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The GetEffectiveRightsFromAcl API cannot reliably report access rights to a secured object. Use this function only in highly controlled environments.
Access Control in Windows 2000 and Windows NT depends on a logged on user who has an access token. An access token is created for a user when the user logs on. The user's access token contains the user's security identifier (SID), and a list of SIDs corresponding to groups the user is a member of. Some of the group SIDs do not correspond to an actual security group in Active Directory or a Security Accounts Manager (SAM) Database; instead they represent properties of the method of logon. The "groups" these SIDs represent are often called pseudo-groups because, similar to security groups, their SIDs are inserted into an access token, but no corresponding security group actually exists. For example, a pseudo-group SID may be present in an access token for a group called "INTERACTIVE" that does not exist in Active Directory or a SAM database. This SID is present in an access token when the user's logon type is INTERACTIVE. By inserting a SID for the interactive pseudo-group in an access token, Windows can support a finer-grained Access Control. Access to an object whose DACL contains this SID is different for a given user depending on how the user is logged in (whether or not the INTERACTIVE pseudo-group's SID is present in the user's access token.) Therefore, accurate access checks require an access token.
GetEffectiveRightsFromAcl tries to determine access for a given user without an access token by examining the specified DACL for the specified user's SID and for the SIDs of any group that the user account is a member of. Because pseudo-groups do not exist in Active Directory or a SAM Database, GetEffectiveRightsFromAcl must ignore ACEs that grant or deny access to pseudo-groups. This means that the access reported by GetEffectiveRightsFromAcl is incomplete compared to the access the user would have if they were actually logged on.
Furthermore, Access Control is subject to user rights and privileges. If a user does not have the "Log on locally" or "Access this computer from the network" user rights, then the user cannot log on, and cannot access any securable object on the system. In this situation, because no access token is used, GetEffectiveRightsFromAcl can still report that the user has access rights to the object. Additionally, certain privileges can override Access Control. For example, users who have the "Back up files and directories" privilege can open an object with READ_CONTROL access, even though the DACL on the object may not grant READ_CONTROL access to those users. GetEffectiveRightsFromAcl cannot account for a user who has such a privilege, and will not report these privileges based access rights when not present in the DACL.
Due to these limitations, the GetEffectiveRightsFromAcl API should not be used except for situations where you can be certain that the context is such that any overriding user rights or privileges are not pertinent, and the target object is not secured by granting or denying access to any pseudo-groups. Generally, accurate access information for a given user and securable object can only be retrieved through the AccessCheck function, which requires an access token for the user logon.
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Dimitris Regginos 1D (left in photo) won the Cyprus 2012 Friendship Go Tournament, held March 17-18 in Nicosia. Though just nine players participated, the tournament included some tough and interesting games. Runner up was Argyris Fellas 1k and Phedias Christodoulides 3k took third place. In the under-18 category, first place went to Lilia Regginou 12k, second place to Christoforos Kassianides 13k and third place to Markos Merkouris 13k.
- Nicholas Roussos, EJ Cyprus Correspondent
American Go E-Journal » Europe
Regginos Wins Cyprus Friendship Tourney
Monday March 19, 2012
Dimitris Regginos 1D (left in photo) won the Cyprus 2012 Friendship Go Tournament, held March 17-18 in Nicosia. Though just nine players participated, the tournament included some tough and interesting games. Runner up was Argyris Fellas 1k and Phedias Christodoulides 3k took third place. In the under-18 category, first place went to Lilia Regginou 12k, second place to Christoforos Kassianides 13k and third place to Markos Merkouris 13k.
Euro Go Updates: March 10-18
Sunday March 18, 2012
Cyprus: Dimitris Regginos 1d won the Friendship Go Tournament, held March 17-18 in Nicosia, Cyprus. In second was Argyris Fellas 1k, and third was Phedias Christodoulides 3k. Click here for results.
Croatia: The 443th Velika Gorica weekend-go-tournament, played on 3/17 in Velika Gorica, Croatia, was won by Robert Jovicic 2k, in second was Mladen Smud 1k, and third was Mirko Primetica 10k. Click here for results. The first mini Tournament Karlovac 2012, played on 3/10 in Karlovac, Croatia, was won by Mladen Smud 1k; second was Lovro Furjanic 1d, and third was Vladimir Ribicic 20k. Result table .
Slovenia: Kyu turnir, played on 3/17 in Kranj, Slovenia, was won by Peter Gaber 1k; in second was Borut Zaplotnik 1k and third was Dusan Marcetic 5k. Result table .
European Go Congress 2012 update March: The Youth Hostel Bonn has now decided to allow booking of rooms for Go players until April 16th.There are mainly rooms with four beds still available in the Youth Hostel, that can be booked via the accommodation page on the www.egc2012.eu website.
Hungary: The Kondor Dragon Cup Group 3 tournament, played on 3/11 in Budapest, Hungary, was won by Bulcsu Fajszi 15k; second was Csongor Sebestyen Katona 15k, and third was Miklos Csizmadia 15k. Result table . The Kondor Dragon Cup Group 4 tournament, played on 3/11 in Budapest, Hungary, was won by David Fazekas 20k; second was Nikoletta Toth 20k, and third was Aniko Tothne Temesvari 20k. Result table . Kondor Dragon Cup Group 2 tournament, played on 3/11 in Budapest, Hungary, was won by Laszlo Boviz 9k; second was Csaba Katona 12k, and third was Janos Fiala 12k. Result table . Kondor Dragon Cup Group 1 tournament, played on 3/11 in Budapest, Hungary, was won by Dominik Boviz 1d; second was Renato Tolgyesi 2k, and third was Domonkos Albrecht 1d. Result table .
Romania: The CSRB Club tournament, played on 3/10 in Bucuresti, Romania, was won by Sergiu Dan Iugulescu 2d; second was Constantin Ghioc 5d (photo at left), and third was Rares Ghioc 3k. Result table . The Drobeta Tr. Severin- Romanian Cup- local competition, played from 3/3 to 3/4 in Drobeta Tr. Severin, Romania, was won by Irina Stefania Ionica 9k; second was Vasile Grecu 15k, and third was Cosmin Tutunaru 11k. Result table .
United Kingdom: The Trigantius, played on 3/10 in Cambridge, United Kingdom, was won by Andrew Simons 3d; second was Alex Rix 3d, and third was Jon Diamond 4d.
( photo Francis Roads 2d place 4 of 51 ) Result table .
Turkey: The 7. Hacettepe Go Tournament, played from 3/10 to 3/11 in Ankara, Turkey, was won by Ozgur Degirmenci 2d; second was Bertan Bilen 2d, and third was Giray Erdi 1d. Result table .
Serbia: The Radnicki Club Tournament, played on 3/10 in Kragujevac, Serbia, was won by Lazar Manojlovic 5d; second was Zoran Jankovic 4d, and third was Misa Alimpic 3d. Result table .
Germany: The Berliner Winterturnier 2012, played on 3/10 in Berlin, Germany, was won by Tobias Wahl 4k; second was Timon Dohnke 20k (photo at right), and third was Daniel Krause 1k. Result table .
- excerpted from reports on EuroGoTV.com; edited by Wayne Schmittberger
Mero Wins Confucius Cup in Ireland
Saturday March 10, 2012
Hungary's Csaba Mero 6D (at right in photo) won the Confucius Cup at the Irish Go Congress, held March 2-4 at the Teachers' Club in Parnell Square, Dublin. The Confucius Cup is sponsored by the UCD Confucius Institute. A total of 48 players took part in the tournament, with Mero's 5-0 wins extending his lead in the European Cup. In second place was Guochen Xie 8D, who is studying in Boston. Kim Ouweleen 4D of the Netherlands edged out UK student Chu Lu 4D by 1 SOS point to take third place. Players winning 4 games were Diana Blaszczyk, Frank Tan, Marek Gutkowski and Paul Kelly. Julien Renaud 1D won the Rapid Tournament on Friday night. The hard work of organisers Rory Wales, Arthur Cater, and Colin MacSweeny was much appreciated by all. Full results are available at this link. Click here for a photo album.
- reported by Ian Davis, EJ Irish Correspondent
Insei League Expands
Monday March 5, 2012
Alexandre Dinerchtein's Insei League is reaching out to youth with discounts and free memberships. The league is run on KGS, and is structured the same way Korean kids train to become professionals. "We call for young players who are ready to devote themselves to the game and to compete later with Asian professionals," writes Dinerchtein 3P. "We have changed our pricing policy to encourage participation in the League for any promising children. The first three prizewinners of the European and the US Youth Go Championships, under 12 and 18, get free places in the Insei League. Go Champions under 12 and 18 of any country get 3 months in the League instead of 1 for $95. Young players who took second through fifth place during the last youth go championship of their country can play for 2 months instead of 1 for $95. Young go players under 18 and stronger than 10 kyu get a 15% discount." As another incentive, Dinerchtein has set up a prize jackpot, which increases by $250 each month. Insei League members can win the jackpot if they place in the top three at the World Youth Go Championship, in either age group, or top three at the World Amateur Go Championship, or at the Korean Prime Minister Cup. "Every year the League will store about $3000 and we hope that this jackpot helps to develop a more serious approach to go studies," adds Dinerchtein. For more information, visit the Insei League website. - Paul Barchilon, E-J Youth Editor.
EuroGoTV News: Feb. 18-26
Sunday March 4, 2012
Czech Republic: The Paluba Club Handicap tournament, played on 2/18 in Prague, Czech Republic, was won by Petr Sykora 12k. Results.
Denmark: The OGK-SATURDAY tournament, played 2/18 inOdense,Denmark, was won by Ari Hietanen 2k. Results.
Hungary: The 6th Rabbity Six handicap tournament was played on 2/25 in Budapest, Hungary. Domonkos Albrecht 1k topped the A Group and David Fazekas 20k won Group B. A Group results; B Group results. (photo at left: Gyorgy Zahonyi 9k place 4 of 23 )
Poland: The zjAva tournament, played on 2/19 in Warszawa, Poland, was won by Kamil Chwedyna 4d. Results.
Spain: The 30th Barcelona Go Seigen tournament, played 2/18-19 in Barcelona, Spain, was won by In-seong Hwang 8d (right), in second was Csaba Mero 6d and third was Cornel Burzo 6d. Results. The ETSII Semana Cultural tournament, played 2/22 inSevilla,Spain, was won by Jaime Cornejo 2k, second came Victor Ramirez 7k and third was Javier Rodriguez-Vivas 14k. Results. The La Carboneria tournament, played on 2/18 in Sevilla, Spain, was won by Ulrich Gottwald 2k. Result.
Sweden: The Vaesteraas Open tournament, played from 2/18-19 inVaesteraas,Sweden, was won by John Karlsson 4d. Results.
Ukraine: The Open Championship of Rivne, played 2/25-26 inRivne,Ukraine, was won by Vladyslav Verteletskyi 2d. Results.
UK: The Nottingham, played on 2/25 in Nottingham, United Kingdom, was won by Sin-Voon Chin 3d. Results. The Oxford tournament, played on 2/18 inOxford,United Kingdom, was won by Lingjun Miao 4d. Results.
- excerpted from reports on EuroGoTV.com
EuroGoTV News: Feb. 4-16
Monday February 20, 2012
Lithuania: The FORAS 2012, played on 2/16 in Moletai, Lithuania, was won by Andrius Petrauskas 4d; Result table.
France: Junfu Dai 8d (right) won the Paris & Antony International Tournament, played 2/4-5 in Antony, France; Result table.
Germany: The Erdinger Go-Turnier, played 2/4-5 in Erding, Germany, was won by Lothar Spiegel 4d; Result table. The Goettinger San-Ren-Sai Gruppe A (2/11-12) in Goettingen, Germany, was won by Volkmar Liebscher 2d (Result table); Klaus Blumberg 2k won Group B (Result table).
UK: The Cheshire Open, played 2/11 in Frodsham, United Kingdom, was won by Tony Atkins 2d; Result table. Kathleen Timmins 13k (left) won the Cheshire Handicap (Result table).
Spain: The LaPedra Handicap Febrero, played on 2/4 in Barcelona, Spain, was won by Carles Mitjans 10k; Result table. Raul Aguilera 7k won the La Carboneria, played 2/11 in Sevilla, Spain; Result table.
- excerpted from reports on EuroGoTV.com
Euro Go Congress Set for Germany
Monday February 13, 2012
The 2012 European Go Congress is scheduled for July 21 to August 5 in Bonn-Bad Godesberg, Germany. Nearly 300 have already signed up for the 2-week Congress, which will take place in the Bad Godesberg municipal hall and the city offers all kinds of stores as well as bars, restaurants and hotels, with the Rhine River just a few minutes walk. Several main tournaments and lots of side events, plus pros, local sight-seeing and more.
EuroGoTV News: Jan. 20 thru Feb. 11
Monday February 13, 2012
Spain: The La Carboneria, a class C tournament, played on 2/11 in Sevilla, Spain, was won by Raul Aguilera 7k; Result table.
Romania: The 3rd Radu Baciu Grand Prix – stage 2, a class A tournament, played 2/4-5 in Giarmata, Romania, was won by Viorel Arsinoaia 2d. (photo Alice Trifu 5k place 4 of 25 ) Result table. The TrSeverin- Romanian Cup under 9 kyu, a class C tournament, played 2/3-5 in Drobeta TrSeverin, Romania, was won by Ionut Galbenu 9k; Result table. The Drobeta Tr.Severin- Romanian Cup- preliminaries group C, a class C tournament, played from 1/20-22 in Drobeta Tr.Severin, Romania, was won by Vasile Grecu 15k; Result table.
Italy: The Trofeo Milano 2012 – 1a Tappa, a class C tournament, played on 2/4 in Go Club Milano, Italy, was won by Francesco Marigo 4d. Result table.
The Netherlands: The Club Championship, a class A tournament, played from Jan 2 to Feb 6 in Utrecht, Netherlands, was won by Bram Koster 4d; Result table. The Jubileumtoernooi Seki, a class A tournament, played from 2/4-5 in Voorburg, Netherlands, was won by Zeno van Ditzhuijzen 4d; Result table. As he did last year, Alex Ketelaars 1d ruled and won all his games and so became the 2012 Dutch Youth Champion Under 18. Yuki de Groot (photo at left) won the 2012 Dutch Youth Championship 2012 Under 12.
Germany: The Emder Hausboot-Turnier 2012, a class A tournament, played from 2/4-5 in Emden, Germany, was won by Willem-Koen Pomstra 5d; Result table.
France: The winner of the 27th Antony tournament and then 40th Paris Tournament is DAI Junfu 8D, Paris Go School Club.
Latvia: The Gosente mini handicap tournament, a class C tournament, played on 2/4 in Riga, Latvia, was won by Dmitrij Kravchenko 4k; Result table.
Ukraine: The Winter`s sonata, a class A tournament, played from 1/28-29 in Kherson, Ukraine, was won by Kostiantyn Pozharov 5k; Result table.
- excerpted from reports on EuroGoTV.com
EuroGoTV-News: December 31-January 17
Sunday January 22, 2012
Poland: Kamil Chwedyna 4d (photo) won the Black Stone tournament, played 1/7-8 in Katowice, Poland. Click here for results. Lithuania: Gytis Vasiliauskas 1d was the winner at the 1/17 Trys Karaliai tournament in Vilnius, Lithuania. Click here for results. Spain: Sabina Rodriguez 9k topped the La Carboneria tournament played 1/7 in Sevilla, Spain. Click here for results. Croatia: Mladen Smud 1k won the Silvester tournament, played 12/31in Velika Gorica, Croatia. Click here for results. Zvonko Bednjanec 3k took first place in the Velika Gorica tournament 1/7 in Velika Gorica, Croatia. Click here for results. Upcoming European Tournaments: France: The 27th annual Antony Tournament, which also this year includes the 40th Paris Tournament (Antony is a Paris suburb) is set for 2/4-5. Romania: the Shusaku Tournament is scheduled for March 30 thru April 1 and features strong Chinese pros as guests, many strong players and, say organizers, "is well known for its parties."
- Excerpted from reports – including full results — on EuroGoTV
EuroGoTV-News: December 17-31
Monday January 2, 2012
UK: The 2011 London Open – held 12/28-31 in London — was won by YoungSam Kim 7d who won all his games. Lingjun Miao 4d was second came and in third was Yunlong Liu 3d. Click here for a more detailed report and results. Austria: Schayan Hamrah (at left) won the Austrian championship finals in mid-December. Click here for an interview with him. Spain: Alejandro Lopez 5k won the December 28 La Carboneria tournament, played in Sevilla, Spain. Romania: The Cluj-Napoca- City Championship, played December 16-18 in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, was won by George Ghetu 3d. Turkey: Ozgur Degirmenci 2d won the 19th Alpar Kilinc Memorial Tournament, played Dec 17-18 in ODTU/Ankara, Turkey. Switzerland: The 2011 Swiss Go Camp League, played Dec 16-19 in Montbonvon, Switzerland, was won by Semi Lee 4d.
- Excerpted from reports – including full results — on EuroGoTV


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Review: Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 11S
Gizmag reviews the Lenovo Yoga 11S, the flexible PC that now comes in a smaller package
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The Yoga 11S didn't exactly blow away the benchmarks we threw at it, but performance should suffice for most uses
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Main dish is always great, delivery has always been in the time frame quoted. Only reason it didn't get a 5 star is because the last 3 times in a row my side of sweet potatoes was lumpy and not great.
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Josh ordered from here within the last year
It took them 1 hour and 30 minutes and 2 phone calls and the food finally came. The first phone call they said that they wait a few minutes because they were busy. So I waited 20 minutes and called again and they said that they will call the delivery guy. They said that the delivery guy was on my corner, "I promise". So I get my order and my food was hot and there was a soda that I didn't order in there. Probably wanted to give me something free for the wait. Instead of blaming the poor delivery guy, admit that you messed up and forgot my order, especially when it said on "FoodTracker" that at 7:04 my food was out for delivery. Food was ok for what it was. The brownie tasted like it had been sitting in a fridge for some time. I would get food from there again, maybe not delivery...
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Shalini T. on
7/3/2014 |
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Shalini ordered from here within the last year
solid food
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Daniel D. on
5/13/2014 |
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Daniel ordered from here over a year ago
The Bison Burger and cheesecake are magically delicious!!!!!
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Raquel G. on
4/17/2014 |
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Raquel ordered from here within the last year
I'm not sure why there are bad reviews for this place, it's one of the few places in the neighborhood that actually has a range of healthy dishes. We order from them frequently and always find the delivery to be prompt.
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Shauna ordered from here within the last year
Five stars every time. I absolutely love ordering from healthalicous. The food is unbelievably delicious and so fresh! AND the delivery is the fastest I've ever experienced in my 5+ years of living in nyc. this place is the best!!! thank you!!!!
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3/29/2014 |
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Katie ordered from here over a year ago
It took an hour to get a sandwich and green beans. The sandwich was not very good, it was the parmesan baked chicken sandwich. I may try this place, one more time, but mehhhh.
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Kara O. on
3/17/2014 |
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Kara ordered from here over a year ago
I think the food is fine for mediocre basic diner delivery. However, their delivery speed is extremely spotty. Today (2/26/14), delivery took well over an hour.
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Delivery is slow every time, and when you call to find out where your good is they just leave you on hold with the worst elevator music ever.
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It took them over two hrs to deliver food and when I was calling they were keep hanging up on me. Worst out of all
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Yoko ordered from here over a year ago
Used to order the Spinach Power Salad and sirloin burger here with some regularity. After several months break, ordered and was disappointed by food arriving after 55 minutes (estimated wait 20-35 minutes), which was definitely not due to cooking time - the sirloin burger was burnt on the outside, pink in the middle, and both the burger and the vegan sloppy joe rolls were soggy and disgusting, in contrast to the dry fries. The jicama slaw was reminiscent of Styrofoam, and the sloppy joe itself was flavorless - all the mess, and none of the payoff. Not ordering from here again.
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I ordered a matzah ball soup and got two mini matzah balls, in addition to waiting an hour for delivery. do not go here.
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Following hot on the heels of The Gruffalo's sell out tour and his monstrous West End success comes The Gruffalo's Child - with attitude! Just how brave is she? Find out for yourselves by joining her at The Haymarket!
One wild and windy night the Gruffalo's child ignores her father's warning and tiptoes out into the snow. After all, the Big Bad Mouse doesn't really exist - does he?
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NEW ORLEANS -- A desperate search for 6-year-old Ahlittia North finally led investigators to find her stabbed to death in a trash can last week.
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In Reply to: Roger, you are old enough ... by Edward ODaniel
no one I knew had anything but shotguns and a 22 rifle, maybe a larger caliber for hunting some.
People actually hunted deer with a 12 gauge shotgun with buckshot or slugs, not semi-automatic rifles. Nothing wrong with semi-auto, but I never saw one in real life (vs tv and movies) until I was much older.
I do remember semi-auto shotguns then. As far as the rifles I remember, I don't think I ever personally saw anything but a bolt action until I was much older.
I may have walked by some in a store somewhere, but I referring to ones I saw up close and knew what they were.
Do you think guns should be sold now without a thorough background check, even if it means a wait, and no tracking of ownership. Do you think an individual who knowing sells to a criminal who could not pass a background check isn't as guilty as that individual for what happens with that gun?
I've made the statement in one way, I don't care what you have in your house, as long as it stayed there. That didn't mean you couldn't take a pistol with you, or get a concealed carry, it meant if you had a machine gun to protect your property and family against those home invasions everyone uses for an example to justify gun ownership, it stays in you house, your property outside for target practice I guess if you insure the bullet doesn't cross your property line, or maybe a registered target firing range. If you carry a machine gun to a theater, or shopping center, I damn well think you're a suspicious person and should be treated as dangerous.


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SEPT. 30, 2005--The UW-River Falls River Falls Association for International Development held its third annual workshop in September to explore international educational exchanges and partnerships here and abroad.
The workshop brought together UW-RF faculty and alumni interested international development to share common interests, consider research collaborations, discuss international components to UW-RF curriculum, and assess grants available to add an international component in the classroom and beyond.
"Grant opportunities have been used to improve curriculum, and fund research and international projects," said economics professor Jackie Brux.
Various international development grants have been used to purchase videos and other educational material focusing on international issues, which enhance learning as part of curriculum improvement.
Grants can also fund study tours in developing countries. The most recent visit was to Mexico where students spent 16 days working with communities and experiencing Mexican culture. Edward Robins, professor of sociology, anthropology and criminal justice, is planning a trip to Tanzania, and a study tour to Bolivia is being organized.
The goal of such tours is to increase students' appreciation of the importance of the conservation and diversity. The tours focus on global geography, inequality, population, culture, environmental issues, economics, food, interdependence, political systems and gender roles in developing nations.
"The workshop educated faculty and alumni with the awareness of the developing world," said director of international programs Brent Greene. "By doing this, faculty can take what they learn into their classroom and provide students with the information."
Brux originally formed the workshop as an informal exchange, and sustained enthusiasm led to the development of the campus organization, Association for International Development.
"Our hope is to continue to expand to include events such as a regional conference and a center for international development," said Brux.
The center could be a clearinghouse to share international development endeavors and to expand international development research and study underdeveloped and developed countries.
"My vision of a center for international development at UW-RF stems from a desire to make us more visible and able to attract more grant awards," said Brux. "This will help sustain us and permit expanded research and programs."
Finding support, opportunities for research and travel, and plans for the future were some of the many items discussed at the workshop.
Workshop speakers included Marshall Toman, professor or English, who spoke about the "Traveling Classrooms" that are now part of the new international studies interdisciplinary major. Speech instructor Pat Hanson talked about her trip to China in August and the internship opportunities for students. Teri Crotty, professor of teacher education, spoke about the Bolivia project and discussed the arrival of a guest speaker from South Africa. Tony Jilek, professor of animal and food science, outlined his sabbatical in Mexico, which developed student internship exchange. Brux discussed improving the material taught in international courses. Pascal Ngoboka, professor of economics, described his summer tour to Uganda and the possibility of opening these tours for the UW System.
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Welcome to my new story! I have to say this is going to be my new story so far! I feel like its going to be so unique because how nobody had this title or had this idea (That I saw of)
This is inspired my Ariana Grande and Mika's song 'Popular Song'
Here's chapter One!
Enjoy ♥
Chapter 1
Ariana's POV
"Hey Ariana? Can you come with me to my photo shoot? " Barbara asked. Barbara was a model. She was beautiful. "Yeah, Let me just grab my phone and wallet." I smiled climbing up the spiral staircase.
Barbara and I lived together. We had been best friends since elementary school. We lost contact at 12 because she was offered at an early age. She was truly beautiful, with or without make up.
I grabbed my phone and wallet off my bed and happily skipped downstairs. "Ready!" I called. "I'm right here!" Barbara chuckled. I shrugged, waving it off. "Pft, I knew that." I flapped my arms around. I grabbed my cream colored pumps matching with my pink and cream strapless dress that goes above my knees.
I mostly wear heels because I'm 5'1. Barbara is like a giant to me, she's 5'7. Barbara laughed looking down on me. I stuck my tongue out at her before running out the door to the limousine.
Barbara came a few seconds after. We sat there in silence before the driver came to the stop. "Thanks Will!" I grinned waving bye. I walked into the building. "I never knew it was SYCO! Do you know who owns this place?!" I shrieked gaping at Barbara.
"Simon Cowell?" Barbara chuckled opening the door to the entrance. "I don't want to touch anything, I have a feeling I will break it." I muttered looking around the entrance. "Ah, hello girls. Barbara and Ariana your room is on the 2nd floor first door to the right." Simon greeted us walking away after.
I rapidly hit Barbara's arm, "He knows my name!" I whisper yelled. "He knows a lot of people Ariana." Barbara shook her head smiling at me as she pressed the button to 2nd floor.
"Who are you photo shooting with?" I questioned, peering up at her.
"Some band." Barbara mumbled. I nodded, my heart racing.
What if it was Harry's band?
He does work for Simon.
Stop thinking that Ariana.
"Huh? Oh." I smiled sheepishly walking out of the now opened elevator.
We walked into the first room on the right as Simon said. We walked in, Hey Barbara! I never knew you were friends with this cutie Miss Ariana Grande!" The boy with the stripes. I laughed, "And you are?"
"Louis the Tommo Tomlinson." Louis grinned. "Baby!" Louis screeched kissing Barbara on the lips. Oh did I mention she was his girlfriend? No? Oh, oops.
"I don't know any of you boys. Care to tell me?" I smiled walking up to the boys. For some reason Harry wasn't here. Good.
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Another popular breed, the cocker spaniel, has owners coming back for its friendliness. Carol Bryant, a blogger from Forty Fort, Pa., travels frequently and uses her cocker spaniel Dexter as a networking tool. Dexter is so good that he has his own business cards, she said.
Of the breeds that made most gains in popularity, the most noticeable has been the bulldog, said Peterson. It has inched up the last five years, most recently to No. 5 nationally in 2012, she said.
She attributed some of that to "great visibility. It's the mascot for the U.S. Marines. Think of all the colleges that have bulldog mascots. The Mack truck has a bulldog on the hood. And Tillman and Beefy are real bulldogs who skateboard."
Celebrities such as Brad Pitt, rapper Ice-T and athletes Michael Phelps and Sean White, have bulldogs, she added, which could partly explain why the breed is No. 1 in celebrity-driven Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
Bulldogs "have such great temperaments, they are adorable puppies, they are sturdy and compact, and they have the wrinkles and the eyes. They don't require a lot of grooming or exercise and they love to stay in the house and be with you or if you like the outdoors, they love that too," Peterson said.
The small, sturdy breed also is compatible with owners of all ages, she added, making it ideal for multi-generational families. That comes in handy as the economy forces more adult children to return home.
When it comes to America's top dog for the past 20 years, practicality beat being fashionable. The Labrador retriever's intelligence earned high marks among owners who sought out the breed.
VanFossan, who lost sight in both eyes by age 22, has owned two Labs. He tried using a cane for six awkward months, then got a guide dog - a Lab named Gilly. Their time together became a book in January - "Through Gilly's Eyes: Memoirs of a Guide Dog" - and his second dog is Achilles.
"Achilles is a little more sensitive but is better at remembering. It's incredible. I can go to a new place just once or twice, and he'll have the route memorized. Sensitivity has its advantages," VanFossan said.
Linda Markley, a mother of three in Los Angeles, returned to the breed after her first Lab - a shelter find - died. When the rescues turned up none, she went to a breeder to buy Riley.
Markley said she loves Riley for dozens of reasons, but is most impressed with her memory for human vocabulary and street smarts. She knows words like "keys," "shoes," "park," and "shake," and can understand phrases such as "go to Ryan's room," "go to Jack's house," and "let's go for a hike," the proud owner said.
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Welcome to Marco Polo Top Ho(s)tel, located in the center of Budapest with very good public transport facilities, day and night. This building was built to be a hostel: open 24-hours, 365 days a year you will always find someone at the reception to be there for you!
Hostel does not only mean a place to stay but to meet others, share experiences, stories, to have fun and adventure! Forget apartment "hostels" where you just cannot find the HOSTEL FEELING! With a little Hungarian touch, staying with us, you will feel in Budapest, not in an Africa or Asia or in a place that could be anywhere in the world.
Marco Polo Top Ho(s)tel is not only located right in the center of Budapest (near the Blaha Lujza tér) but also in the middle of the bar district of the city, nowadays world famous for its ruin pubs, pubs and restaurants!
from Keleti pályaudvar / Eastern railway station
Take Metro 2 (red line) direction "Déli pályaudvar" and go to station "Blaha Lujza tér" (1 stop). Exit the metro onto Rákóczi út (direction Burger King) and walk as you were going to the Burger King. Pass it, and keep going ahead. Take the 3rd street called "Nyár utca" on the right. The hostel is directly ahead.
It takes around: 8 minutes
from Nyugati pályaudvar / Western railway station
Leave the station and cross the main road to get to the tram station (to the one which is going to the left – when you come out from the train station). Take either tram number 4 or 6. You will have to get off at "Blaha Lujza tér", the 4th stop. Look for the Burger King – it will be on the other side of the big square (no, not the Mc Donald's, the Burger King! ). Pass the fast food restaurant on Rákóczi út, and keep going ahead. Take the 3rd street called "Nyár utca" on the right. The hostel is directly ahead.
It takes around: 8 minutes
from Déli pályaudvar / Southern railway station
Go to the metro line 2 (red line). Take the metro direction Örs Vezér and go to station "Blaha Lujza tér" (6th stop). Exit the metro onto Rákóczi út (direction Burger King) and walk as you were going to the Burger King. Pass it, and keep going ahead. Take the 3rd street called "Nyár utca" on the right. The hostel is directly ahead.
It takes around: 10 minutes
from the Liszt Ferenc Nemzetközi Repülőtér / Liszt Ferenc Airport
Take the bus nr.200 or 200E to Kőbánya-Kispest. From here you need to catch the Metro, you get off at "Ferenciek tere". Exit the metro to the left and take the bus 7, 5 or 173 (away from the river) to "Urania". Walk on to the crosswalk and turn down Nyár utca. The hostel is directly ahead on the left.
It takes around: 50 minutes
We also can organize airport shuttle service, if needed. Please, contact us by e-mail!
Coming by car?
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- Secure parking houses near to the hostel. During the day from 08:00 – 20:00 you need to pay for the parking on the street.
- Parking is FREE from 20:00 – 08:00 at night, during the weekends and on the public holidays.
Ruin Pubs
Budapest's seventh district has emerged as one of the best bar-hopping neighborhoods on the busy Pest side of the Danube. Places – called ruin pubs - were opened one after the other in tenement houses and factory buildings doomed to destruction. These pubs were equipped with rejected furniture of old community centers, cinemas, and grandmothers' flats, bringing a retro feeling into these places. Theses Ruinpubs can be not only places to drink and have a party but also function as cultural community areas with film clubs, theatre performances, concerts, exhibitions, and creative workshops, too. Every place has a unique style and atmosphere: socialist beer-garden feeling from the 80's or a labyrinth of the tenement house or …
Marco Polo is the best choice to explore theses ruin pubs easy!
Top reasons
Top reasons to stay at the Marco Polo Top Hostel
- "I want to be in downtown Budapest, somewhere I can explore on foot, but in safety."
- "I'd like to stay in a place where I can meet other backpacker travelers, like me."
- "I would book on-line but need direct contact as well with prompt reply"
- "I need recommendation & information about the city, programs, special offers,exchange rate, weather etc...."
- "We are a group and would like to book ahead for programs like paintball, shooting, caving and private party facilities organized specially for our group! Marco Polo does all that for us free of charge!"
St Martin's Day Festival
Type: Food & Drink
Event Dates: Nov 8, 2014 – from 10 am to 8 pm
Venue: Vajdahunyad Castle
Entry Fee: 1 300 HUF on the spot (children: 4 to 14 years old: 700 HUF)
The annual goose & wine themed cultural festival at Vajdahunyad Castle is always held on or around November 11th, St. Martin's Day (Márton nap). The festival features a variety of goose dishes accompanied by the season's first new wines. Live music, folk dance shows and kids programs are also on the 'menu'. Homemade products can be purchased at the St. Martin's Day Artisan Fair, located in the courtyard of Vajdahunyad Castle.
Tennis Classics Budapest
Type: Sports
Event Dates: Nov 18, 2014
Venue: Papp László Budapest Sportaréna
Entry Fee: 4 000 HUF
Fans flock to see tennis stars of past and present at this annual tennis gala held at the Papp László Budapest Sports Arena. This year, Tennis Classics Budapest is dedicated to the "classics of the future". The 2014 players are: Milos Raonic, Ernests Gulbis, Fabio Fognini, Dominic Thiem and Mansour Bahrami.
Budapest Christmas Market
Type: Festivals, Arts & Music
Event Dates: Nov 28, 2014 – Jan 1, 2015
Venue: Vörösmarty tér
Each year, from the end of November to the end of December, Vörösmarty Square is transformed into the annual Budapest Christmas Market. Visitors can browse over 100 stands offering unique Christmas-themed arts and crafts. Exhibitions, live entertainment and food & wine are also part of the festivities.
The scent of traditional Hungarian foods like lángos (fry bread with a variety of toppings), kürtöskalács (a cone-shaped sweet hollow pastry), roasted meats, fried sausages and other delicacies like home-made strudels, töki pompos (oven-baked dough) and roasted chestnuts wafting in the air is sure to whet your appetite.
Soak up the holiday atmosphere and keep yourself warm while strolling among the wooden stalls of the market with a cup of mulled wine. The magical atmosphere of the Budapest Christmas market is a truly unforgettable experience.
Good to know: The Christmas market is a great place to pick up some unique hand-made gifts as all products on sale are checked for quality and certified by the Association of the Hungarian Folk Artists.
Opening hours:
Monday - Thursday: 10 am to 10 pm, Friday - Sunday: 10 am to 11 pm
(Dec. 24 - open until 2 pm, Dec. 25 & 26 - closed)
Christmas Fair by the Basilica
Type: Food & Drink
Event Dates: Nov 28, 2014 – Jan 1, 2015
Venue: Szent István tér
From Advent to New Year the square in front of the Basilica gives home to a charming Christmas fair. There's an ice-rink in the middle surrounded by a number of vendors selling Christmas-themed arts and crafts, mulled wine, pálinka, fried sausages and other tasty fares. Advent candles are lit each Sunday. The ice-rink is small, but if you feel like hitting the ice during the holiday season, it's the perfect place to be.
Opening hours:
Monday - Thursday: 11:30 am to 8 pm
Friday: 10:30 am to 10 pm
Saturday: 10 am to 10 pm
Sunday: 10 am to 8 pm
(Exceptions: Dec 24: 10 am to 2 pm, Dec 25 & 26: closed, Dec 31: 10 am to 4 pm)
New Wine & Cheese Festival
Type: Food & Drink, Festivals
Event Dates: Nov 29-30, 2014
Venue: Vajda Hunyad Castle
Entry Fee: 2 000 HUF – including a tasting glass and free admission to the Museum of Hungarian Agriculture
It's time to taste the season's first new wines! Winemakers from all over Hungary proudly show off their new wines, paired with artisanal cheese at the annual New Wine and Cheese Festival.
Opening hours:
10 am to 6 pm, daily
Design to Go – Creative Arts Christmas Fair
Type: Arts & Music
Event Dates: Dec 6 - 8, 2014
Venue: Museum of Applied Arts
Entry Fee: 800 HUF, entrance is free for kids under 14
Design to Go is the annual Christmas fair organized by the Museum of Applied Arts. Clothes, accessories, jewelry, home décor, toys, Christmas decorations and much more by 150 contemporary Hungarian artists are for sale during the 2-day event. Design to Go is a great place to find Christmas gifts and some unique Christmas-themed arts and crafts.
Opening hours:
Friday: 2 pm to 8 pm
Saturday: 10 am to 8 pm
Sunday: 10 am to 6 pm
WAMP Christmas Design & Gastro Fair
Type: Arts & Music, Food & Drink
Event Dates: Dec 7, 14 & 21, 2014
Venue: Millenáris, building B
WAMP, Budapest's monthly design market is a great place to find one-of-a-kind Christmas gifts or just browse around and surprise yourself with some uniquely designed clothes and accessories.
This year's WAMP is spiced up with a 'gastro' fair featuring a selection of chocolates, truffles, cookies, jams, wines, spirits and more. WAMP also offers interactive handicraft workshops for kids.
Opening hours:
10 am to 6 pm
Gala Concert of the 100-Member Gipsy Band
Type: Arts & Music, Concerts
Event Dates: Dec 30, 2014
Venue: Budapest Congress and World Trade Center
It has become a holiday-season tradition for the 100-Member Gipsy Band to perform a gala concert on December 30th of every year. Famous melodies by Liszt, Brahms, Strauss and Khachaturian are always part of the repertoire.
New Year's Eve in Budapest
Type: Arts & Music, Food & Drink
Event Dates: Dec 31, 2014
Venue: Multiple locations
New Year's Eve (Szilveszter) celebrations in Budapest include big festivities, street concerts, fireworks and plenty of partying: Street Parties, Live Concerts & DJ Gigs all over the city and the famous: New Year's Eve Horse Race! It's been a local tradition since 1999 to start the New Year's Eve celebrations at the races. This big year-end event starts at 2 pm and it includes several horse races, local celebrities, live music, fireworks and lots of mulled wine. Venue: Kincsem Park, Albertirsai út 2-4, Pest, District 10 (there is an entry fee to pay on the spot)
New Year's Concert in Budapest
Type: Arts & Music
Event Dates: Jan 1, 2015
Venue: Multiple venues
It has long been a tradition to start the New Year with classical concerts around the world. If you plan to spend New Year's day in Budapest, here's a list of concerts to start 2014 on a musical note:
Haydn: The Seasons - New Year's Concert
Conductor: René Jacobs
Venue: Palace of Arts
Date: Jan 1, 7pm
New Year's Concert in Budapest
Featuring: Zoltán Mága, violin virtuoso
Venue: Papp László Sport Arena
Date: Jan 1, 7 pm
New Year's Concert at the Opera
Venue: Budapest Opera House
Conductor: Pinchas Steinberg
Date: Jan 1, 8 pm
Budapest Klezmer Band New Year's Day Concert
Venue: Budapest Congress Center
Date: Jan 1, 8pm
Farsang, Carnival Season in Hungary
Type: Arts & Music
Event Dates: Jan 6 – Mar 5, 15
Venue: Multiple venues
In Hungary the carnival season (Farsang) that precedes Lent, starts on Epiphany (January 6th) and it ends on Ash Wednesday (which is March 5th in 2014). Farsang is marked by many fun festivities, masquerades, balls and noisy parades that aim to scare off winter and welcome spring. There are many celebrations held throughout Hungary with the Busójárás in Mohács being the most popular. The Busójárás follows old folk traditions and is acknowledged by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Budapest is a great city to explore. To help you get started we've put together a tour for you. All you'll need is a comfortable pair of walking shoes, a 1-day travel cared and a camera to record the wonderful sights you will see.
Our first stop is Deák tér (tér means square) which is a great meeting place in the heart of the transport system where the 3 metro lines meet. From here, we visit anywhere.
For example, to the North, the inspiring St. Stephen's Basilica and chic Andrassy avenue are a stone's throw away, to the South, the Synagogue. But on this trip, we're going to resist these temptations and take tram 47 or 49 to go to Gellért tér, Buda side of the Szabadság bridge.
Gellért Hill
Step off the tram opposite the Art Nouveau Gellért Hotel behind which you'll see the hill. Convenient lanes lead up and around the hill to the summit. You can also take a bus 27 from Villányi road to the top of the hill, though you will mess a nice walk and some gorgeous sights of Pest through the trees. On your way up, you'll pass the Gellért Monument, an 11m high bronze statue erected in memory to an 11th Century Benedictine Abbot who was rolled down the hill in a barrel by pagans for his beliefs. Standing tall on the top of the hill is the striking Liberation Monument – nicknamed "God's crown-cork bottle opener" due to its special shape by the locals. Take some time to wander round the Citadel – a fortress built by the Austrians in the 19th century before wandering back down the hill towards the Gellért Hotel through the trees. From Gellért tér take tram 19 to Clark Ádám tér.
Chain Bridge
The oldest and most magnificent bridge in Budapest, especially by night when it is floodlit. Anglophiles will note a resemblance to the Hammersmith Bridge in London, which was designed by the same English engineer, William Tierney Clark. But the man who took the blue prints and made the first bridge in Budapest a reality was another Clark, the Scottish engineer Adam Clark. Clark was so taken with Hungary he stayed here as a naturalized Hungarian until his death. The Hungarian's, for their part, named the square on the Buda side of the bridge after the great Scot. On Clark Ádám tér runs the funicular railway, which gives you a short but breathtaking ride up to the Castle District.
The Castle District
The original castle built in the 13th century lies deep under the Royal Palace. The remains can be seen in the lower floors of the Budapest History Museum which shares the former palace of Queen Maria Teresa with the Hungarian National Gallery. Taking a walk in the Castle District offers you a snapshot of how Buda must have looked around the 18th century. Be sure not to miss Szentháromság tér, with one of the most magnificent churches in Hungary, the Matthias Church. Right on the other side of the square lies the Fishermen's Bastion offering a great view over the Danube and the Parliament. This district has it's own bus line, the Várbusz ( castle bus). It takes you down to Moszkva tér. From there, take the subway 2 (M2, the red line) to Kossuth tér.
Home to Hungary's Parliament, this splendid building can only be visited by guided tours in different languages. It's well worth the visit. After the tour, head south along the Pest bank of the Danube which offers a shady promenade with coffee houses on the way. If you are feeling tired of walking, no problem, trams 2 and 2A go the same way. Get off on Március 15. tér, on the east side of Erzsébet bridge. Walk about 100 meters away from the bridge, and you'll find Váci street on you left.
Váci street
This is Budapest's traditional shopping promenade, the place to be for true shopaholics. This buzzing pedestrianized street links to the beautiful Vörösmarty tér, the favourite hangout of street musicians and artists. Along the way you can browse some smart shops bearing all the famous names, take a look at some of Budapest's most beautifully renovated architecture or just sit in one of the elegant coffee houses soaking in the atmosphere. At Vörösmarty tér, take the chance to ride on the Millennium Underground (M1, the yellow line) to Heroes' square.
Heroes' square
Marking the end of Andrássy Avenue, the Millennary Monument dominates the square. From here is it the short walk to the Budapest Zoo, the Pleasure Park and the City Park, which is the largest park in Budapest.
Money exchange
- - exchanging cash at the arrival location (airport, railway station) is usually more expensive in most countries
- - railway stations are some of the most expensive places to exchange money in Budapest
- - be aware of the official exchange rate of the Hungarian Forint (HUF)
- - NEVER exchange money on the street
- - be careful when you arrive at the Keleti or Nyugati railway stations. Call a taxi in advance to meet you at your arrival while still on the train
- - during your stay, it is always safer and cheaper to call for a taxi of one of the reputable local companies than to get into one random off the street (known locally as "Hyena" taxis). The safer way to order a taxi to ask the hostel receptionist to order a taxi for you
- - some taxi drivers may recommend certain bars, clubs or restaurants – they receive a commission for doing so. If a driver offers to take you to one, please ignore any such advice. Please ask for a recommendation from the receptionist at your hostel
Public transport
- - validate your ticket before starting your journey and keep your ticket until the end of your travel
- - you have to validate a new ticket every time you change lines except on direct metro to metro transfer
- - Tourists in Budapest are often confused by the ticket system and are targeted and fined by ticket controllers. The controllers do not have the right to detain you, but they usually accompanied by security officials who have the right to ask for identification and to detain you until the police arrive
- - once you have left the bus, tram, trolley or the metro area, you cannot be held liable
Making 'friends'
- - take sensible precaution when making "new friends" especially in small bars
- - some visitors are targeted under false pretenses. These scams of friendship are built on a false sense of security, resulting in missing wallets, passports and possibly robbed hotel room after a night of drink
- - or your new – and mostly beautiful – friends takes you to a place where you will be charged exorbitant prices
Restaurants, bars, clubs
- - near some large hotels in the district V, you may be charged exorbitant prices in certain bars, clubs or restaurants
- - you should avoid all establishments where menus do not properly display prices
- - even when prices appear, if you have any doubts about the bar, restaurant or club – do NOT go in
False police officers
- - in a foreign country, it is practically impossible to validate who is and who is not a police officer
- - you should know that police officers are NOT allowed to collect cash as a fine in Hungary
- - you should know that police officers are NOT allowed to check how much money you have on you
Smoke responsibility
- - smoking is prohibited in Hungary in common and enclosed public areas, bars, restaurants and clubs
- - take special care of your valuables when leaving for a "smoke-break"
Festivals belong to Budapest like the Parliament or the Goulash Soup. Budapest offers all year round entertainment in the form of festivals, cultural events, concerts, exhibitions, fairs, sporting events, and national celebrations. Starting from the well known Sziget Festival over the very popular Wine Festival to the Mangalica Festival you can find a festival for nearly everything.
Budapest is also called "Festival City" and Hungarians also love to enjoy their free days on festivals: listen to music from national and international musicians, eat and drink local specialties and simply to enjoy time with others.
We would like to offer you some program, which will make your stay a memorable holiday in Hungary!
Hop on & Hop off bus + Cruise
See every spectacular buildings and statues in the city within only 2 days! Take the Hop on-Hop off bus with a live english guide (it's also available in 23 other languages). The ticket is valid for 48 hours, and includes a Danube cruise! You can also visit the city by night.
Thermal Baths
Visiting Budapest could not be complete without bathing in one of our world-famous thermal springs. We offer entrance tickets for the two most elegant thermal baths: Széchenyi and Gellért Bath. By booking your tickets in advance, you can avoid the queue in front of the bath. Would you like to have a party in a thermal bath? During summer time every Saturday night you have the opportunity to enjoy thermal-water spa parties, special dj-sets in the Lukács bath.
Pub Crawl
Discover Budapest's night life: one night, 5 different bars, clubs and party places; visiting Budapest's famous ruin bars; free shots, welcome drinks, bar games, special offers; ending up in a popular local club.
Caving under budapest
Come to climb and crawl with us in the labyrinth of a cave in Budapest (not open for public). It is a real multi-level labyrinth-system with most of its chambers reaching under the elegant residential districts of city! Join our 2,5-3 hours long tour, which are guided by qualified cavers!
Hungarian restaurants
Enjoy a tipical Hungarian lunch or dinner at Bajor Sarok! It's 5 minutes walk from the hostel, and you are welcome to drink a tipical Hungarian shot, called 'unicum' (for free!). Don't miss it ;)
Dinner &Cruise with live music
Budapest calms down a little bit at nights, lights are lit up, and a new city comes out from the twilight. Enjoy the wonderful view in a romantic candlelight atmosphere, and have a delicious dinner on a boat with live music.
Folklore show
The hungarian folklore is known worldwide. You have the opportunity to watch a performance which based on authentic dances, consists of 30 artists in traditional costume.
Danube Symphony Orchestra
If you like classical music, you will like the organ concert or the concert of the Danube Symphony Orchestra.
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