Hello everyone -- 

I am looking for information on what may be a very obscure topic- heat 
therapy.  Specifically, I need info regarding traditional methods of applying 
heat to the body as a means of healing and/or pain dissipation.

I have found a reference in the English translation of Chinese Barefoot 
Doctors Manual regarding stir frying rice and vegetables and placing them in a 
cloth sack and then applying the sack to the body.  I need more references 
dealing with possibly heating grains (rice, oats, barley etc.) as a means of 
heat application.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!
Doug


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Thank you for your interest.

I would like to visit Budapest this Spring. Anyone could tell me
where to find a list of hotels/pensions with moderate prices?
Thank you. Dorian.

Hola!

Este programa es especialmente para los coreanos.  Pienso que tu hayas 
pensado que era para cualquier persona.  Pues, como muchas de las 
personas que leen estos mensajes son coreanos, no hablan espanol.  Yo 
hablo un poquito porque tome muchas clases de espanol.  Si quieres, te 
escribo, pero necesitas comprender que yo no hablo espanol como nativa.  
Pues, entonces, adios.

Una chica de Houston,
Judy

 (Thomas Alan Cho) wrote:
>I never cross posted this stuff... so let's not accuse those who merely 
>want to have some light-hearted discussions... oooops... I'm sorry, I 
>forgot to speak in your native tongue.  Large burrito, hombre, senorita, 
>soft tacos with hot sauce, pinata.

Hey Thomas,
Lets be polite to the fellow,

      Mucho Gracias and Hasta La Vista, Baby


Viji Rajasundram              .oooO  Oooo.
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IN ASSFOURY ARABIAN
"AZANAZA BIZIHEZIBEZAK".

Hello,

I am looking for any translation, in any language (except english) of
poems by the french poet Robert Desnos.
If you have one, please mail it to me at 
It will be published on the Robert Desnos page :
http://www.worldnet.fr/~mannoni/desnos.html

Thanks in advance,

Julien Mannoni

Perdoname por favor, per en espanol, tienes ques decir "toma," no "tome"
cuando estas hablando en la persona primavera.  Y hay personas en corea
quien pueden hablar en espanol mejor que las personas quien pueden hablar
en ingles, porque espanol es mas facil para decir para las personas quien
no tienen las letras "l" e "r" en sus lenguas nativas.

Hasta luego,

Pete

Another jewel from the Slovak-L list by Igor Gazdik:

	"i once wrote a tiny article, in which i asked that
	someone give me the name of an important "hungarian"
	whose ethnical origin was >not< slovak, serbian, roumanian,
	jewish, german or gypsy.   still hearing the silence
	(call it voices, if you please, but you exemplify 
	my thesis)."

Landeszmann must love this! 

Joe

In article >,  says...
>
>IN ASSFOURY ARABIAN
>"AZANAZA BIZIHEZIBEZAK".
>in swidish : Jag alskar dig

In article >,  
says...
>
>In article >,  says...
>>
>>IN ASSFOURY ARABIAN
>>"AZANAZA BIZIHEZIBEZAK".
>>in swidish : Jag alskar dig
>

On 17 Feb 1996 Wally Keeler wrote:

>The "fekete vonat" is the Hungarian equivalent of the South African Soweto
>townshit trains that would bring the blacks into the white cities for
>work, then return them back to their shacks.

Dear Sir,

In some wider sense you can be right
---I mean, that "Fekete Vonat" also bring poor people into the more wealthy
cities for work---but as far as I know there are no significant difference 
ethnically between the people on "Fekete Vonat" and other parts of the 
country. May be there are a bit more gypsies, but the wast majority
of the people are (ethnic) hungarians or from other white ethnic groups 
(for example slovaks).

So it seems to me that from ethnic point of view your analogy is a bit false.

You also write about Demszky:
> [...] It was interesting
> that this man whom I had admired for his samizdat activities expressed a
> them/us attitude, but this was mild compared to the many vicious comments
> I received from many Hungarian about Gypsies.

Do not admire Demszky, and his group for their samizdat activities. 
There are some evidence that the top
members of the so called "Democratic Opposition" were members/agents of the
communist secret police too. While they were not prosecuted, because of
their connection to the communist nomenclature, other people for less
were sentenced to prison. 

To prove that Demszky has serious connection to the nomanclature I note
only that his (new) wife is the granddaughter of one of the most hated
communis, Erno Gero.

If you are interested this topic, I can send you some
writings on it, but only in a personal mail. I do not want flame wars.

Best regards,

Tibor Odor

On 20 Feb 96 Peter Szaszvari wrote:

> Dear Karl,
etc.

Szaszvari, it is good to see you to get involved in POSITIVE actions. :-)

Tibor Odor