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We stayed 3 nights and enjoyed ourselves. The tea hour was especially nice in the hotel's elegant sitting area up the back stairs. Excellent breakfast, location, price make this a keeper. The modern room design was appreciated. Stayed October 2014, travelled as a couple
Best view in the city. Its on the Danube with views of Parliament and the major bridges. Pay for a river view, so worth it. Perfect location for exploring. Tourist bus,Tram and Metro within 400yds. Many restaurants inside 10min walk. Rooms; modern, clean and roomy with panoramic windows. Excellent breakfast. Wonderful, friendly staff, all eager to help. "Budapest Sightseeing" hop on hop off bus tour, includes a boat trip and free cycle hire on Margaret Island. Great value. Top Tip. Get the minibus from the airport to your hotel. It costs about £6.50 each way. Buy a return ticket and ask hotel reception to arrange the return trip. Easiest, cheapest way to do it.
I had originally booked a different hotel for our stay in Budapest but after reading the reviews online I switched our booking to this one and I am so pleased that we did. We were on the 9th Floor so we had an excellent view of the Danube, Parliament, the bridges and Pest. We also had a balcony. We booked the boat trip one night but didn't really need to bother as we could have this excellent view everyday from our room. The Hotel is ideally placed and we never once used any public transport and chose to walk everywhere - although by day 4 after walking 8/9 hours a day I think we were ready to collapse! I was pleased that we didn't stay in the Castle District at the top of the hill as we did that journey by steps around 8 times so this Hotel was ideal where it was placed. Also, round the corner is a 24 hour convenience shop so we brought wine and beer from here for our room which was cheaper than the mini bar. The staff were great and the fresh cooked eggs in the morning were excellent. I had read on the reviews about queuing at breakfast but this only happened to us one day and we had a 5 minute wait. This was at around 9.15am but when we went earlier in the morning the other days we didn't have to wait. We did have the afternoon tea on our first day which was a nice touch. I would definitely recommend this Hotel.
My first time in Budapest so being able to have a great view of the Danube from our room was a real bonus. The daytime view was great, at night it was stunning. The hotel is well situated for exploring the Buda side and just a few minute walk from the Chain Bridge giving access to the Pest side. Trams stop a few meters away from the hotel which allows some routes to be taken without having to walk. Tickets can be brought from a machine just a few minutes walk past the hotel towards Margaret Bridge. The hotel staff were friendly and helpful, stored our bags on our arrival and departure day and gave plenty of helpful advice. Breakfast was plentiful and a good variety of food, the toaster needs replacing though as it only works on one side! The room was large, very clean, and has loads of storage space. The safe was easy to use as was the air con. The bed was very comfortable, although if you like soft mattresses might not be to your liking. The bathroom was clean and spacious and the power shower very refreshing. My only minor complaint concerns the bath towels which are smaller than normal and very thin indeed. I would definitely recommend staying at this hotel. Stayed October 2014, travelled with friends
Great staff, rooms, views from the moment we arrived we were looked after and the room was perfect wifi included and lastly the views are to die for, a plus was the pub next door with excellent Belgian beer
All of the rooms in this small hotel face the Danube. We loved looking across to the Parliament building, especially at night when it is lit--or looking the other direction to the Chain Bridge, also lit at night. The room was large, comfortably furnished, immaculately clean. The large wardrobe gave us ample room for clothing and luggage for our 4-day stay. The breakfast buffet offered lots of options, including eggs cooked to order. They offer afternoon tea in the White Music Hall in the attached Hubay Palace--an interesting peek at what this row of townhouses were like in another era. The staff were friendly and helpful--recommending an excellent restaurant a few blocks away (Kacsa Restaurant) and calling a cab for the day of departure. We love to walk, so we liked being on the Buda side--we explored the Vizivaros neighborhood and it made us walk across the Chain Bridge each day, giving us a daily connection to the river. Stayed October 2014, travelled as a couple
The Victoria in Budapest isn't a big hotel. It has only 27 rooms (all with gorgeous, Danube-facing views). We weren't expecting such great service when our flight from London arrived four hours late--meaning that we arrived at 3:30 a.m.. The night manager had been checking our flight status and was waiting for us in the lobby when our taxi pulled up. He unlocked the front door, greeted us warmly (not grudgingly or angrily for making him stay up), and signed us in. Then he re-locked the front door, turned out the lobby lights, and presumably went to bed. The room was immaculate, modern, tasteful, and comfortable. The views were gasp-worthy; it's the same view you see on Budapest brochures--the Danube with Parliament. Awesome. The tram runs right in front of the hotel, and it takes you everywhere, including across the river to the Pest side. It's immensely convenient. Don't hesitate to book the Hotel Victoria. It's truly a gem.
We we greeted after we arrive later than we planned. Champagne awaited in our top floor room with a fabulous view of the river and a private balcony. Our host was so welcoming, the room lovely and well appointed, comfortable bed. Couldn't be happier. The Browns
This small hotel has everything, location, service, view. We stayed here for 3 days and loved it. We were worried that having a room on the 1st floor would be loud/poor view, but we were quite happy. Just a short walk over the "Chain Bridge" to shopping "Pest side" also a short walk down the Danube to Buda Castle.
Great location, incredible view of parliament and river traffic, attractive room. This hotel is a gem. The hotel is not expensive by Budapest standards and Parliament lighted at night, as seen from our room, is spectacular.
Vår filosofi: attraktionen av ett litet boutiquehotell – i motsats till de stora hotellkedjorna – är att de kan erbjuda en unik atmosfär, personlig service, direkta personliga relationer och upplevelser.
Lokaliserat vid foten av Budaslottet, direkt på Donaus strand på Budasidan, har vår familj drivit boutiquehotellet**** med sina 27 panoramarum, som åtnjuter ett högt läge i hjärtat av Budapest. Hotellet ligger mindre än 10 minuters promenad från Budaslottet, vars Kungliga palats, Matthiaskyrkan och Fiskarbastionen är några av Budapests mest besökta sevärdheter, och intar även en plats på UNESCO:s världsarvslista. Kedjebron - 250 meter - tar resenärerna till Pest -sidan av staden som omfattar centrala affärs- och shoppingdistrikt.
Vårt kvalitetsmässiga 4-stjärniga Budapesthotell erbjuder välutrustade moderna rum med gratis WiFi Internet och luftkonditionering, tillsammans med en generös frukostbuffé (pröva våra hemgjorda äggspecialiteter!) liksom en historisk konsertsal och terum. Hotellet stoltserar med att vara ett hem från hemmet under en helg, smekmånad, jubileum, affärsresa eller kulturell resa till Budapest. Hotel Victoria garanterar sina gäster valuta för pengarna vad gäller boende, och är en perfekt bas med personlig service för att utforska och denna förstklassiga destination.
En annan höjdpunkt under vistelsen på vårt charmiga, avkopplande hotell är de mest otroliga vy du kan tänka dig i Budapest. Då alla rum ligger mot flodstranden och är utrustade med panoramafönster från golv till tak, är vyn över Donau fascinerande. Den omfattar Margitsziget, samt Peststranden (medlem på UNESCO: s världsarvslista), parlamentet såväl som de berömda broarna över Donau. Tänk dig allt detta, samtidigt som du intar frukost i vår frukostsalong med soluppgången eller att du sitter i din fåtölj i gästrummet samtidigt som du intar ett glas gott vin med de glittrande ljusen från Budapests silhuett som bakgrund.
Hotel Victoria byggdes ursprungligen på en annan plats i Budapest som det första privata hotellet 1983, efter andra världskriget. Eftersom den privata bostadssektorn uppenbarligen inte var accepterad på den tiden, tvingade staten ägarna att sälja hotellet till ett statligt ägt bolag. Lyckligtvis ville företaget inte köpa namnet: Hotel Victoria. Några år senare började byggandet av det nya Hotel Victoria, och det öppnades 1990 på en av de bästa platserna i Budapest, vid floden Donau i stadens centrum, med en spektakulär utsikt över hela Budapest från alla hotellrum. Hotellet erbjuder de allra viktigaste tjänsterna för turister och affärsmän. Ägarnas primära syfte är att driva Hotel Victoria som det bästa boutiquehotellet i Budapest. Vi förstår att uttrycket "boutiquehotell" inte är särskilt välkänt i Budapest ännu, men med hotellets placering och servicens kvalitet kommer det förhoppningsvis bli mycket populärt inom kort.


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The Republican response to President Barack Obama's fifth State of the Union Address was heavy on "disappointment."
U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell, Kentucky's senior senator at the Senate GOP leader, opened his statement by flatly saying he was "disappointed." And U.S. Rep. Hal Rogers, the Somerset Republican who chairs the House Appropriations Committee, called the speech "another tired rendition."
(They joined Speaker John Boehner who tweeted his official response to the speech was that he was "disappointed President Obama offered little more than more of the same that has failed to put Americans back to work." And Sen. John McCain tweeted that he was "disappointed but not surprised" Obama didn't mention the 60,000 civilians killed in Syria.)
Beyond all the broad disappointment, freshman Rep. Andy Barr, R-Lexington, criticized the president for failing to address specifics of how to reduce federal spending without implementing the meat-cleaver effects of the sequester.
Across-the-board federal spending cuts worth $2.1 trillion over 10 years are set to take place in March. And Barr warned in a letter to Republican House leaders that it could affect rural hospitals and the Blue Grass Army Depot in the 6th Congressional District he represents. The depot is relying on federal defense funds to demilitarize chemical weapons stored there.
In a three-minute video response to Obama's speech, Barr said Congress and the president must implement the $2.1 trillion cuts over 10 years but with a "intelligent setting of priorities."
"The only way we're going to achieve a sustained recovery that puts American people back to work is through real spending reform, a sensible ordering of priorities and tax reform that lowers the burden on hard-working Americans," Barr said. Here's the full video his office sent out:
U.S. Sen. Rand Paul's tea party response
U.S. Sen. Rand Paul gave the tea party's response, which wasn't carried on the networks or cable news channels.
Paul criticized Obama on both foreign and domestic policy.
"Big government is not your friend. The president offers you free stuff but his policies keep you poor," he said of Obama's economic approach. "… Only through lower taxes, less regulation and more freedom will the economy begin to grow again."
Paul also has sharply criticized the president for being able to authorize drone strikes on American citizens abroad.
"We will stand up against excessive government power wherever we see it. We cannot and will not allow any president to act as if he were a king," Paul said.
Economic math from division
McConnell, meanwhile, said in a statement he was most disappointed that Obama failed to lay out details of how to go about curbing rising costs of Medicare and shoring up Social Security.
"I happen to be one of those who thinks divided government is the ideal time to solve our nation's problems. For whatever reason, the President doesn't agree with that. He seems to want everybody to think that Republicans are all up here with their daggers drawn all the time. It's absolute nonsense. We've got serious problems to deal with, especially spending and debt. Every single one of my Republican colleagues wants to do something to address those problems."
Jobs, jobs, jobs
The president proposed raising the minimum wage to $9 per hour. And he spent the first part of his speech outlining the need for more job creation and innovation.
U.S. Rep. Brett Guthrie, R-Bowling Green, said that was the part he could agree with.
"In addition to shoring up our fiscal situation, I agree with the President that we must place a focus on jobs. Millions of Americans still struggle to find employment, and through job training and investment in a strong workforce we can help put people back to work in better, higher-paying jobs.
The Ky. Democratic response to the Republican response
Just as predictable as the Republican frustration with the president's address was the response from Kentucky's lone Democrat in the Congressional delegation.
U.S. Rep. John Yarmuth, D-Louisville, alluded to several of Obama's proposals: to work with states to fund preschool for all, make higher education more affordable and invest in research and technology innovation.
"Tonight, the President offered a compelling vision to build on our nation's economic progress through continued investments that will strengthen our middle class. Rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure, revitalizing manufacturing, and providing the next generation with access to a high-quality education are not only critical to the Louisville economy – they are vital to the future of Louisville families."
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Ryan Calo is an assistant professor at the University of Washington School of Law and a former research director at CIS. A nationally recognized expert in law and emerging technology, Ryan's work has appeared in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, NPR, Wired Magazine, and other news outlets. Ryan serves on several advisory committees, including the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Electronic Privacy Information Center, and the Future of Privacy Forum. He co-chairs the American Bar Association Committee on Robotics and Artificial Intelligence and serves on the program committee of National Robotics Week.
The Problems Of Web Surveillance: Some Context For My Quote In The New York Times
By Ryan Calo • January 10, 2011 at 2:45 pm
UPDATE: The New York Times published most of the rest of my comments on Bits Blog. Thanks!
I was quoted in a cover story in today's New York Times as saying, essentially, that law enforcement was "just trying to do their job" in pushing for greater subpoena power. This particular remark was an aside, made if anything to soften the impression that I was overly critical of the government. For instance, I lamented that consumers do not understand the state of the electronic privacy law and spoke about the dangers of dragnet or otherwise excessive surveillance. (Presumably I am one of the unnamed "[e]lectronic privacy and civil rights advocates" that worries "because the WikiLeaks court order gained such widespread attention, it could have a chilling effect on people's speech on the Internet.")
I did not mean to imply that we should not push back against government and in fact praised Google and Twitter for having done so. I did offer that the government's purpose in pushing for greater surveillance power was not to erode civil liberties for its own sake, but in order to protect Americans by detecting and punishing crimes. But the gist of my remarks was that we need more protection, not less. Some of my talking points appear below for context. Read more » about The Problems Of Web Surveillance: Some Context For My Quote In The New York Times
Wikileaks As Security Breach
By Ryan Calo • January 4, 2011 at 4:54 pm
Affiliate scholar Marvin Ammori offers eight good reasons why the United States should not prosecute Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. I mostly agree with Ammori's analysis and write to emphasize one point: an Assange trial, regardless of outcome, would help the government gloss over one of the worst security breaches in modern history. And the First Amendment could supply this distraction's brightest fireworks.
Wikileaks: Lessons For Consumer Privacy
By Ryan Calo • November 29, 2010 at 11:20 am
The website Wikileaks recently published hundreds of thousands of confidential State Department cables. These communications apparently reveal the details of conversations with, and personal impressions and assessments of, foreign leaders and diplomats. Many fear that the leak will undermine international relations in profound and unknowable ways. One of the unintended consequence of the leak, however, may be to strengthen the case for a national consumer privacy law. Read more » about Wikileaks: Lessons For Consumer Privacy
Browser Snobbery As Objective Privacy Harm (UPDATE)
By Ryan Calo • November 12, 2010 at 2:33 pm
UPDATE: As told to Jules Polonetsky over at The Future of Privacy Forum, Capital One was engaging in "totally random" rate changes that were not related to browser type. On the other hand, according to the Wall Street Journal, Capital One was at one point using [x+1] data to calibrate what credit card offers to show.
The other day, I suggested that the facts of the Clementi suicide may perfectly illustrate why no actual transfer of information is necessary for someone to suffer a severe subjective privacy harm. (Thanks to TechDirt and PogoWasRight for the write ups.)
Just now I learned about an allegation against Capital One that the company offered someone a different lending rate on the basis of what browser he used (Chrome vs. Firefox). A similar allegation was made against Amazon, which apparently used cookies for a time to calibrate the price of DVDs.
Here you have a clear objective privacy harm: your information (browser type) is being used adversely in a tangible and unexpected way. It matters not at all whether a human being sees the information or whether a company knows "who you are." Neither personally identifying information, nor the revelation of information to a person, is necessary for there to be a privacy harm. Read more » about Browser Snobbery As Objective Privacy Harm (UPDATE)
Clementi And The Nature Of Privacy Harm
By Ryan Calo • November 6, 2010 at 8:11 pm
Ann Bartow once criticized Daniel Solove for not providing enough "dead bodies" in his discussion of privacy. I tend to disagree that such proof is necessary. But privacy has seen a dead body recently—that of Rutgers University student Tyler Clementi.
The narrative around Clementi's tragic suicide continues to shift. The press originally reported that Clementi killed himself after his roommate invited the entire campus to view footage of Clementi having sex with another man. The Associated Press is now reporting that, according to the roommate's defense attorney, no one but he and his friend ever saw the video.
The question of whether the defendants recorded or broadcast the web cam is highly relevant to whether there has been a privacy violation. Yet it is hardly relevant at all to the question of whether there has been a privacy harm. Read more » about Clementi And The Nature Of Privacy Harm
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America Needs a Federal Robotics Agency
Ryan Calo is an assistant professor at the University of Washington School of Law. A host of emerging technologies require a coordinated set of laws and regulations as society adapts
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When Uber and Airbnb Meet the Real World
""These folks grew up in a world where platforms are not responsible, and then when they go do stuff in the real world, they expect that to be the case," said Ryan Calo, an assistant professor at the University of Washington law school who studies cyber law." Read more » about When Uber and Airbnb Meet the Real World
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"Ryan Calo is an assistant law professor at the University of Washington School of Law whose academic work looks at the legal and policy aspects of robotics. Technocrat talked to him about what he anticipates the future of robotics will look like, legal issues he thinks will arise in the coming years, and more."
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Move over, humans, the robocars are coming
"But the hard part is what Ryan Calo, University of Washington law professor, calls the "social meaning" of technology. He observes that a driverless car may always be better at avoiding a shopping cart. And it may always be better than a human at avoiding at stroller. But what if the car confronts a shopping cart and a stroller at the same time? A human would plough into the shopping car to avoid the stroller; a driverless car might not. Meanwhile, the headline would read: "Robot Car Kills Baby to Avoid Groceries." This could end autonomous driving in America." Read more » about Move over, humans, the robocars are coming
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CIS Affiliate Scholar Ryan Calo part of panel titled "Delivery Drones and Robot Babysitters". Read more » about Can We Imagine Our Way to a Better Future?
Our Robot Future: The Moral, Ethical, and Legal Challenges of Ubiquitous Robotic Systems (Past Event)
Roundtable with experts Professor Ronald C. Arkin, Professor Ryan Calo, Dr. Kate Darling, Professor Illah Nourbakhsh, and Professor Noel Sharkey
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Robots are quickly moving out of controlled environments into public spaces and homes, and researchers are developing artificial intelligence systems that will allow robots to make decisions autonomously. How should society plan for this transition? Read more » about Our Robot Future: The Moral, Ethical, and Legal Challenges of Ubiquitous Robotic Systems
Drones, Phones, and Robotic Friends: Where is Emergent Technology Taking Us? (Past Event)
Humans and Machines — Drones, Phones, and Robotic Friends: Where is Emergent Technology Taking Us? On June 27 at 8:30 p.m. with speakers Mary "Missy" Cummings, Ryan Calo, Ken Goldberg and moderator David Kirkpatrick.
As the landscape of high tech is increasingly modernized through applications of robotics from operating theaters to rescue missions, smarter phones that manage our lives, and flying technologies that put cameras (and weapons) in the air (if not everywhere), how will the balance of law, ethics, and relationships between humans and machines change us? Read more » about Drones, Phones, and Robotic Friends: Where is Emergent Technology Taking Us?
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CIS Affiliate Scholars Peter Asaro, Ryan Calo and Woodrow Hartzog are listed as participants for We Robot 2014. Robotics is becoming a transformative technology. We Robot 2014 builds on existing scholarship exploring the role of robotics to examine how the increasing sophistication of robots and their widespread deployment everywhere from the home, to hospitals, to public spaces, and even to the battlefield disrupts existing legal regimes or requires rethinking of various policy issues. If you are on the front lines of robot theory, design, or development, we hope to see you. Read more » about We Robot 2014
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CIS Affiliate Scholar David Levine interviews Prof. Ryan Calo of University of Washington School of Law and Woodrow Hartzog of Cumberland School of Law on robotics law. Read more » about Prof. Ryan Calo and Woodrow Hartzog - Hearsay Culture Show #213 - KZSU-FM
The Pinocchio Complex: How Category Confusion Affects Drone Law And Policy
November 13, 2013
The Center for Law and the Biosciences presents Ryan Calo
April 18, 2013
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Open Book Club: A Conversation With Neal Stephenson
October 23, 2012
CIS Affiliate Scholar Ryan Calo interviews Neal Stephenson, author of Readme. Topics include privacy, virtual economics and security. Beth Cantrell, Greg Lastowka, and Tadayoshi Kohno also included in panel interview. This event was hosted by the University of Washington Law School. Read more » about Open Book Club: A Conversation With Neal Stephenson


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Don Hustad, 94, a leader in evangelical church music who taught for decades at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, died June 22.
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Our last mixer, held on Wednesday, September 17th continued our tradition of solid attendance. The conversation was varied and light with lots of laughter and we gave away some awesome door prizes:
Join us for our next networking mixer to continue the great conversations. Come share your opportunities and challenges, and tell us what's new in your world.
Where: Century Grill, 3975 Calgary Trail
Tickets: $25 for members / $30 for non-members & at the door
(Includes your first drink, appetizers and entry for door prizes)
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NATC Annual General Meeting – Wednesday, November 12th, 2014
Details have now been finalized so don't miss this year's Annual General Meeting (AGM) to elect your new Board of Directors and to hear from Tom Ruth, President and CEO of the Edmonton International Airport (EIA). EIA has agreed to host the event at the airport and arrange for a guided tour of the new cargo village after the AGM for those attendees that are interested. Tickets for this year's event can be purchased individually, in half-tables (4 seats) or full-tables (8 seats). There are also sponsorship opportunities available.
***Please contact a member of the board if you would like to add a name to the election ballot ***
Reception, Lunch & AGM: 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. (Cash Bar)
Keynote Speaker: 12:30 p.m. (Tom Ruth, President & CEO
Edmonton International Airport)
Where: Edmonton International Airport (North and South Multipurpose Room – Observation Deck)
Complementary Parking in Hourly Level of the Parkade
$55 individual (members & non members)
$165 - 4 seats (1/2 table)
$330 - 8 seats (Full table)
FREE - Tour of Cargo Village. Even if you have been on the tour before there are many additions to see and hear about.
***If you plan to attend the tour make sure you indicate on your order so we have enough room on the bus.***
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