar 2009 16:22:29 +0000 http://www.vilius.lt/blog/?p=119#comment-412 Bread is all about life. It is like the origin of food. Now I have an oven, and I bought some rye flour a while ago. Still I just didn't get around doing it - baking. But I better be quick before the hot Barcelona summer starts and the thought of heating the oven becomes unbearable. Ah, it's been years since I last did it... Vilius, you should start. It doesn't have to be fancy, just start with something simple and advance as you become more confident. That is what I will do. Tomorrow... or maybe already tonight. Thanks for the inspiration. Bread is all about life. It is like the origin of food. Now I have an oven, and I bought some rye flour a while ago. Still I just didn’t get around doing it – baking. But I better be quick before the hot Barcelona summer starts and the thought of heating the oven becomes unbearable. Ah, it’s been years since I last did it… Vilius, you should start. It doesn’t have to be fancy, just start with something simple and advance as you become more confident. That is what I will do. Tomorrow… or maybe already tonight. Thanks for the inspiration.

]]> Comment on Dubai, Dubai by Lina http://www.vilius.lt/blog/?p=113&cpage=1#comment-402 Lina Sat, 21 Feb 2009 16:18:00 +0000 http://www.vilius.lt/blog/?p=113#comment-402 Hi, I had some similar impressions of Dubai when I was there. Construction everywhere is definitely overpowering... Submerging islands out of water and building luxury buildings, planting tropical plants in the desert, destroying old buildings and roads in a relatively good condition for building new ones is of course a waste of resources and is unsustainable. However, UAE is heavily investing in tourism and alternative energy sources so once oil runs out it should not be affected in a big way. I also saw another side that you did not get to see... I was there for two weeks so had more than my share of shopping...:) There is not much else to do in the free time than visit malls and hotels, especially because there you can hide from the heat. So I visited the Emirates mall with the skiing slopes inside and another huge mall with different sections constructed as different countries (ie, China, Persia, India, etc.) Crowds of people, including tourists, was too much! You see circus, dancing and firework shows in the malls. For the public which is looking for that kind of entertainment and high-level luxury in the hotels, a quality-price ratio is higher and more affordable than anywhere else in the world... The idea of the UAE leadership is to dazzle and fulfill needs of such a crowd... They try to bring the best they see around the world and establish that in the UAE. In Abu Dhabi, they are even building the branch of Louvre and a cutting-edge performance art center! It is a unique phenomena! Cheers, Lina Hi, I had some similar impressions of Dubai when I was there. Construction everywhere is definitely overpowering… Submerging islands out of water and building luxury buildings, planting tropical plants in the desert, destroying old buildings and roads in a relatively good condition for building new ones is of course a waste of resources and is unsustainable. However, UAE is heavily investing in tourism and alternative energy sources so once oil runs out it should not be affected in a big way.

I also saw another side that you did not get to see… I was there for two weeks so had more than my share of shopping…:) There is not much else to do in the free time than visit malls and hotels, especially because there you can hide from the heat. So I visited the Emirates mall with the skiing slopes inside and another huge mall with different sections constructed as different countries (ie, China, Persia, India, etc.) Crowds of people, including tourists, was too much! You see circus, dancing and firework shows in the malls. For the public which is looking for that kind of entertainment and high-level luxury in the hotels, a quality-price ratio is higher and more affordable than anywhere else in the world… The idea of the UAE leadership is to dazzle and fulfill needs of such a crowd… They try to bring the best they see around the world and establish that in the UAE. In Abu Dhabi, they are even building the branch of Louvre and a cutting-edge performance art center! It is a unique phenomena!

Cheers, Lina

]]> Comment on The Bread by Vilius http://www.vilius.lt/blog/?p=119&cpage=1#comment-399 Vilius Mon, 16 Feb 2009 12:13:40 +0000 http://www.vilius.lt/blog/?p=119#comment-399 Salantai bakery still exists, and doing well. It cost around 10 Litas for a loaf. There are at least 2 shops selling the bread, several times I visited they were out of bread, but most of the time - you get fresh bread there still! Salantai bakery still exists, and doing well. It cost around 10 Litas for a loaf. There are at least 2 shops selling the bread, several times I visited they were out of bread, but most of the time – you get fresh bread there still!

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