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Originally Posted by aqwut
Hey Jerry,
You are in Europe, you can make it to MGM in an hour.. LOL
Definitely keep us posted on how the trip goes.
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Unfortunately not. I finally got around to inputting MGM CompPro's address into our new TomTom GPS and according to the map/stats it is about 190 miles from Prague, and a three hour drive on the freeway. So the wife and I agree that we will take a weekend trip to Zlin and spend the night so we can really enjoy the trip. Once we have our van we will make arrangements with The Dvorski brothers to meet and setup over night accomodations. I have already told wifey that I would more than likely want to spend several hours at the plant/shop with Martin Dvorski and that she may want to find some shopping in the area while I get educated on their ESC's and business. Then we can spend the following day enjoying the countryside and tourist points of interest before heading back to Prague. I finally picked up a new local cell phone and will have services setup on it Monday. Now I have to get some social/buiness cards made up for my travels around the European theatre so I can keep in touch as I make contacts throughout the region. I have to come up with ideas for graphics and such for my cards. Something very business like, but also social in nature since I am not yet employed by anyone. I never considered any kind of inport/export buisness, but who knows? I wouldn't mind doing something that might help others overcome dealing with overseas customs issues and things like warranty issues with European buisnesses.
If anyone has ideas or graphics assistance to help me find a good design for an exciting sort of buisness card that would be most helpful. I would kind of like to involve my retired US Navy status as well as my R/C interests. I have to say that I am most excited about our adventure so far, and even more so for the things we may get to do over the next three years while we are here in Europe. I spent time in many parts of Europe during my US Navy career, but that was directly related to work, and not for the fun of it. Now I get to see things from a completely different perspective, and can also spend more time enjoying our surroundings instead of being focused on work related issues.