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Budapest Week 15-Year Reunion, Sept 9 2006
Yes, folks, that's right, it's been 15 years (and six months or so) since the first issue of Budapest Week newspaper, and we are seriously overdue for a party!!! To help facilitate the reunion and put people back in touch with one another, Steve Carlson and I have founded an email discussion forum using Google Groups (if you're interested in joining, click that link and request to join; make sure to use your name, not just your email address, and remind us who you are, so we don't start opting in spammers, stalkers and other freaks). Here's how Carlson introduced the list to members:
Hello All,
Rick E. Bruner and I set up this mailing list to bully and cajole you into purchasing an airplane ticket and schlepping out to Budapest to join us on September 9 for the 15th annual Budapest Week reunion party.
Yes, those of you in the know are already thinking 'wait, wasn't our beloved rag launched on March 15, 1991? That is correct. And in order to collect your prize you must travel to Budapest and meet us on September 9th.
Fifteen years after the fact, the definition of 'us' has become distinctly blurry. For example, we've included Bart Edes on this mailing list despite the fact that he was an agent of our sworn enemy, the Budapest Sun (or was it the Post?). I don't believe we ever published Matt Welch or Ken Layne (however much we might have wanted to). Who the hell is Gregory John McIlvaine?
Fifteen years after the fact a LOT of things are blurry. What I am still doing in Budapest? Do I know you? Did we meet somewhere at a party?
Feel free to follow Christian Heppinstal's example and fill us in about those missing years. Where do you work and who are you sleeping with? How many of your friends and colleagues can actually locate Budapest on a map?
I will now count to 'five' backwards. When I reach 'one' you will awaken with a burning desire to immediately purchase an airplane ticket and travel to Budapest to relive your glory days in Eastern Europe following the fall of Communism.
We are waiting for you.
Steve Carlson
Currently, members include:
Adam LeBor
Adrienne Haspel
Alison Rose
Bart Edes
Bess Rattray
Bob Dent
Brent Schimkie
Bruce Lewis
Bruno Bourel
Caren Chesler
Chirstian Heppenstal
Colin Woodard
Daniel Langenkamp
Dave Rimmer
David Landry
David Sterling
Desmond McGrath
Desouza
Dick Bruner
Dork Zygotian
Doug Arallenes
Doug Merrill
Drew Leifheit
Dunkcan Shiels
Edwin Tuil
Elysia Gallo
Emmanuelle Richard
Esther Holbrook
Gabor Burt
Gabor Vajda
Gregory John McIlvaine
Hadley Kincade
Henry Copeland
Hugues Martin
Ian Macdonald
Jannes Hartkamp
Jeff Taylor
Jennifer Clemente (nee Brown)
Jim Lowney
Joan Stein Schimke
John Nadler
Julius Strauss
Kate Carlisle
Kati Szephegyi
Ken Kasriel
Ken Layne
Ken Pasternak
Kester Eddy
Kevin Ebbutt
Kinga Bartfay
Kip Bauersfeld
Laura Chappell-Brown
Lucy Hooker
Marianna Csuka
Matt Welch
Michael Jordon
Nick Denton
Pablo Gorondi
Paul Hockenos
Pearl Gluck
Peterjon Cresswell
Rachel Elson
Rick Bruner
Rodney Jefferson
Sam Loewenberg
Shari Spiegel
Sherri Hay
Simon Evans
Simon Hamer
Steve Carlson
Steve Saracco
Strick
Szilvi Csorba
Theressa Agovina
Tibor Szendrei
Tim Randall
Tom Popper
Here are folks we're still trying to find or otherwise cojole into joining the list:
Andras Torok
Balint [Photog]
Blake Steinberg
Cathy Connolly
Cathy O’Connor
Cheryl Loof
Curt Clemens
Dave Del Torto
David Finch
Eileen Brown
Eric Kuhn
Evan Ballinger
Gergely Poharnok
Istvan Butala
Jim Michaels
Judy Sollosi
Mike Stone
Miles Graham
Milorad Krstic
Richard Rifkin
Robert Toth
Ryan Tutak
Sandor Lazko
Serge [zany Russian/French]
Steve O’Connor
Susan Milligan
Susan and Rob Luke
Tibor Vidos
Tim Knox
Tim Smart
Todd Williams
Have we forgotten you? (So sorry! Just drop a note.) Do you know of one of the above people's email addresses? If you're in doubt as to how to proceed, drop me a note at rickbruner at gmail dot com.
Rick E. Bruner | Gen Expat Life Updates | Jun 5, 2006 | Comments (5)
Comments
Some of those people on your wanted list are *very* easy to locate. Just put in their 'name' + 'Budapest' into a search engine and follow the clues.
e.g. Todd Williams is real easy to locate.
or take 'Dave Del Torto'. I have never met the guy, so I had to do a few extra double checks to see if my cross referencing was of the same person and not just different people with the same name. Since I have never seen him the pictures of him didn't help me. But really, what's the excuse of those who actually knew/know him for not locating him.
For 'Dave Del Torto' there's an archive of all your (Steve Carlson et al., 1995) old email correspondence. His email was using [email protected] back then. Checking the whois register for that name I can see that the domain name lsd.com was originally registered in 1993 and is still maintained. I'm presuming by the same person. So that's easy.
Take it further, use his old email as the stem for a new search, which takes you to a list of his public pgp keys. Now you have an alternate email addresses , and .
Now it could be that there was an epidemic of Dave Del Torto's back in 1992, but I doubt they would have all know enough about the internet and pgp back then. Also reading one of your old emails I can see he was a true geek back then too - having signed himself as 'Dave Del Torto '.
So, where is the mystery Del Torto? Well... Come on, some of you lot were meant to be journos. Try cryptorights.org.
And as for the rest of that list of missing people, it is easy.
p.s. I would love to be wrong and find out that there were two Dave Del Torto's back in 1993, both obsessed with cryptography.
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