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May 1, 2007, 12:00 am
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PLACE: Restaurant Vian - Liszt Ferenc ter 9 - Budapest
DATE: Tuesday 1st of May 2007
TIME: 20:00

Organizer Philippe Carino from docnroll
Event Organizers:

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Philippe Carino

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Interested members (14) / Confirmed: 14
Name NoteWill Attend
RominaZ  \"Organizer\" ...  y
Philippe Carino  \"Organizer\" \"Reporter\" ...  y
Andreea Ciurea   ...  y
Natalia Elo   ...  y
Henrique Magalhaes   ...  y
Carsten Mohr   ...  y
Ciprian Patrascu   ...  y
Philippe Maillard   ...  y
Parrot   ...  y
Sergei Tumanov   ...  y
arterm   ...  y
Helena Diaz del Real   ...  y
XMaja Pavlovic   ...  y
Sergey Strakhov   ...  y


Postings about this event


Powwow: Budapest - Hungary
Philippe Carino
Philippe Carino  Identity Verified
Local time: 07:37
Member (2006)
Spanish to French
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Post Budapest Conference Powwow at the Café Vian May 15, 2007

I want to thank all of you (and especially Helena for her generosity) for being at the Café Vian on May 1st 07! That was a sort of "extra" conference but more "private". Cheers to all of you. Philippe Carino and docnroll!
 
Henrique Magalhaes
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Local time: 06:37
English to Portuguese
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Farewell do Budapest May 16, 2007

It is a great pleasure to remeber the good moments we spent together in this lively café d Budapest...
 
Helena Diaz del Real
Helena Diaz del Real  Identity Verified
Germany
Local time: 07:37
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Yes, I had a great time there too May 16, 2007

Well, Philippe, I do not recall to have invited you to a drink there (for the generosity), but in fact it was a great powwow. The think I liked most was the friendly, funny and incredibly international atmosphere (for n improvisated powwow of 13, there were 11 nationalities!) I did learn a lot and met great prozians.
Thank you very much for this great powwow, Philippe!
Hope to meet you all soon again,
Helena
 
Andreea Ciurea
Andreea Ciurea  Identity Verified
Romania
English to Romanian
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really nice May 16, 2007

Indeed it was a nice powwow. I'm sorry I didn't bring the camera...Hope to see many of you again soon. Have a nice week everyone! Andreea
 
Sergei Tumanov
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Local time: 08:37
English to Russian
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that was great event May 17, 2007

and we were lucky with the service at last :0)
 
Helena Diaz del Real
Helena Diaz del Real  Identity Verified
Germany
Local time: 07:37
German to Spanish
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I agree with you, Sergei May 17, 2007

...and at last we found in Hungary a place with great service! (Seems to be rare, there, unfortunately)
Pribjet,
Helena
 
Andreea Ciurea
Andreea Ciurea  Identity Verified
Romania
English to Romanian
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everything is relative :) May 17, 2007

It's true that we found a place with good service but the few days I stayed in Budapest I, personally, didn't have any problem with the service. But it depends on the time of the day and the place. I think I want about 4 times to restaurants in Liszt Ferenc ter and the service was good every time. Sorry Helena for the bad luck..but you shouldn't give upicon_smile.gif
 
Helena Diaz del Real
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Germany
Local time: 07:37
German to Spanish
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Of course, Andreea... May 17, 2007

you are undoubtely right: Everything is relative!
Iam very happy to read that you found restaurants in Budapest with good service but for me (and I think for at least two other people) this was the exception.
However I enjoyed Budapest really, really very much!
All the best for you,
Helena
 

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