I just got into Budapest in about the same time it would've taken me to get to New York :S.
The flight time from where I live to Budapest is 1h20mins, but you need to stop in Vienna.
Basically what happend was that my flight was delayed by an hour and so I ended up missing my 30 minute connection flight to Budapest. This lead to me having to wait an additional 6 hours in Vienna.
It get's funnier though. When I arrive in Budapest they tell me they've lost my baggage. So I started filling out forms and all, but then half an hour later they miraculously reappear!
Anywho I used the time I had spare to read Mike Caro's Book of Tells. I actually think It's an interesting read, though I definetly don't put as much stake in tells as the author of the book does.
Mike Caro is a known draw poker player though and it makes a lot more sense coming from that background to put a lot of stakes in physical tells, because there is a lot less information readily available than in say for example hold'em or seven-card-stud.
The main reason I wanted to read his book is just so I could avoid silly mistakes in form of very obvious live tells. For example guarding hands you want to play and not guarding hands you don't want to play.
I think just being aware of these things is sufficient if your an internet player playing live.
Just ordered some food so I'm gonna eat that and then try an get some sleep so I'm well rested for tomorrow. I'm interested how the field with be, I think they're a reasonable amount of solid players, but we'll see, maybe some locals will join in the action.

Daniell