“HiFi Arena Hi-Feelings” happened these days in Bucharest. This was the sixth edition and gathered the leading providers of audio and video HiFi solutions. It was such a nice experience for me to visit each producer room where they have shown their best products.
The big names of the exhibition were: Bang & Olufsen, Bose, Sony [...]
Bucharest Food Festival 2008Bucharest Food Festival 2008Spectacol culinar ce dezvaluie universul gastronomic 16 - 19 Octombrie 2008, Piata UniriiIn cadrul festivalului vom prepara cel mai lung tort si cel mai lung muschi impletit! Restaurante cu specific diferit Produse ecologice Producatori traditionali Demonstratii ale maestrilor artei culinare Recorduri gastronomice Pavilion pentru cursuri de g
Next Flex Camp Bucharest Romania will take place at Adobe’s Offices on 6th November 2008 and is called Flex Triangle Bucharest. New thing is that in the same time two other cities will have Flex Camps: Vienna and Hamburg (that is why is called triangle).
Five presentations are available and are:
Project presentation - details, problems encountered, [...]
Dear SUPERGIRLS!I am organizing a sort of one of a kind event: I invite you to my atelier/studio/apartment to meet me and see/touch/feel/try/buy my Autumn/Winter 2008-2009 collection and few items from my first collection. Preview of the new one avalable aslo ;))If you're from Bucharest and you'd like to come, please get in touch with me for directions at milas_fashion[at]yahoo[dot]comIf you're no
One week ago I attended what proved to be the best gig in my life so far.I saw Massive Attack live.After traveling by train 8 hours standing (all the seats were taken by people who were going at the seaside - lucky bastards - and I pretty much had no other satisfying alternative), laughing a lot, sleeping a little and seeing really nice people whom I missed a lot, I arrived at the location.It was
Following the OpenSER training started last year at the VON Europe, the second edition of the "OpenSER Advanced Programming Course" will be held in Bucharest, Romania, starting with 11th of August 2008.According to the organizers the primary goal is the same: to attract more developers to openSER and build a higher development squad. Having a large developer group will promote the project so we
SHOWMICHAEL JACKSON THE DANGEROUS TOURLIVE IN BUCHAREST 2005 DivX - TORRENTMichael Jackson - Live In Bucharest: The Dangerous Tour 2005DVD "Live In Bucharest - The Dangerous Tour", com os sucessos que consagraram sua carreira, como as inesquecíveis "Thriller", "I'll Be There"Billie Jean" e muito mais.01. Jam02. Wanna Be Startin' Something03. Human Nature04. Smooth Criminal05. I Just Can't Sot Lov
Today I want to talk you about a Romanian site. It is called Why I publicize their site? I don't know exactly why I'm doing this. Maybe because of the infernal Bucharest traffic jams. Let me tell you the short story. The Bucharest's traffic sucks. You can spend like 1.5h for 10km. There are multiple causes: the number of cars have increased each year because the growing wealth of Romanian citizen
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The “Romanian New Wave” is something I have not been all that familiar with, which is a shame. Having only seen “The Death of Mr. Lazarescu” by Cristi Puiu before “12:08 East of Bucharest,” I knew it was an exciting, under appreciated cinematic movement. Having now seen the hilariously quirky “Bucharest” [...]
Here at the Seminal we teamed up with Veracifier.com to produce this video of Afghan students from the University of Kabul speaking about their thoughts on the current situation in Afghanistan. Filmed during my visit to Bucharest for the Young Atlanticists Summit the students were part of a group that had won a scholarship to come to Bucharest and meet with other young people from NATO countries. Amongst the many interesting things that were said by the students was the stress they placed on the need to negotiate with the Taliban who they saw as fellow citizens.
Bucharest. Independent taxi drivers went out into the streets of Bucharest today for a protest to defend their rights the Romanian newspaper Evenimentul Zilei reports. (...)
As we promised, we have been present to FlexCamp Bucharest Romania 2008 and there were about 90 people, more than half of them for the first time at FlexCamp. It was a great time and we discussed about new technologies like Adobe LiveCycle Data Services, BlazeDS, new flex frameworks like PureMVC and Caringorm, and the [...]
Avem deosebita placere de va invita la cea de-a doua editie a conferintei "University of Bucharest Model United Nations 2008" (UBMUN 2008), care va
avea loc in perioada 18-20 aprilie la Facultatea de...
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These two look fit for replacement! Bush is obviously pining for Yo Blair! but gets a grumpy guy in return. No doubt about it. They're bored. They're not really listening. Nothing to lighten the tedium of being there. It's all so foreign.Can they be our leaders? Bush supposedly got NATO allies to agree to endorse a United States missile defense system based in Europe. Maybe this was before they told him they would agree. Whatever, it looks a bit bad that they appear so lost in time and space.Looks like we do need a new set of leaders. Americans are getting the chance to choose in November. Maybe the British could have the same chance?
President Bush Visits Bucharest, Romania, Discusses NATO FULL STREAMING VIDEO, National Bank of Savings Bucharest, Romania In Focus: NATO 2008 and Fact Sheet: 2008 NATO Summit 8:45 A.M. (Local) PODCAST OF THIS ARTICLE NATO Summit PHOTO GALLERYTHE PRESIDENT: Thank you all. Thank you, and good morning. I appreciate former Presidents Iliescu and Constantinescu for joining us today. I want to thank the President of Latvia and Mrs. Zatlere for joining us. Secretary Rice, ambassadors, members of the United States Congress, the President of the National Bank of Savings, members of the German Marshall Fund and the Atlantic Council, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen -- Bun. Ziua.Laura and I are pleased to be back in Bucharest. The last time we were here, we stood with the people of this ci
A sophisticated approach to foreign policy has never been among the strongest qualities of President George Bush. He enjoys talking from the hip in typical Texas bravado which ignores history or the concerns of other nations. In preparation for the upcoming Bucharest meeting og NATO, the president visited the Ukraine where he made another of [...]
Although the spokesmen will undoubtedly be selling any meager measure agreed upon at the upcoming NATO summit as a great leap forward in the progress of the Alliance, this years summit in Bucharest is unlikely to be anything more than a great disappointment. Its a shame because with the many problems facing Europe and America the West could really do with some cohesion and unity. However the fact remains that there lies within the large powers, not even the political will to solve even the smallest problems.
But lets start with a big one - Afghanistan. Whilst presiding over the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hearing on the NATO Summit, Senator Joeseph Biden recalled the answer a British soldier gave to him at the beginning of the Afghanistan war when he asked him how long the Brits wou
Where? Bucharest, RomaniaRecommended by Kelly AmabileTaken from The Diplomat Bucharest"Since opening in December, the bookshop has become popular among students, academics and expats, especially for its fair pricing system – which sees English language books on sale for the same cost as in the west. Set up by three friends with a fascination for the English language, Nicolae Ion, Dan Nicolaescu and Vlad Niculescu, the shop is located in an arcade opposite the Kretzulescu Church on Calea Victoriei, around the corner from the Orange Concept Store.One of the store’s unique selling points is helpful staff who know what they are talking about. For browsers, this makes the experience of speaking to shop assistants a pleasure rather than an act of public humiliation."About the bookstoreNamed
Arsenal defeated Steaua Bucharest 2-1 at the Emirates, returning to their winning ways before a tough fixture against Chelsea on Sunday.The victory, which saw the return from injury of Robin van Persie, was not enough to put the Gunners at the top of their group, meaning that they will have to face Barcelona, Real Madrid, AC Milan, Inter Milan, or Porto in the knockout stages.Lineups:Arsenal: Jens Lehmann; Bacary Sagna, William Gallas, Philippe Senderos, Armand Traore; Abou Diaby, Alex Song, Neves Denilson, Theo Walcott; Robin van Persie, Nicklas BendtnerSteaua Bucharest: Robinson Zapata; Ifeany Emeghara, Dorin Goian, Mihai Nesu, Ionut Rada; Vasilica Cristocea, Nicolae Dica, Florin Lovin, Ovidiu Petre; Valentin Badea, Adrian NeagaArsenal started brightly, with Theo Walcott in particular showing some of his promise.The 18 year-old was on the receiving end of a beautiful pass from the fit-again Robin van Persie, but shot just wide after only two minutes of play.A few minutes later he had
Steaua Bucharest travel to London this Wednesday as English giants Arsenal try to regain their winning form on home soil.The Gunners lost their first match of the season in their last Champions League match away to Sevilla. Soon after, the squad lost their first Premier League game in a shock 2-1 defeat at Middlesbrough.While Arsenal have already qualified for the Champions League knockout stages, Arsene Wenger will be looking for a win to boost his side's confidence ahead of a tough Premier League clash against Chelsea.The North London club could also go first in the group if they defeat Steaua and Sevilla falter in Prague.Steaua have nothing to play for, as they are four points adrift of third-placed Slavia Prague, meaning that the Romanian team will be knocked out of European competition no matter Wednesday's results.Arsene Wenger's young side will still have a tough time defeating Steaua though, especially considering the large number of injuries.Arsenal will still be missing Ce
(C)Mihai All rights reservedBucharest - House of Parliament. The second largest building in the world after the American Pentagon in Washington, DC.www.iloveyouromania.blogspot.com
Who said that only the French have an Arch of Triumph? Well there is another one in Bucharest in Romania…it’s a little smaller and it’s not connected to the Champs d’Elysees…but it is called the Arch of Triumph and serves the same purpose as the original Arch of Triumph in Paris.
Bucharest Arch of [...]
(C)RRA city with more than 3million people.. A very crowded place, a financial district and a cultural hot-spot. A city of contrasts :) This is Bucharest, my home town.Bucharest - Piata Universitatii (University Square)www.iloveyouromania.blogspot.com
Adobe Romania invite around 80 flash and flex programmers to first Flex Camp in Romania.
What can I say … cool … a lot of new stuff. New products, a new IDE, we see some AIR stuff and results, also we got the feeling that Flex we be developed from now on for different user need (VoIP, video, data synchronization, visual effect and so on …).
Was a great opportunity for me to meet the team and I will be there to the next camp in 2008 January. For more details, presentations and other information please visit Flex camp web site at http://www.flex.org/camp.
Adobe team was very friendly, you can get a lot of help from them, at any time. Read the documentation, get new releases, report bugs or suggest features this is what Adobe team expects from a good developer. Go to bug web site and post bugs, it there are any at http://bugs.adobe.com/flex/.
Match PreviewArsenal became the first team to beat Steaua Bucharest in Romania today, thanks to a left-footed goal from Robin van Persie. The gunners kept their top spot in Group H on six points, three points ahead of nearest rivals Sevilla (who we beat 3-0 at the Emirates) and Slavia Prague. Steaua are on the bottom now, having yet to win any points.The victory was hard-fought, and it seemed at points as though a goal would never come. Steaua defended brilliantly, with Eugen Baciu performing especially well. Nonetheless, a pull-back from Emmanuel Adebayor (who had been a doubt for the game) resulted in a Robin van Persie goal, securing three points for Arsene Wenger's boys.Lineups:Steaua Bucharest: Robinson Zapata; Eugen Baciu, Ifeany Emeghara, Petre Marin, Ionut Rada; Nicolae Dica, Banel Nicolita, Petre Ovidiu; Valentin Badea, Adrian Neaga, Romeo SurduArsenal: Manuel Almunia; Bacary Sagna, Kolo Toure, Philippe Senderos, Gael Clichy; Alex Hleb, Cesc Fabregas, Mathieu Flamini, Emmanue
Match ReviewThis Tuesday Premier League table-toppers Arsenal face off with Romania's second place team Steaua Bucharest. Arsene Wenger's young guns will go into the match full of confidence, riding a streak of 8 straight wins in all competitions.The Gunners are first in Group H, following a convincing 3-0 victory over Spanish side Sevilla. Steaua are on the other side of the table, having lost their opening match to Slavia Prague 0-1. They will face a tough challenge against the talented Gunners, who have yet to lose a game this season.Arsenal are heavy favorites to win both Tuesday's match against Steaua and Champions League Group H. However, their task will be made a bit more difficult due to the absence of Alex Hleb, who was injured in the 1-0 win over West Ham yesterday. Other players who will miss the match are William Gallas, Tomas Rosicky, and Jens Lehmann, although all are set to come back some time soon, after their long-term injuries.Edit: Hleb, Adebayor, Flamini and Diab
Job: Doctoral training in Electrical Engineering and Computational Science
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Romanian champions Steaua Bucharest don't get much press, playing as they do in unfashionable Eastern Europe, but this club has the look of Jose Mourinho's old Porto sides - disciplined when in their own half, crafty and wry on the attack, and generally full of spit and vinegar. The way they manhandled Dynamo Kiev in their UEFA Champions League Group E opener a fortnight ago opened a few eyes aro
The tournament was held on 14-26th January in Bucharest, Romania. IM Constantin Lupulescu has earned GM norm.
Final standings:
1. IM Constantin Lupulescu (ROM 2528) 10 points out of 12 rounds
2. IM Vasile Sanduleac (MDA 2479) 9
3. IM Andrei Murariu (ROM 2441) 8,5
4. GM Mikhail Golubev (UKR 2517)...
RACE AROUND THE PALACE
The FIA GT Championship will be racing around the streets of Bucharest in
Romania this weekend and if the weather forecast is to be believed
it’s going to be a hot one! The Bucharest track has a magnificent
backdrop in the form of the ‘People’s Palace’, the
second largest building in the world, built during [...]
Jose Peseiro, sacked by Rapid Bucharest after last week's UEFA Cup knock-out, was on Wednesday granted a reprieve and given his old job back, local media reported.
The Portuguese coach was fired by club president Fathi Taher after Rapid's 1-1 draw with German side Wolfsburg which spelled the end of their ...
