Hi there, 

I'm a uni-student doing an assignment on Hungary. I was 
supposed to receive information via snail-mail. Of course, 
I still haven't received my parcel yet.

If you have any information on Hungary regarding the 
following topic, and would be able to e-mail it - it would 
be greatly appreciated!!!

Thank you and hopefully hear from you SOON!

Tamas )




TOPIC:
To analyse the following issues and their implications for 
a foreign investor in Hungary, in terms of effective 
international management:
              * Industrial Relations
              * Cross-cultural Leadership and Motivation
              * Multi-National Corporations - Ethics and   
                Social Responisbility

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> 
> On Fri, 10 May 1996 12:22:19 -0600, Adam Whiteson >
> wrote:
> 
> >Uh.  Wasn't it the American people who elected a senile third rate actor
> >for Prez of the USA.  Between naps at the oval office he would recount
> >stories of his days as a bomber pilot in WWII being unable to distinguish
> >his past movie roles from his past life.   I would not count on
> >the good sense of the American electorate to keep us out of trouble!
> >
> >                                  Adam Whiteson
> 
> Adam, you dildo, you have to go by what he actually did, not by what
> others shoved up your ass (your mind wasn't working).  Bill Clinton is
> proof that the American electorate won't keep us out of trouble.  We
> have the sheep to thank for that.  I'm sure we could have done better
> than Reagan, but we couldn't do any worse than Clinton.....  You're
																						^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Seems like a certain ex-veep from Indiana would be worse than Slick 
Willy. But only 'cause he's _stupid_. Where the Slickster's just smart 
enough to get himself into big trouble, Danny-boy's so dumb he'll fall 
into trouble and never know what hit him...

> proof that worse is yet to come......
> 
> no sig yet.......

-- 
"Against stupidity, the gods themselves contend in vain"--Schiller

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%FNAME% ) wrote:
: What exactly have YOU done to help your motherland?

Oh ye who judge from on high, should it not be referred to as 
fatherland, or better yet, personland. 

Question: Is paying taxes enough?

Kalev wrote:
..> 
..> In article >, rolo15
..> > wrote:
..> 
..> > Communism is a utopia. It does not matter whether some states were
..> > skipped or not done just right. It will never work. If the principle is
..> > that everybody will be given according to his needs but has to produce
..> > according to his abilities, there is no incentive to produce.
..> >
..> > Stalin's way to make peoole to produce was by terror. The moment Stalin
..> > disappeared and at least mass murders stopped, decay started. Soviet
..> > society was extremely undpoductive and this is why it could not cope with
..> > the natural events or keep up with the West.
..> >
..> > Anybody who visited Russia must have seen that the country is most
..> > terribly run down. It was totally neglected and no vaue was attached
..> > to property of any sort: it did not belong to anybody. The only
..> > impressive thing are military trucks. The rest of the coutnry were
..> > sacrifyced to the military and to the Communist dogma.
..> 
..> I quess that you are wrong. Communism is a reality. In addition to the
..> reality of Soviet Union you probably have noticed other realities in North
..> Corea, China, Cuba etc., etc.

In all of the above mentioned countries people were _told_ that they have achie
ved
socialism. "Told" and "achieved" are two different things. And nobody ever
achieved or even pretended to achieve communism.

So, there is no reality of achieving communism whatsoever. There is a theory of
communism that some people believe in and most people do not, but there is no
reality. And the reality that exists in all those countries has very little to
do even with the theory of communism, leave alone any other more proven to work
political and economical systems. 

Regards,

Anatoli.

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> 
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> This will crash their e-mail.
> 
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In article >, rolo15
> wrote:

> Stalin's way to make peoole to produce was by terror. The moment Stalin 
> disappeared and at least mass murders stopped, decay started. Soviet 
> society was extremely undpoductive and this is why it could not cope with 
> the natural events or keep up with the West.

I would say that institutionalized mass murder was itself a decay. The rot
set in at 1917 not after.

DB

-- 
Now available on the Romanian Political Pages
The only net copy of the Romanian constitution in Romanian
(I wonder why the government never put it on their sites?)
http://haven.ios.com/~dbrutus

In article
>, Matthew
Paul Kenneth > wrote:

> I am an American going to teach in Kolozsvar next year. 

So, do you call New York, New Amsterdam? You've done the equivalent with
Cluj. This is rather annoying to some as we sometimes get a loony in here
with irredentist visions of dismembering Romania. It's not like America 
where such things can be joked about safely since they can never happen. 
If you wanted the heat of flames instead of enlightenment you've gotten a 
good start.

> I have seen 
> excavation inching nearer and nearer to the church, nearer and nearer to 
> the statue, excavation that the citizens of KOLOZSVAR are paying for that 
> has yielded absolutely nothing of value, nothing connecting Romania to 
> their ancient Roman roots, nothing. 

As long as they don't start digging up the church or the statue I don't see
the problem. It's historical desecration only if they actually desecrate 
something. Digging in the vicinity is not wrong even if a particular 
archeologist's theory is mistaken. Are Romanian archeologists to be held 
to a standard of perfection in site selection?

> Regardless of who was where first, 
> there is the valid arguement that what the Saxons and Magyars contributed 
> to Transylvania (culture,folk and otherwise, schools, churches etc.)in the 
> 19th, 18th, 17th and 16th centuries cannot be denied. Anyone interested 
> in western culture at all could understandably mourn for that loss, a 
> loss not due to the Romanian people but due to the evils of war, 
> propaganda and Ceaucescu.

I'm not denying it and neither do most Romanians. There is nothing wrong
with teaching the true contributions of these two peoples. The problem is
in separating out the truth from the fictions propagated during 
magyarization campaigns of this century and the last. I believe that this
is the source of most of the inter-ethnic friction that manifests itself
between our two peoples. 

DB

-- 
Now available on the Romanian Political Pages
The only net copy of the Romanian constitution in Romanian
(I wonder why the government never put it on their sites?)
http://haven.ios.com/~dbrutus

In article >,
Brigitta Bali > wrote:
>|Although I'm not a doctor, as you're not a poet,
>
>Oh but I am.

Mr Bland (Of food: not stimulating) Gland wrote:
:Sugar tush, the only thing that comes to my mind reading your pseudo
:poetry in your silly English is what the immortal Monty Python said:
:"It was clear the joke was lethal.. no-one could read it and live"

Which clearly shows that you are, after all, a philistine.
And incapable of your own original wit -- you have to use others.
BTW, what poem of mine in silly English? I never wrote a poem in English.
You must be hallucinating again.

:You're cute, though. I enjoy reading your articles, your lack of common
:sense is amusing. 

Common sense is just that: common. 

:If you wanna see real creativity, check moi out at:
:http://helmert.mps.ohio-state.edu/students/gbarsai.html

Check the Oxford. Bland: Of food: not stimulating. 
                                  You aren't. 
                                  You weren't. 
                                  You're incapable.
Check, yep, check, your pseudo-creativity is bland, ie. not stimulating.
Which is not to say that your posts are useless;
they're cheaper than a prescription of tranquilizers

:The Friendly Vital Organ
                    aka the tumorous prostrate, 
                    which explains your infertile comeback zingers.

The Published Poet.

PELERINAGE

Quand douleur
      chant dans l'arbre du coeur
Et la solitude sourit en chatoyant comme une larme
Ma passion: me taire jusqu"a l'adieu
      a la ville du reve de la faim

Qui est-ce qui donne salut pour les heureux?
Quel orage frappe le sort inconnu?
Ou est la maison noir ou ils flambent
      les oiseaux tremblant du vent?

Il neige doucement: c'est un mariage blanc
      entre terre et ciel vraiment

Il y a paysage du bonheur
Il y a paysage pour les fleurs
Peut-etre au bord de la peur

Apres que ces voix tristes avec grand coup d'aile
      volent-ils par vide air
Le soleil vas sombrer au sommeil eternel
Alors le visage sera comme la Terre Sainte:
      inexpegnable si tendre
Alors la mort devient
      une haleine longue du temps

Sur ma tete pose lentement sa main
      le crepescule qui est mon ami bien
Pendant que les murs fragiles tombent

Pourquoi j'amour est l'ombre du monde?


        -- RAMPIKE, Vol.8, #1, ISSN 0711-7646, 1995

I would be happy to e-mail you the details.
--

j`aimerais des correspondants comprenant le francais. Je suis 
comédien et directeur de théâtre ŕ montréal

In article >,
Brigitta Bali > wrote:
>Check the Oxford. Bland: Of food: not stimulating.

I don't need the Oxford, I know what bland means; I need a dictionary only when
I don't know what a word means.

BTW, since when is a gland used for food? I bet Wally likes it when you try to
taste his bland glands...is he really such a stale male as his "poetry" shows 
him to be?

>Ou est la maison noir ou ils flambent
>      les oiseaux tremblant du vent?

"Les oiseaux tremblant du vent?" PUH-LEEEEEEEEEEEZE, take your pseudo-poetry
back to Bizarro-land, where you belong. You can't write a poem in Hungarian,
nor English, nor French.

Did you check out my home page?

Gabor

I am writing for a friend who is currently in Budapest in order to find out if 
there are any telecom providers that provide discounted/cheap phone links 
between the US and Hungary with callback facility. Please send any information 
you may have to .

#In article >,  
#says...
#>

#>If you don't see any difference between the Communist government of
#>Husak's Czechoslovakia and Meciar's, we do indeed have a problem.  I
#>hope you are wrong.
#>

	i see a whole lot of differences.   husak contributed greatly
	to the development of czechia (although once sentenced to death
	by them).   meciar is building up slovakia, in spite of the odds
	he is facing.

	one thing that escapes me is how or why tou could have a problem
	in this context ...?

#In article >,  
#says...

#>Evidence suggests that there is serious damage to the environment
#>already.  Shoddy design and construction of the system also poses
#>significant problems for the future.

	looks like you are the only international expert who can see
	that shoddy design and environmental damage.

> 
>

#In article >,  
#says...

#>The only winners, as I see it, are the Austrians, who as usual
#>benefitted from pitting their neighbors against each other.  Having
#>voted down building a dam on the Danube on their part and having voted
#>down building a nuclear power plant, they got the Slovaks to do both
#>for them.  The Austrians get the electricity for free, the Slovaks get
#>the glory for their "marvelous works".  Brilliant...  by the Austrians.

	looks like you have an exceptionally simplistic view 
	of austria's influence, slovakia's alleged dependence 
	on foreign opinions, or her willingness to be pitted
	by someone against someone else.   i think these factors
	apply to hungary to a much greater degree.

#In article >,  
#says...


  But hey, you must know something I dont!
#>
#>Joe Pannon
#>

	it is beginning to dawn upon you.   perhaps a good start
	on the way to your enlightnment would be to subscribe to
	omri news.   that will give you a mildly retouched view
	of hungary, but still very different from your own
	halucinogenic views.   happy reading.