LBAT-PARIS 2011 LBAT-PARIS 2011 Arrivée à Charles de Gaulle…voyage au MIJE If you arrive with the group, Dr. Gall be waiting for you at the airport and.

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1 LBAT-PARIS 2011 LBAT-PARIS 2011 Arrivée à Charles de Gaulle…voyage au MIJE If you arrive with the group, Dr. Gall be waiting for you at the airport and will guide through the maze..well take the shuttle to the MIJE Fourcy If you arrive before or after the group, getting from Charles de Gaulle Airport to your Paris hotel is easy as un-deux-troisgetting from Charles de Gaulle Airport to your Paris hotel is easy as un-deux-trois Useful links http://goparis.about.com/od/transportation/f/GroundTransport.htm http://europeforvisitors.com/paris/articles/paris-metro.htm MIJE (Maison Internationale des Jeunes Étudiants) Fourcy. Adresse: 6 rue de Fourcy, 75004 Paris (4ème arrondissement) Tel: 01 42 74 23 45. Lignes de métro (from the Parisian hub, Châtelet-Les Halles Station): Saint-Paul, ligne 1, direction Château de Vincennes or Pont-Marie (2 stations away from Châtelet station, then a one-minute walk to the MIJE), ligne 7, direction Mairie dIvry or Villejuif-Louis aragon (1 station away from Châtelet station, then a 3-minute walk to the MIJE)ligne 1ligne 7 Plan du métro et du RER parisien version PDF Plan du métro et du RER parisien version PDF Plan du métro et du RER parisien avec les rues version PDF Plan du métro et du RER parisien avec les rues version PDF Mini-plan du métro version PDF (ask for a mini subway map at a RATP ticket counter..its free) Mini-plan du métro version PDF Plan de Paris virtuel

2 LBAT-PARIS 2011 LBAT-PARIS 2011 Ordinateur – Appareils électroniques – Paris (free) wifi Paris Wifi comment ça marche? Paris Wifi accesible dans les jardins parisiens Localisation des bornes wifi dans le 4ème arrondissement de Paris Bringing your electronics to Europe Grounded Adapter - CE Certified - USA to Europe - Heavy Duty Adapter for non-Mac laptops Grounded Adapter - CE Certified - USA to Europe - Heavy Duty Adapter for non-Mac laptops Apple World Travel Adapter Kit (available @Lenox Square Mall) Apple World Travel Adapter Kit Kensington International Travel plug adapter Travel voltage fundamentals (hair blowers) Well provide extension cords and power strips with surge protection in and outside the classroom Cell phone options Paris Cell phone options http://www.all-paris-apartments.com/fr/guide-touristique/information/cybercafes/ http://www.all-paris-apartments.com/fr/guide-touristique/information/cybercafes/ http://www.all-paris-apartments.com/fr/guide-touristique/information/cybercafes/ Grounded Adapter - CE Certified - USA to Europe (WA- 9) - Heavy Duty Adapter for non-Mac laptops…available at Radioshack, Circuit City, Amazon.com etc..Price range: $6-10 Ungrounded Adapter - CE Certified - USA to Continental Europe - Adapter for non-Mac laptops…available at Radioshack, Circuit City, Amazon.com etc..Price range: $3-5 Paris Wifi – Place des Vosges

3 LBAT-PARIS 2011 Cybercafés (cafés Internet) PARIS 4ème arrondissement Cyber Beaubourg www.cyberbeaubourg.com - 38, rue Quincampoix - Tél : 01.42.71.49.80 Métro : Châtelet (lignes 1, 4, 7,11, 14), Hôtel de ville (lignes 1, 11), Ouvert tous les jours de 9h00 à 22h00 Wyniwyp www.wyniwyp.net - 40, rue des Blancs-Manteaux - Tél : 01.42.77.68.11 Métro : Hôtel de Ville (ligne 1,11), Châtelet Les Halles (RER A, B, D, ligne 4) Ouvert du lundi au samedi de 10h à 22hwww.cyberbeaubourg.comwww.wyniwyp.net Cybercafé Web 46 - 46 rue du Roi de Sicile PARIS 1er arrondissement de Paris Le Baguenaude Café www.baguenaude-cafe.com - 30, rue de la Grande-Truanderie - Tél : 01.40.26.27.74 Métro : Etienne Marcel (ligne 4) Ouvert du Lundi au Vendredi de 11h00 à 21h45 + Ouvert du Samedi au Dimanche de 14h00 à 21h45www.baguenaude-cafe.com XS Arena Les Halles www.xsarena.com - 43, boulevard Sébastopol - Tél : 01.40.13.02.60 Métro : Les Halles (RER A, B, D, ligne 4) Ouvert 24h/24 et 7j/7www.xsarena.com For other cybercafes locations throughout Paris, please check the link above http://www.all-paris-apartments.com/fr/guide-touristique/information/cybercafes/ Free wifi may also be available at Mc Donalds and Quick fastfood restraurants

4 LBAT-PARIS 2011 LBAT-PARIS 2011 Appareils electroniques – Telephones portables et appareils photos Cell phone options Public phones. Available at tobacco shops, post offices, and France Télécom stores, a real France Telecom card or télécarte is necessary for nearly all public telephones. You'll notice that on the front/left side, they have a microchip or puce that keeps track of the number of units left after each telephone call. Each card has either 50 or 120 unités( call credits that you can watch count down as you make the call) and is sold for either 7.50 or 15. The télécarte will allow you to make calls within France easily and at a reasonable rate, and you can call home at a rate that, while not good, is at least discernable. These fast and easy cards are particularly useful when you're only calling home to ask that someone call you back. To make an international call from France, you first dial 00, then the country code, then the number you are calling. For the U.S., you will dial something like 001xxx-xxx-xxxx Digital cameras

5 LBAT-PARIS 2011 LBAT-PARIS 2011 Vie pratique: les commerces de la rue de Rivoli – Carte ISIC – Carte dAssurance The ISIC student card (International Student Identity Card) is the only internationally-recognized student ID.Use it to take advantage of offers on travel (youth hostels), cultural activities (museums, movies etc), shopping and more, worldwide. The ISIC card is issued by GT Office of International Education or in Paris [La carte ISIC: les avantages en France et pour voyager ]. Keep this card in your wallet along with your insurance card for field trips and/or every time you go out or travel.GT Office of International Education La carte ISIC: les avantages en France et pour voyager insurance card Rue de Rivoli : 30 seconds away from the MIJE, youll find everything you need for your daily errands within a 500-yard radius: supermarkets, pharmacies, post office, boutiques dopticien, cell phone vendors, Internet cafes, pastry shops, sandwicheries, laundromats, boutiques, ATMs, station de métro, cheap and not-so-cheap restaurants. Rue de Fourcy (MIJE) Rue de Rivoli Walk down rue de Rivoli toward Hotel de Ville(the City Hall) and you will bump into the BHV (Bazar de lHotel de Ville) department storeBHV

6 LBAT-PARIS 2011 LBAT-PARIS 2011 Vie pratique: tips for eating cheap and well Please email me ASAP if you have any dietary restrictions (vegetarian, vegan, religious dietary rules) or if you are allergic to certain food types to specify what you cant or mustnt eat ! Merci… Knowing that lunch is not served at the MIJE-Fourcy restaurant and that you may not always be 100% satisfied with the food for breakfast and/or dinner (be it qualitatively or quantitatively), here are some money-saving solutions :food 1) Buy your preferred foods/snacks in bulk at the nearby supermarkets (G20, Franprix …hours of operation: 9am to 9pm). For breakfast, you may want to buy pastries, jam, Nutella. For lunch, you may want to prepare sandwiches made from scratch (with baguettes, camembert, brie, tomatoes, fruits etc..) and/or buy packaged mixed salads and/or yogurts.G20 Franprix 2) Buy fresh (organic) produce, veggies and so much more at the marché en plein air in Place Baudoyer Wed 3-8:30pm + Saturday morning 7:30am -3pmmarché en plein air Place Baudoyer 3) Vegetarians and/or and non-vegetarian alike will find excellent stand food at the Jewish and Libanese restaurants. If youre craving falafels, hummus, or taboule, check LAs du Fallafel et LEscale du Liban out. These restaurants are within walking distance from the MIJE…miam-miam! Jewish LibanesefalafelsLAs du Fallafel LEscale du Liban Remember: the to-go box (or doggy bag for the French) is a concept is alien to French dining culture and restaurateurs.

7 LBAT-PARIS 2011 LBAT-PARIS 2011 What to pack? Packing List. Avoiding pickpockets. Paris safety tips. Tipping in Paris and France. Weather in June Weather in July Packing list : consult this list before your trip to France so you don't leave home missing those needed items. By all means, not everyone will need everything off this list. If you take everything on this list, you will NOT be packing light. BRING a (beach) towel and a pillow if you cant do without it Packing list packing light Tips for avoiding pickpockets in Paris : dont bring expensive jewelry, dont carry too much cash. You can purchase almost anything anywhere with a VISA credit card. Tips for avoiding pickpockets in Paris Paris safety tips : Paris is statistically a safe place. Even safer is the high-end district where you will be staying ! Avoid taking the first and the last metro. Avoid smiling at or making prolonged eye contact with men you do not know: in France, this is (unfortunately) often interpreted as an invitation to make advances. Avoid smiling at or making prolonged eye contact with women even though the jealous infuriated husband or boyfriend might not be in sight. Go out as a group every time you can. Avoid jam-packed places and shady bars/clubs (theyre usually empty). Remain poised and disengage from any situation potentially leading to verbal abuse, physical confrontation or sexual harassment.Paris safety tips Tipping in Paris and France.

8 LBAT-PARIS 2011 LBAT-PARIS 2011 Academic Honor Code. Code of Conduct. MIJE rules and policies. As a Georgia Tech student, you will remain subject to the Academic Honor Code and Code of Conduct for the entire duration of the program.Academic Honor Code Code of Conduct Dr. Gall will hand you out the French-English MIJE-Fourcy rules and regulations form for you to review and sign. Abiding by these rules will ensure that you fittingly represent our program and institution. MIJE-Fourcy rules and regulations MIJE Fourcy is a nice hostel that is cleaned daily and has good space. Staff is helpful and friendly. There aren't lockers inside the rooms but the hostel does have some. There's night surveillance inside the hostel and at the entrance door. Breakfast/dinner room Bedrooms

9 LBAT-PARIS 2011 LBAT-PARIS 2011 Useful links and addresses Blog LBAT-Paris 2008 LBAT FAQ (Dr. Cottille-Foleys website) Tips on how to improve your French before leaving for Paris (Dr. Cottille-Foleys website) 2, Avenue Gabriel - 75008 Paris, France – Tél. 01 43 12 22 22 Ambassade des Etats-Unis à Paris: 2, Avenue Gabriel - 75008 Paris, France – Tél. 01 43 12 22 22 Ambassade des Etats-Unis à Paris Dr Lionel Gall: 4, Rue des Lombards- 75001 Paris – Cell 06 29 22 33 30 (in case of emergency, you can reach me 24/7 by phone (preferred) and text message) - Apt. Tel. 01 44 61 07 69 – lgall@gatech.edu or lionelgall@earthlink.net (if there is a system outage with Zimbra Spectrum) Dr Lionel Gall: 4, Rue des Lombards- 75001 Paris – Cell 06 29 22 33 30 (in case of emergency, you can reach me 24/7 by phone (preferred) and text message) - Apt. Tel. 01 44 61 07 69 – lgall@gatech.edu or lionelgall@earthlink.net (if there is a system outage with Zimbra Spectrum) lgall@gatech.edulionelgall@earthlink.net lgall@gatech.edulionelgall@earthlink.net Dis moi où …un guide personnalisé, interactif et collaboratif pour visiter, sortir, manger, faire du shopping à Paris. Dis moi où

10 Nearest hospital: Hôpital Hôtel Dieu 1, place du Parvis Notre-Dame - 75 PARIS 4ème arrondissement - Tel: 01 42 34 82 34 Fax 01 42 34 80 78 Métro : Arrêts : Cité - Hôtel de Ville - Châtelet - Maubert-Mutualité (lignes 1, 4, 7, 10, 11, 14) Autobus : lignes 21, 38, 85, 96 ; arrêts (bus stop) Cité ou Palais de Justice ligne 47 ; arrêts Cité ou Parvis Notre-Dame ligne 81 : arrêts Pont Neuf ou Quai du Louvre RER lignes B et C ; station Saint-Michel - Notre-Dame LBAT-PARIS 2011 LBAT-PARIS 2011 Useful links and addresses

11 Parisian Hospital map by arrondissement (district) LBAT-PARIS 2011 LBAT-PARIS 2011 Useful links and addresses