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1 Brody Janos es Nagy Bando Andras Vancouver-ben! (mind)  4 sor     (cikkei)
2 Re: Interesting ... (mind)  35 sor     (cikkei)
3 Szuletett BLAU EDIT / BONTA ANDRASNE - Ismeri valaki? (mind)  13 sor     (cikkei)
4 test (mind)  1 sor     (cikkei)
5 Re: About Slovak fascism, general remarks (mind)  29 sor     (cikkei)
6 Re: Interesting ... (mind)  36 sor     (cikkei)
7 Re: Mr. Frajkor, listowner of Slovak-L (mind)  19 sor     (cikkei)
8 Re: Mr. Frajkor, listowner of Slovak-L (mind)  99 sor     (cikkei)

+ - Brody Janos es Nagy Bando Andras Vancouver-ben! (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

Brody es Nagy Bando jon Vancouverbe Oktober 6-an a Magyar Hazba.
Jegyek azt hiszem $20. Ph:876-4720 kedden es csutortokon este.
F: 876-8540
LH
+ - Re: Interesting ... (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

In article > Gabor Barsai,
 writes:
>Perhaps a better argument for voting suspension may be:
>1, They don't suffer the consequences.

>or

>2, They haven't spent 60 days in Hungary over the last 5 years. (Or make up
>your own numbers.)

Lets calculate a little.

I studied abroad during the last voting nevertheless I've bought a ticket
and flown Hungary one week before. The airplane was half full as usual,
the Ferihegy Airport was ganz normal, no tumult at all.

It is believed that more than  2 million Hungarians live in western
countries. If *only one percent* decides to come home to the vote it
means more than 20 thousand people will buy airplane ticket. On my
one-week base it means app. 3000 people plus the usual early summer
turism. 

The MALEV should have organized several charter flights to cope with
this overwhelming traffic.

This, however, did not happened. I conclude from this fact that letting
the diaspora vote would not change the result of the ballots, but it
would be a nice symbolic measure. Even not that expensive as some
people think (The staff of embassies basicly don't do anything.)

As a matter of fact we can check my little calculation if the Polish
diaspora turn-up number is available.  I think it is public, together
with the size of the diaspora....

Tamas
+ - Szuletett BLAU EDIT / BONTA ANDRASNE - Ismeri valaki? (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

Keresem Unokatestveremet szuletett Blau Edit, edesanyja Nagy Marika,
edesapja Blau Dezso (vagy Erno). Nagyvaradrol emigralt 1962-ben,
tudomasunk szerint Kaliforniaba, Bonta Andrasne neven.

Unokatestvere, Nagy Katalin Szilagysomlyorol (Erdelybol) keresteti.
Ha valaki ismeri, vagy gondolja hogy tud valamit rola, legyen szives
ertesitsen az alabbi e-mail cimen.

Elore is halas koszonettel,

Szabo Attila

E-mail:    vagy  
+ - test (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

I am having difficulties to post, THIS IS ONLY A TEST
+ - Re: About Slovak fascism, general remarks (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

In >, (Michael Hajovsky) 
writes:
>In >  (Karl Pollak) writes:
>
> > perhaps you failed to notice that Carleton U is in Ottawa,
> > Ontario, not in Boston or Philadelphia. Consequently the First
> > Amendment to the US Constitution is of no relevance to anyone
> > concerned.
>
>Sorry to disappoint you, I have not failed to notice where Mr. Frajkor
>ISP is, or that our Internet-would-be-censor, Mr. Albu is posting from
>USA. But anyone from Ottawa, Bratislava, Havana or Tripoli should be
>able to post his opinions on the Internet without the fear of being
>harmed by nuts.
>
> > [As an aside, it would be a good idea to actually read that
> > amendment because it guarantees _nothing_.  All it does is to
> > prohibit the federal Congress from passing a certain law.  It does
> > no pass any such injunction on any State authority and has no
> > validity as against a private person]
>
>You are 100 percent wrong. It simply means that there shall be law
>abridging free speech by anyone, anywhere in the USA. 

Oh, really?


Frank Bures, Dept. of Chemistry, University of Toronto, ON, M5S 3H6

+ - Re: Interesting ... (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

In article >,
T. Kocsis  > wrote:
| In article > Gabor Barsai,
|  writes:

| 
| It is believed that more than  2 million Hungarians live in western
| countries. If *only one percent* decides to come home to the vote it
| means more than 20 thousand people will buy airplane ticket. On my
| one-week base it means app. 3000 people plus the usual early summer
| turism. 
| 
| The MALEV should have organized several charter flights to cope with
| this overwhelming traffic.
| 
| This, however, did not happened. I conclude from this fact that letting
| the diaspora vote would not change the result of the ballots, but it
| would be a nice symbolic measure. Even not that expensive as some
| people think (The staff of embassies basicly don't do anything.)
| 
| As a matter of fact we can check my little calculation if the Polish
| diaspora turn-up number is available.  I think it is public, together
| with the size of the diaspora....
| 
| Tamas

Tamas, I may agree that there would not be a huige impact on
the electins if we let the emigrants vote, but your method of
estimation is "unfair". You are saying that somehow the
number of voters at consulates would be the sdame as the
number of voters  who returned to Budapest to vote, so those
whoul did not fly home to vote would not vote at consulataes
either? 
Of course if the nuber is indeed small (I think it probably
would be <50,000) then Joe may not even be able to save
Hungary from her stupid brainwashed childlike inhabitants.
+ - Re: Mr. Frajkor, listowner of Slovak-L (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

In >,  (Kristina Szurek) writ
es:
>If you have a child or adult, perhaps yourself, suffering from 
>head injuries, autism, developmental delays,... please contact me.

I would be tempted to call it child abuse if I brought my child to 
you.

>I can also send you a brochure outlining our services, we are located
>in Toronto, Ontario.  Speak fluently English, Slovak and Hungarian.
>Big words, no content....it's called BULL SHIT in our university
>dictionary.

You forgot to mention you speak vulgarese (4-letter-words) fluently. 
But on the other hand it is obvious, isn't it?


Frank Bures, Dept. of Chemistry, University of Toronto, ON, M5S 3H6

+ - Re: Mr. Frajkor, listowner of Slovak-L (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

In >, (Paul Zapletal)
 writes:
>On Aug 30, 1996 17:42:27 in article <Re: Mr. Frajkor, listowner of
>Slovak-L>,  (Kristina Szurek)' wrote: 
> 
>>:Mr. Kanala 
> 
>>Kristina Szurek 
> 
>>: First of all, Miss Kristina Szurek is neither a professional nor a :
>scholar.  
>> 
>>Very nice intro :-) your ignorance is aparent from the very first line of
>your  
>>posting.  An achievement of a Bachelor degree consists of 4 years of
>full-time  
>>studies which in my book is a scholar. I have worked for various agencies 
>
>>throughout Toronto before (full time) and during my studies (part-time,  
>>summers), and am currently self-employed.  You may have doubts about me
>being a  
>>professional, but my clients don't. 
>> 
> 
>Dear Ms Szurek 
> 
>Congratulations,  obtaining a BA degree is without doubt an achievment at
>York University.  And 
>I have no doubt that it was a hard work.  When you get out into a real
>world you will most likely 
>find out that the word professional,  in the field of psychology, means
>somebody who has a Master 
>degree or a Doctorate.   These people, once they prove that they are
>competent, are issued 
>licences that allow them to practice and arrive to conclusions or
>diagnosis.  To protect the 
>general public, these licences can be revoked.  In the real world you will
>also find out that the 
>word scholar is reserved for professionals who distinguished themselves
>more than others by 
>studying a lot, publishing scientific papers, books and who have proven
>themselves.  This  
>distinction is given to them by their peers in the field. 
>For all  these reasons I think that Mr. Kanala was right in his
>observations on your use of  
>words professional and scholar.   In fact, had you been a licenced
>professional and made 
>a "professional advice' in a public forum, as you did in your previous
>post, your carrier  
>would probably be over.  By no means I am suggesting that you should not
>take pride in  
>your important work.  I only sincerely hope that you are taking a totally
>different approach,  
>when working with these unfortunate kids, than the one that you exhibit
>here. 
> 
>>: This girl just obtained (June 1996) a Bachelor degree in Child 
>>: psychology from York University  
>>I do not know where you get your information from, but the information is 
>
>>incorrect. 
> 
>Incorrect?   Are you denying the very Bachelor degree that you were so
>proud  
>of a minute ago?    Is it not a fact that on June 25, 1996 you have 
>advertised yourself on usenet in misc. kids and crossposted the message 
>in numerous related newsgroup fora with the following: " I have just
>graduated 
>from York University with the Bachelor degree (BA) in Psychology...". 
>And you made it known already that you specialize in child behavior. 
>You seem to be confused now about your credentials. 
>Maybe you should go back to York University and consult preferably with 
>some Associate Professor with a BA degree as to what kind of diploma is 
>really hanging on your wall.   If you decide to go back to school, it will 
>have some real advantage.  Yes, then you will be able to keep your E-mail  
>address past the six month period. 
> 
>>Sorry, I didn't finish the rest of your posting, it got too boring. Big
>words,  
>>no content....it's called BULL SHIT in our university dictionary. 
> 
>Ouch!!!   What a finish    You don't mean York University!  But then, you
>do 
>not have any other university (using your words) in your book. 
>Sorry, but you  blew it completely. 

FYI:

York University has such a reputation in Canada that the only two 
schools that are any good do not even have "York University" in 
their names. They call themselves Osgood Hall (law school) and 
Schulich School of Business. York University is very close in 
quality to another Toronto's aberration Ryerson Quasitechnical 
University, where quite large group of lecturers obtained their PhD's 
in Hungary in 6 months and for $10,000 fee.


Frank Bures, Dept. of Chemistry, University of Toronto, ON, M5S 3H6


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