As the whole crew of the Justh Do It! blog consists entirely of Nick Hornby fans, I can just hope that there are some Hornby readers out there too, who will be just as enthusiastic as I am now when they hear that Nick has finally fulfilled his lifelong ambition to be involved in the making . . . → Read More: Things That He Thinks
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Did you know that you can keep in touch with us using some different ways via Internet? You can send us an e-mail (konyvtar@justhvk.hu), we have a profile at Facebook, you can reach us with Live Messenger (konyvtar@justhvk.hu), and Skype (justhvk), and we will really appreciate if you become our follower at Twitter. And of course you . . . → Read More: On the Net “Some unusual inventions for home entertainment and education will be yours in the future, such as the “television recorder” that RCA’s David Sarnoff described recently. With this device, when a worthwhile program comes over the air while you are away from home, or even while you’re watching it, you’ll be able to preserve . . . → Read More: Electronic Home Library from 1959 . . . → Read More: Something, somewhere went terribly wrong If we can believe our eyes (and Twitter statistics), it is now 1001 days since we sent out our first twitt into the world. We thank our colleague, Adam Paszternak, for this idea, who drew our attention to an article about „Top 13 Web 2.0 Tools for Librarians”. Among them we found the Twitter. At first, it . . . → Read More: 1001 days Well, dear readers, now you can witness a dream come true. Indeed, I have been looking for ways all my life to combine my passion for literature with my passion for interest in British actors films. OK, let’s be honest: I rather like Colin Firth. This confession in itself would not deserve to be published . . . → Read More: Colin Firth’s Bookshelf As summer has this tendency to cause temporary brain damage to anyone exposed to the heat, sometimes it is better to take the doctor’s advice and “read less, more TV. “ However, if you are reading this blog, probably you have the same unhealthy obsession with books as me, and wouldn’t want to go without your . . . → Read More: Black Books Children, if you still haven’t been able to decide if you’d like to be rock stars or librarians when you grow up, Uncle Keith from The Rolling Stones is here to give you some advice. You see, it’s all good and well to be the member of one of the most famous bands ever, but being . . . → Read More: Keith Richards Rockin’ the Library On the way home from a hard day’s work, Ferenc Nagy often gets the urge to pop into his favorite boozer for another round of binge reading. Nagy, 42, is something of a regular at the Gyopar, a small, Communist-era pub in this village just outside Budapest, where customers can quench their thirst . . . → Read More: Pub lets clients drink between the lines (by Gergely Szakacs) |
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