I DID!!!! I had a reply that I am not on the list!!!!
But I must be because I get the post!!! (Proof below!)
I've been on the list for years and was successful
in setting mail, unsubscribing, etc, but not now!
Help!!!




>
> Eva Durant asks how to halt the reception of messages from the List
> temporarily.
>
> Just send mail to 
>
> The body of the message should say (only)
>
> SET HUNGARY NOMAIL
>
> In return, you will receive a reply noting the change in your status.
>
> When you decide to resume delivery of messages, send mail to the same
> location with the following message.
>
> SET HUNGARY MAIL
>
> It is a great way to avoid cleaning up many messages after a long absence.
> Though I must say that the level of activity on the List makes it far less
> necessary to spend long hours reading messages than once was the case.
>
> Have happy holidays!
>
> Bob Jenkins

Could someone please tell me the best email service for use in Hungary?
Is AOL the least expensive service or are there local services available?

Any help you can provide would be most appreciated.

Please reply to .

Thank you.

Becky Jones

 (BJones2214) wrote:

>Could someone please tell me the best email service for use in Hungary?
>Is AOL the least expensive service or are there local services available?

>Becky Jones


I am not quite sure if AOL is available in HUngary. Compu$erve
certainly is, but there are quite few real Internet Access Providers.
EuNet Hungary, for example, charges HUF 4000 a month for full modem
dialap access, plus HUF 500 per hour if you use international links.
See them at http://www.eunet.hu

Laszlo
Laszlo Heckenast,London,United Kingdom

 (Carlos Costa) wrote:

>Can someone tell me any Hungarian related www sites...
>Thanks in advance.

Have a look at the Hungarian Home Page:

http://www.fsz.bme.hu/hungary/homepage.html
Laszlo Heckenast,London,United Kingdom

Two bedroom (+large sitting room) flat with garage, in block of 8, in
nice residential area in the Buda hills. Huge communal garden.
Long let available from 1st August..

For price and further details e-mail me direct:




Laszlo Heckenast,London,United Kingdom

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> > Date: Fri, 7 Jul 1995 09:16:08 -0400
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> > Subject: Output of your job "Eva.Durant"
> > To: Eva Durant >
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> > > set hungary nomail
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 So why do I get the messages?  I want to go away!
 Dear list-owner or somebody, help!

See "Hungarian Commercial On-Line Services" posted to Usenet just two
days ago, also available from John Horvath >, or on the
WWW page in my signature.
 Incidentally, I'm going to take my well-deserved break from this list
shortly, so anyone who wants me to answer something should write me
personally (or post to soc.culture.magyar). I will continue to send the
"Hungarian email pointer" (the updated - but yet unreleased - version of
which has reference to the comm-providers doc mentioned above) here.
--
 Zoli , keeper of <http://hix.mit.edu/hungarian-faq/>;
 <'finger '>
"For my assured failures and derelictions, I ask pardon beforehand of my
betters and my equals in my calling."           -       Rudyard Kipling

Hungarian Festival at Pelham Art Center

Songs & Poetry with Papai Erika & Sziki Karoly well known Hungarian Artists
from Gardonyi Geza Szinhaz of Eger.

Sunday July 9, 1995    7-9 pm
 Pelham Art Center
155 Fifth Ave., Pelham, New York

The audience will be treated to lively Hungarian vignettes presenting
Transylvanian songs & poetry and "the constant battle between man and woman"
portrayed in humorous songs and music.
This is the first time that the Pelham Art Center will host a cultural event
of this calibre in the Hungarian language. There will be a $10 entrance fee
at the door to help defray the artists travel expenses from Budapest.

To reserve your spot (or for directions) call Susan Nathenson (Lorincz
Zsuzsanna): 914-738-0069

There is a big archive is at <http://hix.mit.edu>;, and several more are
mentioned in the hungarian-faq - a listing is available
<http://hix.mit.edu/hungarian-faq/HTTP.html>;.

 Zoli , keeper of <http://hix.mit.edu/hungarian-faq/>;
 <'finger '>
"For my assured failures and derelictions, I ask pardon beforehand of my
betters and my equals in my calling."           -       Rudyard Kipling

>Hello,
>
>I was getting nowhere fast on the travel board, so I'll give this a shot.
>
>I would greatly appreciate any input on what to do/see in Budapest in 3 day=
s
>in August/September.  Also, suggestions on which restaurants to eat at/stay
>away from and when there are national holidays during Aug/Sept.  I assume
>Hungary is somewhat like Slovakia in that nearly everything is closed for
>national holidays.
>
>Thanks in advance for your help,
>
>Paul Hisem

--------------------
Hi Paul!

There is indeed a national holiday in Hungary on Aug. 20th.

Enclosed, please find recommendations that I usually give to my friends.
Please afterward, let me know how your vacation went.

Gisela
------
Gisela  Weisz
=46reelance Writer

511 Oakwood Drive

TEL.: (317)  255-5019
Indianapolis, IN 46260          Car phone: 627-9913           Fax: (317)
255-1660

Since you have mentioned that you will visit Hungary. this is the letter
that I usually give to people before they go:
You are going to visit Hungary soon.
As you know I was born there and keep in touch with a few people, who still
live there. Also occasionally I visit the Hungarian capitol.
Here are a number of things for you to choose from.

Interests of secular intonations:
Hal=E1sz B=E1stya. A lattice-like stone structure, a stronghold erected in t=
he
Middle Ages on the top of the mountain with a panoramic view of the entire
city. Beautiful walk in the afternoon. Good and expensive restaurants
there, with local fare.  Also pastry shop. Take camera.
Sz=E9pm=FCv=E9szeti M=FAzeum. One of the most outstanding collections of art=
 in
Europe, in the Varosliget.
Opera. The opera house is built in the style of the Scala of Milan. First
rate performances. Get tickets early.
V=E1r. The castle of many generations of kings. Some parts are always open.
find out which and when.
Ship ride on the Danube. Usually a short excursion with meals.
M=E1ty=E1s Pince.  Across from the Intercontinental Hotel. Authentic Hungari=
an
food with Gypsy music and lots of local color. Expensive.
Margit Sziget. An island in the middle of the Danube and the middle of the
city. Beautifully cared for greenery, old ruins, tennis courts, thermal
water, swimming possibilities, polo, boating etc. If you just walk around
it---even that is satisfactory.
Open air concerts. Not free, but very reasonable.
Gerbaud, or V=F6r=F6smarty Cukr=E1szda.  A gigantic side walk cafe with the =
best
pastries in the world. When I was there last, the price was about one to
two dollars a piece of splendid pastries. Here one sits at tiny tables on
the wide sidewalk and watches the world and its people to walk by.
V=E1ci utca.  The Rodeo Drive of Budapest. For shopping--only the embroidery
is unusual.

Interests of Jewish emphasis:
Dohany Synagogue, a functioning temple, more than a century and a half old,
built in the Moorish design, 5000 capacity. Presently under construction,
but still worth seeing.
Jewish Museum, Sip-utca 12. Magnificent Jewish artifacts exhibited,
testifying of Jewish existence in the region with bona fide items from the
Roman era on.
Hanna Kosher Restaurant, Kazinczy utca. An age-old kosher kitchen, where
one can meet and mingle with the religious Jews of Hungary.
Shalom Kitchen on Kazinczi Ter. A more modern kosher restaurant to meet
other tourists.
Look for Jewish content productions at the Goldmark Hall. The theater-like
room has occasional concerts, lectures,with Jewish content, Israeli
connection etc.
The Anna Frank Gimnazium.  Jewish high school that survived 40 years of
communism.
The Rabbi Seminarium. Jozsef korut.  Here you have to have an appointment.
Holocaust Museum in the Var, in Buda.
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I would like, please if you would call me after you have returned, to tell
me what you have found there.
With best regards,


Gisela





















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Gisela Weisz                            (317) 255-5019
Indianapolis, Indiana              Fax: (317) 255-1660
                                Mobile: (317) 627-9913
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Indianapolis, Indiana              Fax: (317) 255-1660
                                Mobile: (317) 627-9913
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