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1. European Football at a Glance August 15, 2008 It is true that football is a game which is played world wide but we can say that it is loved by the Europeans. European football is passion to the Europe citizens. Around eighty percent of Europeans love to play or watch football. That is why the European football has reached to a peak limit. This peak limit is achieved by the European football by efforts of many countries like Hungary, England, France, Austria, Italy etc. These are the countries which have contributed very well in making European football to the sky limit. But we can’t give whole of the credit to only countries for this achi... (read more) Author: Robert Bell

2. Hearts of Iron II - Master of World War Two Strategy August 11, 2008 Created by Paradox Interactive, developers of Europa Universalis, Hearts of Iron II is the second installment in one of the best World War Two strategy game series ever. Hearts of Iron II puts you in control of any country that existed between 1936 and 1947. This means that while you can take control of the world playing as the United States or Germany, you can also participate in smaller conflicts as Hungary, Argentina, or Siam. Allowing you to manage every aspect of your countries war machine, Hearts of Iron II is simply one of the best strategy games out there. The game centers on one ... (read more) Author: Scott Meyer

3. Formula One Hungary Grand Prix - The Speed Race Continue July 30, 2008 The Hungary Grand Prix is one of the races scheduled in the Formula One calendar and it was first held in 1936 in Budapest. Nevertheless, for a period of approximately 50 years the competition did not take place due to the unstable situation the country was going through. It was until 1986 that this Formula One event took place once again in the Eastern part of Europe. The Budapest track has a circuit length of 2,722 miles or 4,381 kilometres while the race itself has a length of 306,66 kilometres for a total of 70 laps. In Hungary the driver who has achieved the most wins was the all-ti... (read more) Author: Claudia Beckford

4. Central Europe July 24, 2008 I hope you enjoy this article brought to you by www.traveltypes.net Central Europe Central Europe used to be like two single hotel beds separated by a chest of drawers: the west on one side, the east on the other and an iron curtain to keep them apart. Thankfully, the curtain is down and romance is well and truly in the air. With some of the most dramatic scenery on the continent, and far fewer tourists than France and Italy, Central Europe is in the midst of a renaissance. Go while the secret is still safe. Romance on the German roads Hire a car in Frankfurt and, after a quick b... (read more) Author: Anne Bain

5. How Much Does It Cost? July 20, 2008 By now you’ve heard the buzz about dental tourism. Still skeptical? You might be wondering exactly how much you can save, because even though you will spend a lot less on your actual treatment, traveling halfway across the world, staying for several days, eating, drinking, and sightseeing will certainly add up. To exactly how much, you ask? Now, you can certainly make your dental tourism experience top-notch and five-star in every way, if that’s what you’d prefer. Many Americans have never even been to Europe, so this might be as good an excuse as any other. If that’s the case, then ... (read more) Author: Lauren Knight

6. Why not a Stag Do in Budapest? July 10, 2008 Split down the centre by the beautiful River Danube, yet littered with cheap bars, outrageously fit Hungarian girls, and with the heat of the South European sun beating down - Hungary's Budapest should be top of your list for a stag do location this year. The capital of Hungary is fast becoming one of Europe's most popular locations. Either side of the river Danube lie the historic Buda, or the cosmopolitan centre of nightlife and shops that is Pest - acting as an intoxicating mix for a superb stag weekend. Why not explore this vibrant, exciting city before the hoards of tourists descend ... (read more) Author: Robert Bell

7. How Getting Infertility Treatment Abroad Can Save You a Fortune June 29, 2008 The average age in which people get married in Western society has been steadily increasing for decades, standing now at 28 for men and 27 for women, with many people waiting until their mid 30s before tying the not. This trend has led to a new common and often emotionally painful reality for many people – difficulty having children. Although new advances in fertility medicine such as IVF, offer hope to couples who want to start a family, the cost can be prohibitive. IVF in the USA generally costs at least 10 thousand USD, plus medicine and tests. Considering that multiple increments o... (read more) Author: Aman Srivastava

8. How to find the cost of dental implants abroad June 29, 2008 Dental tourism is a rapidly growing trend, as it should be due to the inflated costs in many countries. Every year, tens of thousands of Americans, Britons and Western Europeans leave their home countries in search of dental treatments abroad. Dental treatments that provide them the look they are after without consuming their life savings. To put the cost in perspective, in the U.S., a new set of teeth for a “dentally challenged” person can exceed 50 thousand dollars, relative to the cost of some homes or luxury vehicles in rural America. Dental implants, with a price tag typically over 250... (read more) Author: Aman Srivastava

9. A Guide to the Best places to visit in Croatia June 11, 2008 Croatia is a little country which borders between Hungary, Slovenia, Montenegro and Bosnia. Though not as famous as their bigger European country counterparts, Croatia is one to definitely visit at least once with its beautiful lands and Mediterranean feel. When visiting Croatia, why not start at one of the most famous tourist attraction called the Plitvice Lakes National Park, a UNESCO world heritage site. These lakes, located between Zagreb and Zadar are definitely worth the visit, as even just the pictures themselves seem breathtaking. The Plitvice National Park encompasses 16 l... (read more) Author: Orson Johnson

10. The Door by Magda Szabo May 27, 2008 The Door by Magda Szabo is a detailed, intimate account of a relationship between two women. Paradoxically, it was the distance between them that generated the intimacy. Presented with behaviour and attitudes she could not identify with or recognise, a young writer tries to analyse her maid’s motives, to rationalise her strangeness, to explain her unconventional behaviour. It is clear from the start that the new maid, Emerence, has had a fundamentally different kind of life from her employer. And, as the relationship develops, details of that life are slowly unearthed to be shared. Memori... (read more) Author: Philip Spires

11. Ballet shoes in Budapest May 27, 2008 It is amazing how seeing, hearing or smelling something can suddenly evoke long-lost forgotten memories. This happened to a friend of mine recently when she was on a weekend break in Budapest, Hungary. While wandering down one of the city’s many shopping streets, her eyes were suddenly drawn to a pair of ballet shoes sitting in one of the shop windows. Upon seeing the ballet shoes she was transported in an instant to another time and another place entirely. The story begins in war torn Germany, where her mother was born. She was a Jew living in Berlin and was still only 15 years old when ... (read more) Author: Cedric Grosjean

12. Introducing the Caucasian Challenge: the Last Great Adventure Race May 19, 2008 Traveling through 11 countries, former and current conflict zones and every possible type of terrain; The Caucasian Challenge is a legendary entry into the popular motor sports travel phenomenon. Amateur motor sports enthusiasts and first timers get the chance to explore overlooked but culturally rich regions with the Caucasian Challenge. Urging their audience to "look closer" the itinerary takes participants through an incredible 11 countries beginning in Budapest, Hungary. Traveling through the Balkans and beyond, organizers have planned their route to include scenic off-the-beaten-p... (read more) Author: chennai event

13. Closing the Gap April 30, 2008 Dental care in Britain is nearly nonexistent these days. Finding a skilled dentist in your own neighbourhood is next to impossible-if you can actually find one, then you probably cannot afford them, and they probably are not NHS. In order to get the dental care that they need and want, people from the UK are now regularly traveling overseas. The dental care that can be found abroad, such as in Hungary, is top quality and affordable at the same time. Combining dental needs with a holiday has become the best way to go, and, lately these health-holidays have become rather chic, as well! Fo... (read more) Author: Lauren Knight

14. Austria Hotels have a class of their own April 29, 2008 The awesome beauty of Alps, the architectural wonders, beautiful locales, places of interest and tourist interests Austria is an amazing country. One of the most sought-after holiday destinations, hordes of tourist make visit to Austria. Geographically, Austria is a non-coastal alpine country sited in Central Europe bordering Germany and Czech Republic to the north, Slovenia and Italy to the south Slovakia and Hungary to the east, and Switzerland and Liechtenstein to the west. Austria, in conjunction with neighboring Switzerland, is deemed as the winter sports capital of Europe. The best ... (read more) Author: Nancy Eben

15. Austria as a holiday destination April 09, 2008 Austria in general Austria is a totally land-locked country, that shares its border with eight other countries. These are; the tiny Principality of Liechtenstein, Germany, the Czech republic, Slovak republic, Hungary, Slovenia, Italy and Switzerland. The nation is made up of nine provinces: Burgenland, Carinthia, Lower Austria, Salzburg, Styria, Tyrol, Vienna, Vorarlberg and Upper Austria. The official language is German and the vast majority of its 8 million inhabitants are Germanic. Austria is an Alpine country with mountainous terrain covering its western and southern area. This c... (read more) Author: Stewart Palmer

16. Soaking in the Culture: The Baths of Budapest April 04, 2008 Light dances and sparkles through the stained glass, sending magical beams of colour down through the misty air and illuminating the warm wafts of swirling steam before coming to rest atop the surface of the pool; where soothing minerals, pumped up from natural springs, soak into the skin of the patrons of the Gellert Baths, slowly massaging away all the aches and pains of everyday life. Around them, marble columns tower, and lion fountains slowly trickle more water. Artistic sculptures and mosaics and Art-Nouveau furnishings stand alongside ancient Ottoman architecture, aesthetically plea... (read more) Author: Victoria Cochrane

17. Hungary for hot water? The baths of Budapest March 09, 2008 With over half a dozen baths in Hungary's capital, it's easy to find yourself in hot water in Budapest. The locals have been enjoying steaming sessions for years as a meeting place of minds, somewhere to relax, and let off steam (as well as be enveloped by it.) For centuries, Hungarians have been extolling the health virtues of their waters which are full of minerals such as magnesium, potassium, fluoride, sodium and calcium; and apparently do wonders for muscular ailments, while also proving ideal for unwinding the mind. Of course Hungary is in no way unique in it's love for hot aquat... (read more) Author: Elisha Burberry

18. Balaton Apartments Aniko - Hungary March 09, 2008 Vacation homes-apartments in Hungary, at lake Balaton http://www.zab.hu/. Balatonfoldvar directly because of the southern bank of the Balatons and best developed city on the south bank of the lake Balaton's! The city Balatonfoldvar is with its three beaches (those to be free of charge used can!), tennis places, parks, restaurants, purchase possibilities, Discos and night club etc.. a very beautiful center on the southern bank of the disk lake. Mr. Zab rents here 2 holiday houses. A house is a multi-vacation apartment house: House 1. 2 Apartments (ground floor max. 8,... (read more) Author: Lajos Zab

19. Swedish technical consulting group SWECO designs CHP plant in Hungary March 07, 2008 Swedish technical consulting group SWECO said on Tuesday (8 January) that its subsidiary SWECO Industry has secured a contract to design a new combined heat and power (CHP) plant in Hungary. The contract, awarded by the Hungarian paper producer W Hamburger Papirgyarto, covers engineering, procurement and construction management in connection with a new plant to be built at the customer's paper plant in Dunaujvaros in central Hungary. The plant will produce 50 MW of electricity and 160 MW of process steam and is scheduled for completion in 2010. The financial details of the contract were n... (read more) Author: Velimir Lackovic

20. Cheap Property for Sale - Big Profit Potential in Slovenia March 01, 2008 ">If you are looking for cheap property for sale for investment then you should consider Slovenia which was recently voted one of the top ten destinations in the world to buy - lets look at why... The country is forecast to achieve average property growth of nearly 300% over the next ten years and more investors than ever are looking at Slovenia. Slovenia is a small compact country (about the size of Switzerland) which sits at the centre of Europe and has borders with Italy, Hungary, Croatia and Italy. It joined the European Union in 2004 and has since adopted the euro as its curr... (read more) Author: kelly price

21. The History Of Diamond Jewelry February 27, 2008 Diamond jewelry has been valued and worn throughout most of recorded history, although the art and science of cutting loose diamonds is relatively new - and diamond jewelry has only been available to the general public for the last 150 years or so. Prior to that, diamond jewelry was worn almost exclusively by royalty. The earliest example of diamonds being placed in a setting dates from the time of the Norman Invasion of England; at that time, one of the Árpád kings of Hungary, possibly Andrew I, had rough-cut diamonds set into a crown for his queen. However, cut diamonds would not be ava... (read more) Author: Jonathan Blocker

22. Misbelieves and realities about one of the hottest stag party location in Central Europe, Budapest March 04, 2008 Since Hungary joined the EU in 2004 the entry has opened up to low cost airlines, including the ones from the UK that carry most of the stag groups to Budapest. The number of groups choosing Budapest for their stag party location has rapidly increased and is still growing. Traveling abroad is generally quite stressful for most people. So if you are traveling for a stag weekend abroad with another 10-15 hard-to-control mates of yours who are dead hungry for fun, and your stag party destination is Budapest - that is in Eastern Europe -, you might consider to try to find as much informati... (read more) Author: Adrena Brandt

23. Slovenia Property - Up to 300% Potential Profit in the Next 10 Years! February 25, 2008 With many established markets giving poor investment returns, Slovenia property is booming and has been named one top 10 overseas property investment locations and is an area all property investors should consider - here's why. Where is Slovenia? Slovenia is a small country located at the very centre of Europe between the old established economies of the EU and the new emerging economies of the east. Slovenia has borders with - Austria, Croatia, Italy and Hungary and is undergoing a period of dynamic economic growth. Since joining the EU in 2004 and adopting the euro as... (read more) Author: kelly price

24. Slovenia Property - A Top 10 World Property Investment Destination February 09, 2008 Recently Slovenia property was voted one of the top ten overseas property destinations in which to invest in and forecast growth is nearly 300% over the next ten years. Here we will look at the advantages of Slovenia property investment. Many property investors have not heard of Slovenia yet, it is a small, dynamic and beautiful country located at the very heart of Europe, bordering Croatia, Austria, Hungary and Italy. EU Membership and the Property Boom As a recent member of the EU, Slovenia has already adopted the euro as its currency and has the highest GDP of any of the n... (read more) Author: kelly price

25. Know Your Perfume January 29, 2008 The word `perfume` is derived from the Latin `per fume` which means through smoke. Perfume making began in ancient Egypt; later, it was improved by the Romans and the Arabs. The process of distilling oils from flowers was discovered by an Iranian doctor, and this is the process still used in perfume making today. Modern perfume was first made in 1370 in Hungary, by blending scented oils in an alcoholic solution, and was known all over Europe as Hungary water. Perfume making continued to be developed in Italy during the Renaissance, and in France from the 16th century onwards. Growi... (read more) Author: Roberto Sedycias

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