I use the MTA SZTAKI dictionary frequently, but the address I use is http://dict.sztaki.hu/english-hungarian. Janet -----Original Message----- From: marlo [mailto:marlo50@nwonline.net] Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 7:37 AM To: HUNGARY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [HUNGARY-L] Magyarmarketing Newsletter Joe, I am a little upset, I clicked on the address you put in your message about a dictionary, Hungarian/English. What I got was a page welcoming me to Debian and Apache and other things I don't want and they tell me the Apache has installed on my computer. Now this is a far cry from a dictionary. I don't like it. I hope I can delete whatever they installed! Margaret ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe Felt" <joensun@pioneernet.net> To: <HUNGARY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 18, 2006 3:56 PM Subject: [HUNGARY-L] Magyarmarketing Newsletter > Newsletter Issue No. 39 > > Events - June 2006 > ------------------------------------------------- > > Two Hungarian Festivals occurred in June, and Magyar Marketing attended > both. These annual events, Hungarian Day in New Brunswick, NJ, and the > Detroit Hungarian Festival were filled with authentic Hungarian foods, > music, and dance. The NJ festival kicked off with their traditional > parade, and the Detroit festival sponsored by the Holy Cross Hungarian > Parish was a 2-day affair. > > Another festival is coming up soon in Toronto, Canada. June 23-25, > 2006 - Pontozo Hungarian Dance and Music Festival. The PONTOZÓ Festival > is a showcase of Hungarian performing ensembles from North America. The > first festival was organized in 1975 in New Jersey. The event's main goal > is to bring together the best Hungarian folk dance and folk music > enthusiasts working on this continent and help them in their dedicated > work by allowing them to learn from each other and from knowledgeable > experts. The Festival also gives a chance to the audience to witness a > spectacular performance, enjoy close to a hundred participants from many > Hungarian enclaves in North America! > > Kis-Balaton - Little Balaton > ------------------------------------------------- > > Most people know Lake Balaton, the largest inland lake in Central Europe. > The region of Lake Balaton is a major tourist area, and the shores have > been built up to accommodate vacationers. The Kis-Balaton or Little > Balaton located southwest of the Balaton, however, is a huge wetland > habitat and birdwatcher's paradise. > > The Kis-Balaton has not given way to development and its shores have large > reedy areas. These areas are full of many rare plants and animals. The > Kis-Balaton is home to one protected species that has already died out in > other parts of Europe, the Great White Egret. > > The Kis Balaton has managed to survive despite the draining of the marsh > in 1922. As a result of the reconstruction of the wetlands started in the > mid 1980s, waterfowl have returned to formerly deserted habitats. More > recently Hungary's Ministry of Environment has declared part of this area > officially protected. So far over 250 species of birds have been > identified as well as other rare plants, insects, and animals. > See magyarmarketing.com's Newsletter link to view a picture of the Great > White Egret. > > > Travel Tip - Elvira: Timetable of Hungarian Railways > ------------------------------------------------- > > If you will be traveling to Hungary and plan to use the railways, you can > plan your trip easily by accessing the Hungarian Railways timetable at > www.elvira.hu/ > Although it is not possible yet to purchase tickets on-line, the website > provides up-to-date information on arrival and departure times. The > website can be viewed in Hungarian, German, and English, and the > Frequently Asked Questions section is full of useful information. > > On-Line Dictionary > ------------------------------------------------- > > A great on-line Hungarian-English dictionary is available at > www.szotar.sztaki.hu/ > SZTAKI stands for Számítástechnikai és Automatizálási Kutató Intézet or > Computer and Automation Research Institute. There are over 185,000 > entries and also a section for business & finance terminology. > > > _______________________________________________ > Newsletter mailing list > Newsletter@lists.magyarmarketing.com > http://lists.magyarmarketing.com/mailman/listinfo/newsletter > ew > A> > > > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.9.1/369 - Release Date: 6/19/2006 >