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2011, Volume 15, Issue 2
- 79-93 An Architectural Solution of Assistance e-Services for Diabetes Diet
by Vasile AVRAM & Diana AVRAM
- 94-106 Theoretical and Factual Meaning in Assisted Instruction
by Gabriel ZAMFIR
- 107-118 Building Robust E-learning Software Systems Using Web Technologies
by Diana BUTUCEA & Cezar Liviu CERVINSCHI
- 119-129 A Windows Phone 7 Oriented Secure Architecture for Business Intelligence Mobile Applications
by Silvia TRIF & Adrian VISOIU
- 130-141 Reconfigurability Function Deployment in Software Development
by Stelian BRAD & Adrian CHIOREANU & Mircea FULEA & Bogdan MOCAN & Emilia BRAD
- 142-152 On Best Practices for Risk Management in Complex Projects
by Dan BENTA & Marius PODEAN & Cristian MIRCEAN
- 153-164 Survey of the Use of Steganography over the Internet
by Lavinia Mihaela DINCÄ'
- 165-174 Collaborative Systems – Finite State Machines
by Ion IVAN & Cristian CIUREA & Sorin PAVEL
- 175-183 Implementing SaaS Solution for CRM
by Adriana LIMBÄ'ÅžAN & Lucia RUSU
- 184-193 IT Clusters as a Special Type of Industrial Clusters
by Catalin BOJA
2011, Volume 15, Issue 1
- 5-21 An Overview of Vertical Handoff Decision Algorithms in NGWNs and a new Scheme for Providing Optimized Performance in Heterogeneous Wireless Networks
by Ionut BOSOANCA & Anca VARGATU
- 22-30 Deriving Trading Rules Using Gene Expression Programming
by Adrian VISOIU
- 31-47 A Genetic Programming Approach to Geometrical Digital Content Modeling in Web Oriented Applications
by Dragos PALAGHITA
- 48-61 Application of Particle Swarm Optimization to Formative E-Assessment in Project Management
by Maria-Iuliana DASCALU
- 62-68 Public Transport Route Finding using a Hybrid Genetic Algorithm
by Liviu Adrian COTFAS & Andreea DIOSTEANU
- 69-79 Using Genetic Algorithms in Secured Business Intelligence Mobile Applications
by Silvia TRIF
- 80-91 Using Genetic Algorithms for Building Metrics of Collaborative Systems
by Cristian CIUREA
- 92-103 Emergent Frameworks for Decision Support Systems
by Ioana Andreea STANESCU & Florin Gheorghe FILIP
- 104-113 A Process for Engineer Domain Ontology: An Experience in Developing Business Analysis Ontology
by Irena ATANASOVA
- 114-128 Testing the Application for Analyzing Structured Entities
by Ion IVAN & Bogdan VINTILA
- 129-139 Techniques for Representation of Regional Clusters in Geographical In-formation Systems
by Adriana REVEIU
- 140-150 A Bluetooth Solution for Public Information Systems
by Nicolae Radu MARSANU & Radu Gabriel CIOBANU
- 151-159 Practical Methods for Information Security Risk Management
by Cristian AMANCEI
- 160-166 IT Solution for Security Management in the Cadastral Field
by Emanuil REDNIC
- 167-182 Implementing a Decision-Aware System for Loan Contracting Decision Process
by Razvan PETRUSEL & Daniel MICAN & Cristina-Claudia DOLEAN
- 183-188 A Stock Trading Algorithm Model Proposal, based on Technical Indicators Signals
by Darie MOLDOVAN & Mircea MOCA & Stefan Ioan NITCHI
- 189-195 The SGIA and the Common Growing Language
by Laurentiu CIOVICA & Liviu CIOVICA & Marian Pompiliu CRISTESCU & Corina Ioana CRISTESCU
- 196-206 Open Source Approach to Project Management Tools
by Romeo MARGEA & Camelia MARGEA
- 207-219 Multiagent-Based Model For ESCM
by Delia MARINCAS
- 220-227 The Place of e-Learning in Romanian Universities' Strategies
by Ramona LACUREZEANU & Robert BUCHMANN & Paul BRESFELEAN & Valerica MARES
- 228-240 Security Risk Management - Approaches and Methodology
by Elena Ramona STROIE & Alina Cristina RUSU
2010, Volume 14, Issue 4
- 7-18 Reliability and Its Quantitative Measures
by Alexandru ISAIC-MANIU
- 19-29 Estimation of the Reliability of Distributed Applications
by Marian Pompiliu CRISTESCU & Laurentiu CIOVICA
- 30-47 Improving Software Performance in the Compute Unified Device Architecture
by Alexandru PIRJAN
- 48-56 Software Reliability in Semantic Web Service Composition Applications
by Liviu Adrian COTFAS & Andreea DIOSTEANU
- 57-67 Integration of the Functional Testing with the General Theory of the Technical Diagnosis
by Mihai POPESCU
- 68-77 Reliability and Security - Convergence or Divergence
by Emil BURTESCU
- 78-86 Evolution of Decision Support Systems Research Field in Numbers
by Ana-Maria SUDUC & Mihai BIZOI & Marius CIOCA & Florin Gheorghe FILIP
- 87-96 Exploring the Usability of Municipal Web Sites: A Comparison Based on Expert Evaluation Results from Four Case Studies
by Costin PRIBEANU & Ruxandra-Dora MARINESCU & Dragos Daniel IORDACHE & Maria GHEORGHE-MOISII
- 97-113 A General Approach of Quality Cost Management Suitable for Effective Implementation in Software Systems
by Stelian BRAD
- 114-123 The Development and the Evaluation of a System for Extracting Events from Web Pages
by Mihai-Constantin AVORNICULUI & Silviu Claudiu POPA & Constantin AVORNICULUI
- 124-131 Cardiovascular Attributable Risk and Risk Factors Evaluations as a Matter of Statistics and Data Mining Confluences
by Dan Andrei SITAR TAUT & Adela-Viviana SITAR-TAUT
- 132-138 Aspects of a Watermark Solution
by Dominic BUCERZAN & Crina RATIU & Ioan DASCAL
- 139-146 The Design of a Distributed Database for Doctoral Studies Management
by Eniko Elisabeta TOLEA & Aurelian Razvan COSTIN
- 147-155 The Evaluation of Ontology Matching versus Text
by Andreea-Diana MIHIS
- 156-163 Overlapping Boundaries of the Project Time Management and Project Risk Management
by Marius PODEAN & Dan BENTA & Cristian MIRCEAN
- 164-170 Matchmaking Framework for B2B E-Marketplaces
by Fekete ZOLTAN ALPAR
- 171-182 Information Systems in University Learning
by Gheorghe SABAU & Ion LUNGU & Razvan BOLOGA & Ana Ramona BOLOGA & Alexandra Maria Ioana FLOREA
- 183-195 The Development of Citizen Oriented Informatics
by Ion IVAN & Leonard SACUIU & Daniel MILODIN & Mihai GEORGESCU
- 196-208 ERP inside Large Organizations
by Constantin Daniel AVRAM
2010, Volume 14, Issue 3
- 5-20 WiFi Hot Spot Service Business for the Automotive and Oil Industries: A Competitive Analysis
by Louis-Francois PAU & M.H.P. OREMUS
- 21-33 The Determinants of the Global Mobile Telephone Deployment: An Empirical Analysis
by Sheikh Taher ABU & Masatsugu TSUJI
- 34-46 Audit Process during Projects for Development of New Mobile IT Application
by Marius POPA
- 47-59 Secure Architecture for M-Learning Bluetooth Services
by Catalin BOJA & Lorena BATAGAN & Alin ZAMFIROIU
- 60-74 Mobile and Social: Ten Best Practices for Designing Mobile Applications
by Liviu LICA
- 75-85 Project Management Methodology for the Development of M-Learning Web Based Applications
by Adrian VISOIU
- 86-97 The Development of a Mobile Application in a Collaborative Banking System
by Cristian CIUREA
- 98-105 Consuming Web Services on Mobile Platforms
by Alin COBARZAN
- 106-115 Developing Mobile Learning Applications for Android using Web Services
by Paul POCATILU
- 116-127 Personalized Training in Romanian SME's ERP Implementation Projects
by Iuliana DOROBAT (SCORTA) & Floarea NASTASE
- 128-139 A Survey on Potential of the Support Vector Machines in Solving Classification and Regression Problems
by Luminita STATE & Catalina COCIANU & Doina FUSARU
- 140-152 Design of an Interface for Page Rank Calculation using Web Link Attributes Information
by Jeyalatha SIVARAMAKRISHNAN & Vijayakumar BALAKRISHNAN & Ehtesham HAZARIKA
- 153-164 Quantitative Techniques used for the Informal Economy Analysis at National and Regional Level
by Tudorel ANDREI & Andreea Iluzia IACOB & Stelian STANCU & Bogdan OANCEA
- 165-178 Algorithms for Extracting Frequent Episodes in the Process of Temporal Data Mining
by Alexandru PIRJAN
- 179-188 Collaborative Solution Architecture for Developing a National Interoperability Framework in Romania
by Bogdan GHILIC-MICU & Marinela MIRCEA & Codrin NISIOIU & Catalin Ionut SILVESTRU & Marian STOICA
- 189-198 Business Process Management in Service-Oriented Companies
by Simona KLEINHEMPEL & Stefan Ioan NITCHI & Lucia RUSU
- 199-205 Multicriterial Methods used in Expert Systems for Business Decision Making
by Cornelia MUNTEAN & Mihaela MUNTEAN
2010, Volume 14, Issue 2
- 5-18 On Measuring the Criticality of Various Variables and Processes in Organization Information Systems: Proposed Methodological Procedure
by Jagdish PATHAK & Abdulkadir HUSSEIN & Ram SRIRAM & S. Ejaz AHMED
- 19-26 Component Approach to Software Development for Distributed Multi-Database System
by Muthaiyan MADIAJAGAN & Vijayakumar BALAKRISHNAN & Sri Hari Haran SEENIVASAN
- 27-36 Optimizing Anti-Phishing Solutions Based on User Awareness, Education and the Use of the Latest Web Security Solutions
by Ion LUNGU & Alexandru TABUSCA
- 37-44 Some Considerations about Modern Database Machines
by Manole VELICANU & Daniela LITAN & Aura-Mihaela MOCANU (VIRGOLICI)
- 45-54 Hybrid Solution for Integrated Trading
by Vlad DIACONITA
- 55-60 Improving SQL Server Perform
by Nicolae MERCIOIU & Victor VLADUCU
- 61-71 Optimizing Spatial Databases
by Anda VELICANU & Åžtefan OLARU
- 72-85 Security Optimization for Distributed Applications Oriented on Very Large Data Sets
by Mihai DOINEA & Sorin PAVEL
- 86-96 Optimizing Client Latency in a Distributed System by Using the "Remote Façade†Design Pattern
by Cosmin RABLOU
- 97-107 ASETS – An Academic Trading Simulation Platform
by Claudiu VINTE & Alexandru LIXANDRU & Andrei JURUBITA & Adrian BARDAN
- 108-119 Contributions to Using IT in Education: An Educational Video Player
by Ciprian CUCU & Marian Pompiliu CRISTESCU & Corina Ioana CRISTESCU
- 120-132 E-Commerce Applications Ranking
by Marilena DUMITRACHE
- 133-144 The Modern Approach to Industrial Maintenance Management
by Vasile DEAC & Gheorghe CARSTEA & Constantin BAGU & Florea PARVU
2010, Volume 14, Issue 1
- 5-20 E-Commerce Audit Judgment Expertise: Does Expertise in System Change Management and Information Technology Auditing Mediate E-Commerce Audit Judgment Expertise?
by Jagdish PATHAK & Mary LIND & Mohammad ABDOLMOHAMMADI
- 21-31 Information Systems Audit for University Governance in Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies
by Ion Gh. ROSCA & Pavel NASTASE & Florin MIHAI
- 32-42 Audit Methodology for IT Governance
by Mirela GHEORGHE
- 43-48 Audit for Information Systems Security
by Ana-Maria SUDUC & Mihai BIZOI & Florin Gheorghe FILIP
- 49-58 Increasing the Efficiency of IT Audit Methodology by Using the Organizations Tolerance to IT Systems Availability
by Cristian AMANCEI & Traian SURCEL
- 59-65 Changing Methodologies in Financial Audit and Their Impact on Information Systems Audit
by Daniel VILSANOIU & Mihaela SERBAN
- 66-77 The Audit of Business Intelligence Solutions
by Bogdan GHILIC-MICU & Marinela MIRCEA & Marian STOICA
- 78-92 An Auditing Approach for ERP Systems Examining Human Factors that Influence ERP User Satisfaction
by Theodoros MITAKOS & Ioannis ALMALIOTIS & Anna DEMEROUTI
- 93-102 Auditing IT Governance
by Florin-Mihai ILIESCU
- 103-112 Using Quantitative Methods as Support for Audit of the Distributed Informatics Systems
by Marius POPA & Sergiu Marin CAPISIZU
- 113-118 Risks and Audit Objectives for IT Outsourcing
by Claudiu BRANDAS
- 119-127 The Informatics Audit - A Collaborative Process
by Cristian CIUREA
- 128-136 Audit Techniques for Service Oriented Architecture Applications
by Liviu Adrian COTFAS & Dragos PALAGHITA & Bogdan VINTILA
- 137-144 Mobile Learning Applications Audit
by Paul POCATILU & Adrian POCOVNICU
- 145-151 The Audit of the Application's Management of the Structured Entities Orthogonality
by Ion IVAN & Daniel MILODIN
- 152-162 Security Assessment of Web Based Distributed Applications
by Catalin BOJA & Mihai DOINEA
- 163-171 Outsourcing the Business Services
by Ioan I. ANDONE & Vasile Daniel PAVALOAIA
- 172-181 A Simple Web Platform Solution for M-Learning
by Alin MUNTEAN & Nicolae TOMAI
- 182-190 Online Project Management for Dynamic e-Collaboration
by Lucia RUSU & Vasile RUSU
- 191-200 Web-Based Group Decision Support System: an Economic Application
by Ion ISTUDOR & Luminita DUTA
- 201-207 Decision Support System and Customer Relationship Management as Components of the Cybernetic System Enterprise
by Ruxandra MISDOLEA
- 208-216 Upon a Message-Oriented Trading API
by Claudiu VINTE
2009, Volume 13, Issue 4
- 5-10 The Integrated Knowledge Space - the Foundation for Enhancing the Effectiveness of the University's Innovative Activity
by Vladimir TIKHOMIROV & Natalia TIKHOMIROVA & Valentina MAKSIMOVA & Yury TELNOV
- 11-23 Capture and Reuse of Knowledge in ICT-based Decisional Environments
by Ioana Andreea STANESCU & Florin Gheorghe FILIP
- 24-31 Measuring the Performance of Corporate Knowledge Management Systems
by Ioan I. ANDONE
- 32-38 Knowledge Management Approaches in Portal-Based Collaborative
by Mihaela I. MUNTEAN
- 39-50 Cross-cultural Knowledge Management
by Felicia ALBESCU & Irina PUGNA & Dorel Mihai PARASCHIV
- 51-62 Learning e-Learning
by Gabriel ZAMFIR
- 63-74 Managing Knowledge as Business Rules
by Anca Ioana ANDREESCU & Marinela MIRCEA
- 75-89 Systematic Integration of Innovation in Process Improvement Projects Using the Enhanced Sigma-TRIZ Algorithm and Its Effective Use by Means of a Knowledge Management Software Platform
by Stelian BRAD & Mircea FULEA & Emilia BRAD & Bogdan MOCAN
- 90-98 Agent Based Knowledge Management Solution using Ontology, Semantic Web Services and GIS
by Andreea DIOSTEANU & Liviu Adrian COTFAS
- 99-108 A model for Business Intelligence Systems' Development
by Adela BARA & Iuliana BOTHA & Vlad DIACONITA & Ion LUNGU & Anda VELICANU & Manole VELICANU
- 109-115 Top Management Control Functions for Information Systems in Small and Medium Enterprises
by Uma VIJAYAKUMAR
- 116-128 Comparing Two Multivariable Complexity Functions Using One-variable Complexity Classes
by Andrei Horia MOGOS & Adina Magda FLOREA
- 129-136 A Modular Logic Approach for Expressing Web Services in XML Applying Dynamic Rules in XML
by Theodoros MITAKOS & Ioannis ALMALIOTIS
- 137-147 Class-Based Weighted Window for TCP Fairness in WLANs
by Mojtaba SEYEDZADEGAN & Mohamed OTHMAN
- 148-158 An Agent-Based Framework for E-Commerce Information Retrieval Management Using Genetic Algorithms
by Floarea NASTASE & Radu Ioan MOGOS
- 159-167 An Ontology-centered Approach for Designing an Interactive Competence Management System for IT Companies
by Cristina NICULESCU & Stefan TRAUSAN-MATU
- 168-179 Preprocessing and Content/Navigational Pages Identification as Premises for an Extended Web Usage Mining Model Development
by Daniel MICAN & Dan Andrei SITAR TAUT
2009, Volume 13, Issue 3
- 5-17 Exploring Multimedia Web Conferencing
by Ana-Maria SUDUC & Mihai BIZOI & Florin Gheorghe FILIP
- 18-25 Principles of Multimedia News Systems for Business Applications
by Ioan I. ANDONE
- 26-35 Multimedia Technologies and Virtual Organizing of Learning
by Grigore PIROSCA & Florina MOHANU
- 36-48 Multimedia and Decision-Making Process
by Ovidiu-Alin DOBRICAN
- 49-58 Numerical Methods for Obtaining Multimedia Graphical Effects
by Alexandru SMEUREANU & Stefan Daniel DUMITRESCU
- 59-66 Multimedia Flavor in Directory Services Environment
by Emanuil REDNIC & Andrei TOMA
- 67-74 A Comparison of Quantitative and Qualitative Data from a Formative Usability Evaluation of an Augmented Reality Learning Scenario
by Dragos Daniel IORDACHE & Costin PRIBEANU
- 75-87 Survey on Multimedia Technologies for Mobile Learning Applications
by Paul POCATILU & Catalin BOJA
- 88-95 Generating Multimedia Components for M-Learning
by Adriana REVEIU & Ion SMEUREANU & Marian DARDALA
- 96-105 A Capacity Supply Model for Virtualized Servers
by Alexander PINNOW & Stefan OSTERBURG
- 106-118 Importance Sampling for a Markov Modulated Queuing Network with Customer Impatience until the End of Service
by Ebrahim MAHDIPOUR & Amir Masoud RAHMANI & Saeed SETAYESHI
- 119-131 A Missing Piece of RSS Technology
by Ladda PREECHAVEERAKUL & Wichuta KAEWNOPPARAT & Dararat SAELEE
- 132-139 Web Mining Functions in an Academic Search Application
by Jeyalatha SIVARAMAKRISHNAN & Vijayakumar BALAKRISHNAN
- 140-152 Orthogonally Based Digital Content Management Applicable to Projects-bases
by Ion IVAN & Andrei SANDU & Daniel MILODIN & Cosmin LUGOJI
- 153-164 Partially Supervised Approach in Signal Recognition
by Catalina COCIANU & Luminita STATE & Doru CONSTANTIN & Corina SARARU
- 165-178 Characteristics of the Audit Processes for Distributed Informatics Systems
by Marius POPA & Cristian TOMA & Cristian AMANCEI
- 179-188 Econometric Models Used in the Analysis of the Informal Economy at the Regional Level
by Tudorel ANDREI & Bogdan OANCEA & Andreea Iluzia IACOB & Stelian STANCU
2009, Volume 13, Issue 2
- 5-11 Collaborative Environments. Considerations Concerning Some Collaborative Systems
by Mihaela I. MUNTEAN
- 12-19 Collaboration and Virtualization in Large Information Systems Projects
by Stefan Ioan NITCHI & Alin MIHAILA & Marius PODEAN
- 20-31 Web Content Management Systems, a Collaborative Environment in the Information Society
by Daniel MICAN & Nicolae TOMAI & Robert Ioan COROS
- 32-40 A Collaborative System Software Solution for Modeling Business Flows Based on Automated Semantic Web Service Composition
by Ion SMEUREANU & Andreea DIOSTEANU
- 41-49 A Metrics Approach for Collaborative Systems
by Cristian CIUREA
- 50-58 A Collaborative GIS Solution for Public Transport
by Liviu Adrian COTFAS & Mihai Catalin CROICU & Dumitru COTFAS
- 59-67 Collaborative Virtual Enterprise Environment and Decision Mining
by Razvan PETRUSEL
- 68-75 Quorums Systems as a Method to Enhance Collaboration for Achieving Fault Tolerance in Distributed System
by Ioan PETRI
- 76-85 The Informatics of the Equity Markets - A Collaborative Approach
by Claudiu VINTE
- 86-94 Intelligent Decisional Assistant that Facilitate the Choice of a Proper Computer System Applied in Busines
by Nicolae MARGINEAN
- 95-102 About Parallel Programming: Paradigms, Parallel Execution and Collaborative Systems
by Loredana MOCEAN & Monica CIACA
- 103-109 Computer-Based Decision Support for Railroad Transportation Systems: an Investment Case Study
by Luminita DUTA & Adrian BITULEANU & Florin Gheorghe FILIP & Ion ISTUDOR
- 110-119 Design of Hybrid Network Anomalies Detection System (H-NADS) Using IP Gray Space Analysis
by Yogendra Kumar JAIN & Sandip S. PATIL
- 120-127 Performance Analysis of On-Demand Routing Protocols in Wireless Mesh Networks
by Arafatur RAHMAN & Saiful AZAD & Farhat ANWAR
- 128-135 Enabling Mobile Communications for the Needy: Affordability Methodology, and Approaches to Requalify Universal Service Measures
by Louis-Francois PAU
- 136-146 Underdeveloped ICT areas in Sub-Saharan Africa
by Alfonso AVILA
- 147-154 Mobile Operator Supports Refugees and Disabled in Georgia
by Zviad KIRTAVA
- 155-165 Universal Service in a Broader Perspective: The European Digital Divide
by Maria Concepcion GARCIA-JIMENEZ & Jose Luis GOMEZ-BARROSO
- 166-174 Achieving Universal Access to Broadband
by Morten FALCH & Anders HENTEN
- 175-188 Telecommunications for the Needy: How needed are they?
by Pedro PUGA & Gustavo CARDOSO & Rita ESPANHA & Sandro MENDONCA
2009, Volume 13, Issue 1
- 9-15 Forecasting Demand of Potential Factors in Data Centers
by Alexander PINNOW & Stefan OSTERBURG & Lars HANISCH
- 16-28 Security Issues of the Digital Certificates within Public Key Infrastructures
by Cristian TOMA
- 29-37 Using Very Large Volume Data Sets for Collaborative Systems Study
by Ion IVAN & Cristian CIUREA
- 38-46 V-Model Role Engineering
by Radu CONSTANTINESCU
- 45-56 Business Process Management Integration Solution in Financial Sector
by Silviu Florin TEODORU
- 57-63 Biometric Security for Cell Phones
by Adrian POCOVNICU
- 64-74 Structure Refinement for Vulnerability Estimation Models using Genetic Algorithm Based Model Generators
by Adrian VISOIU
- 75-83 Guide to Good Practice in using Open Source Compilers with the AGCC Lexical Analyzer
by Rocsana BUCEA-MANEA-TONIS
- 84-99 Database Systems - Present and Future
by Ion LUNGU & Manole VELICANU & Iuliana BOTHA
- 100-107 Enhancing Privacy for Biometric Identification Cards
by Paul BALANOIU
- 108-116 Implementing a Copyright Management System
by Andrei TOMA & Emanuil REDNIC
- 117-126 IT & C Projects Duration Assessment Based on Audit and Software Reengineering
by Cosmin TOMOZEI & Marius VETRICI & Cristian AMANCEI
- 127-136 Detection of the Security Vulnerabilities in Web Applications
by Marius POPA
- 137-145 E-Business Security Architectures
by Mihai DOINEA
2008, Volume XII, Issue 4
- 5-12 Business Intelligence & Knowledge Management - Technological Support for Strategic Management in the Knowledge Based Economy
by Felicia ALBESCU & Dorel Mihai PARASCHIV & Irina PUGNA
- 13-16 ERP System Audit a Control Support For Knowledge Management
by Cristian AMANCEI & Traian SURCEL
- 17-21 Efficient Algorithmic Techniques for Several Multidimensional Geometric Data Management and Analysis Problems
by Mugurel Ionut ANDREICA
- 22-26 The Informational System - Factor of Success in the Management of the Organization
by Florica BADEA & Cristina BOLCAS
- 27-30 Knowledge Dynamics and Economy Growth
by Lorena BATAGAN
- 31-35 The Evaluation of the Project Management Programmes Quality
by Constanta Nicoleta BODEA & Narcisa CIOBOTAR & Melania-Carmen COMAN & Xiangnan LU
- 36-38 Motivational Issues in Knowledge Work
by Anca Madalina BOGDAN
- 39-42 An Evolutive Model of Knowledge-Based Organizational Populations
by Bogdan BOLDEA & Costin Radu BOLDEA
- 43-46 Knowledgedynamics and Thermodynamics
by Constantin BRATIANU
- 47-50 Connections Between Learning Styles and the Quality of Learning
by Mihaela Cristina BUGHELEA (LAUDONIU) & Gabriela DUMITRESCU (DRAGAN)
- 51-53 The Network's Data Security Risk Analysis
by Emil BURTESCU
- 54-60 Human Resources Management in the Knowledge Management
by Iulia CHIVU & Dan POPESCU
- 61-64 Instruments for Students' Self Evaluation
by Nelu CIRNEANU & Toma PLESANU & Mirela PUSCASU
- 65-68 Knowledge Management Architecture - Principles and Tendencies
by Corina Ioana CRISTESCU & Marian Pompiliu CRISTESCU
- 69-73 Waste Management Using a Multilevel Distributed System and Data Mining
by Viorel ARITON & Laura DANILESCU & Marcel DANILESCU
- 74-76 Taxonomies of Organizational Knowledge
by Alina Mihaela DIMA & Vitalie STANCOV
- 77-79 Aspects Regarding the Scientific Production of a University
by Ionela DUMITRU
- 80-82 Knowledge management and eLearning
by Alina Mihaela ION
- 83-86 Validation of Metrics for Collaborative Systems
by Cristian CIUREA & Ion IVAN
- 87-90 Document Management vs. Knowledge Management
by Sergiu JECAN
- 91-94 Learning Content Management Systems
by Tache JURUBESCU
- 95-100 Transforming Knowledge into Business Value: The Bilingual Glossary of Knowledge Management Terms and Definitions
by Luiza KRAFT & Mirela PUSCASU
- 101-104 New Method for Modeling and Operating of the Virtual Enterprises
by Valentin LARION
- 105-112 The Conception of the General Content of the Composition, Structure and Working of the Informative Components of the Economic Knowledge Base
by Tudor St. LEAHU
- 113-116 Web Metasearch Result Clustering System
by Adina LIPAI
- 117-121 Knowledge Dynamics
by Anca MANDRULEANU
- 122-129 EU Services Directive - Design Approaches for Romania
by Codrin NISIOIU & Cosmin RENTEA & Catalin Ionut SILVESTRU & Jorn von LUCKE
- 130-135 Electronic Universal Vote
by Cristian USCATU
2008, Volume XII, Issue 3
- 5-11 Performance Evaluation of IP Based Multimedia Services in UMTS
by Amry Daulat GULTOM & Prima Dewi PURNAMASARI & Riri Fitri SARI & Fauzan ZAINI
- 12-16 EU Services Directive - Analysis of Requirements
by Codrin NISIOIU & Cosmin RENTEA & Catalin Ionut SILVESTRU & Jorn von LUCKE


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"I worked here as an Internal Employee. Consider other options if you are considering this industry. "
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- Culture & Values
- Career Opportunities
I worked at Aureus Medical full-time (more than 3 years)
-Opportunity for young and inexperienced people in business to develop skills and make an income not often found elsewhere, however this is true with other companies in the same industry. I learned a lot about business development and other aspects both good and bad. I value the experience here but in hindsight would not start over.
-High Turnover- Few new hires actually make it through to 2 years without quitting or being fired to become successful. Maybe 1 in 3 or 1 in 4.
-The red tape set up by the company for compliance actually causes a lot of headaches and problems for Account Managers to a point where you are then fighting to keep Clients happy and external employees happy despite jumping through the internal hoops. Better collaboration of departments (compliance, sales, admin, etc.) could make this job much more sustainable and successful.
-Base Salary does not adjust enough to be commensurate with experience in the job and your performance.
After a couple of years I came to find out that some of my colleagues had been hired for a significantly higher base salary due to more prior work experience despite the fact that I had been told that there was an absolute ceiling on starting salary. All things considered, that is actually fine to value prior work experience, however they were making significantly more in base salary than I was even though I was bringing in a LOT more revenue each month after we had gotten established in the job.. That is truly degrading and makes a person feel like you have had wool pulled over your eyes by an organization that is supposed to care about each employee so much. There are no big jumps in salary after that. They would rather let people walk out the door than show any sort of weakness to make them feel valued. The reality is that the internal employees are treated just like they train them to treat the external (travelers) and try to make as much margin as possible off of them. Everyone is dispensable and will put the next robot in your seat if you don't like it.
Your cost of turnover is likely more than it would cost to make people truly feel valued.
Upper management is separated from reality by a wall of communication that stops at middle management.
CEO seems great on the few occasions you actually seem him, but it is hard to tell if he really is not in tune with the morale at lower level due to the disconnect or if he distances himself from it and makes lower level management be the bad guys.
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"Once a good company to do contract work for-Now, don't even waste time with them. "
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- Work/Life Balance
- Senior Management
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- Career Opportunities
I worked at Aureus Medical as a contractor (more than 3 years)Pros
At the present time -none. Years ago, you would have the same recruiter/s working with you. And they followed through, placed you and kept in contact while you were on an assignment and paid as promised.
Within last 5 years there seems to be some type of revolving door, with totally incompetent people who will call you endlessly about a "hot" job, to only find out, it never existed in the first place. I believe they have some sort of quota of phone calls to meet weekly. The current people in place are incredibly clueless.Cons
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PARIS -- CGG has completed a large FALCON Airborne Gravity Gradiometer (AGG) survey for Buru Energy Limited in the Canning Superbasin, Western Australia.
Acquisition of the 43,951 line km survey at 1,000 m line spacing began at the end of September and was completed at the end of November. CGG won this survey as a follow-up to the Yakka Munga survey it conducted for Buru Energy last year over their Ungani discovery well in an adjacent block within the Canning basin.
Buru Energy decided to fly AGG over more of their expanding acreage in the Canning, as it provided a rapid and effective evaluation of remote areas, where ground access was difficult. Interpreted AGG data provided early understanding of geological structure, enabling new seismic acquisition to be more strategically located for their ongoing exploration program.
Benoit Ribadeau-Dumas, senior executive V.P., Acquisition, CGG, said, "CGG was selected for this second Falcon AGG survey based on the success of the Ungani survey, the close working relationship that developed between Buru and CGG geoscientists during their joint interpretation of the AGG data and CGG's proven high-quality, efficient and safe data acquisition performance."
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Give your students a jumpstart on fitness with this fun activity pack!
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It's a one-handed, horizontal jump rope for one or more jumpers!
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Onions going to seed
A few weeks ago, I asked how to tell when onions are ready to be harvested, and I was told that the tops will die. Well, what if they start going to seed first? Some of my onions are doing that. Should I pinch off the seed heads? Thanks for any info.
The same thing is happening to a few of my onions. From what I could find by googling it, sounds like it's caused from erratic temperatures (which is almost always the case in Portland, OR this time of year). Also, it's definitely not a good thing, as onions aren't supposed to flower, and you might as well use them now (as PNbrown suggests).
Mine are flowering right now because of the temp fluctuations (I'm in NorCal). The previous renters planted them, so I don't care that they're not being prolific, but they're total duds. I pulled a couple out to see what they looked like, which was giant green onions. Kept them out to dry for a few days and somebody who isn't allergic to them cracked it open, no good at all. I'll just keep them until they finish flowering and have somebody pull them all for me. This was my exact question a week or so ago.
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WH Correspondents Dinner: Nancy Pelosi plays part of Harry Reid to deliver incredibly bad Koch brothers 'joke'
**Written by Doug Powers
I didn't watch the White House Correspondents Dinner last night and enjoyed every minute of it. This morning though I saw the opening bit, which was a recorded video featuring Joe Biden, Michelle Obama, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Nancy Pelosi, who played the part of Harry Reid (surprising Reid didn't get a writing credit on the "joke" below).
The Pelosi scene was awkward from the start, with Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Joe Biden walking in on Nancy while she was getting her weekly forearm Botox injections:
Here's the "joke" Pelosi delivered as she was supposedly getting a tattoo which read "Gavel Time!"
"Do you know the difference between a tattoo and the Koch brothers? They're both painful, but you can get rid of a tattoo."
Ouch. That really needed this sound effect:
Here's the full video that kicked off the WHCD. Pelosi's scene starts at about the 5:00 mark, so put on a helmet and prepare for an exploding joke bomb… or two… or three:
Trivia: That's the same tattoo artist who once ran out of ink drawing Harry Reid's "Koch brothers Koch brothers KOCH BROTHERS KOCH BROTHERS" tramp stamp.
Exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of Pelosi's prep for the scene:
There's some good mockery at MOTUS, including a rundown of what People Magazine thought were the funniest jokes (there must have been a nitrous oxide leak at People HQ).
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SEED MA-280 Mini-ITX Case - Specifications, Availability and PricingAn upstart manufacturer makes its debut at TweakTown with the MA-280 m-ITX chassis. Let's see what the MA-280 has to offer nettop users.
Specifications, Availability and Pricing
The MA-280 is made mostly of 0.8mm SECC steel that has been approved to keep EMI at bay. This will help to allow the MA-280 to sit in harmony close to other devices that may get messed with by interference from the signals let out of a PC while in use. Just to give you a better idea of the overall size of this chassis all you need to do its stretch your hand as big as you can open it, that's about the size of this chassis, there isn't a whole lot more space taken up than the size of a mITX motherboard.
Aesthetically the MA-280 is very appealing to look at. It has an all black plastic, front panel with a brushed aluminum trim piece, and a blackened, nickel looking, electroplating on the exterior of the body of the chassis. Found all around the steel body are cut outs for venting. The MA-280 is based off of more of a convection of airflow aided by only a 40mm exhaust fan located at the end of the included power supply. Even with the small nature of the MA-280, there is still room to house two 2.5" hard drives and one slim style optical drive of choice. Not too shabby! There are even optional power supply options for these chassis. You may choose as much or as little power is needed to run the rig inside the MA-280.
The MA-280 from SEED is not currently available in the US, and from what I can tell, isn't anywhere, yet. SEED does plan to release this chassis on the masses at an MSRP of $70, which makes it a very budget friendly choice as well. Do good things really come in small packages? Let's get a closer look at the MA-280 and see if we can answer that.
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It took me a bit longer to get into this book than the two previous. Once I got to know the twins better however, I quickly found myself completely engrosed once more.
The original Dune is of course a really tough book to match. And while I'm not sure this story does hold up to the original, that is not to say this book is not good. It does feel a bit more pretentious though and some of the "smartness" of the series is getting old. The end really made it for me though, so four stars. I'm already looking forward to reading it again!
Much better than the preceding and following books in the series. Almost as good as Dune itself.
I'm still amazed that it took me this long to read this book (series).
I still feel that this book has a lot of what I fell for when I first read Dune...it's got that mysticism mixed with sci-fi mixed with human nature that I can not stop reading! The turns that this book took I can not say were completely unexpected but there were a few that I either did not understand at first or were just outside my scope.
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3 books into this series, and I feel like I am finally getting used to the whole sci-fi book reading thing. The book took the typical Dune story arc for me in which it started kind of slow, kept getting slower, picked up around page 100, started ramping up hard around for about 200 pages, and then I couldn't put it down toward the end. As usual, I feel compelled to get the next one because the ending I just soaked up. I keep telling myself that I likely won't finish this series, but near the end of each book, I always seem to pick up more motivation to read the rest.
Since I seemingly can't formulate a quality review of this in my mind, I'll keep it short; it was a good book altogether that felt decidedly darker than the last two novels. As I've read in other reviews, the second book was very much so just set up for this novel, which could have been the end of the series, or the beginning of a whole new chapter in the Dune 'saga.' The only thing I would say that this book needs to improve itself though, would be for it to trim down some of the proverbial fat. It's very good, but at times [a:Frank Herbert|58|Frank Herbert|https://d.gr-assets.com/authors/1168661521p2/58.jpg] tends to get a bit verbose with all of the Maud'Dib-centric existentialism.
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So I just started reading the comments on here by clicking on the 'Readers' most recommended' link and followed an interesting, if controversial debate, about corruption at different levels in Greek society (state/local government/elites/general population etc), problems about the land registry etc.
I then click on 'newest first' to see Maria-Claudia (rambling bore) posting about Dunkirk and French-bashing!!!!
I'm not going to bother to read through all 400 plus comments to find out how, yet again, the debate went totally off topic. I need to get back to work!!
In any case...
Italy will not let the Germans throw Greece out of the euro and the EU. And we will not let the Greeks default (and therefore exist the euro and probably the EU).
Default/Exit/Haircuts would be disastrous for all concerned. For Greeks, because it would take 50-100 years to live down the bad international reputation; for Europe, because it would open up new/old fissures: once again, fissures that would take 50 years to close.
We were too ecstatic here when the Berlin Wall came down in 1989. And when Slovenia entered the EU in 2004. We refuse to accept new divisions in Europe.
Europe must help to put Greece in a strong enough position to pay its own bills. Privatisation is a good way out - although we both understand the enormous obstacles that have so far prevented Papandreou from privatising a toothpick - never mind 50 billion euros of state property.
But I fail to see how a new, phantomatic Drachma would solve one of the basic problems: no Land Registry. This must be established, wherever possible, as soon as possible. And where doubt exists about the right of private individuals to use "public domain"(?) lands, there is a long tradition in our countries of putting the army to good domestic use. Let's seem them bribe an army regiment...
Everyone decries the failure of socialism - but social democracy in western Europe was a different animal: we all had Land Registries, and therefore underlying capitalist systems. Greece went straight from feudalism to socialism without passing by capitalism. The country should not have been let into the euro without a registry. In fact, I heard that some 300 million euros were allocated by Brussels over a decade ago for that purpose - but the money disappeared and no registry was developed.
The point I wish to make (sorry for writing so much) is that Greece will never make such progress on reforms as now. If the country leaves the EU, reform will NOT become easier - it will be put off forever.
BTW, I can appreciate your point about the growing vulgarisation of our societies - but that is a near-universal phenomenon, connected to the rise of television and the Americanisation of European society. I do not see it more true in Greece than anywhere else in Europe.
Also, I agree with you that Andreas Papandreou did spectacular damage to the country, but for all your rosy description of Greece 30 years ago, Greeks were poor then, Athens was dirty and much of Greece looked like a second-world country. Today the country looks European and its citizens are rich. Is that so terrible?
The State must be rescued. We know how difficult that is in Italy. But surely the game is worth the candle (as we say here)?
The option that no one talks about in the open is to start an Audit Commision on Greek National Debt.
The aim of the Commission will be to ascertain why public debt was incurred, the terms on which it was contracted, and the uses to which borrowed funds were put. On the basis of these considerations, the Commission will make appropriate recommendations to deal with debt, including debt that is shown to be illegal, illegitimate or odious. The purpose of the Commission will be to help Greece take all necessary measures to confront the burden of debt. The Commission will also seek to find who was responsible for problematic debt agreements.
Lets stop paying for Illicit Loans. We accept responsibility for the debt from which we benefited as a nation but the Greek people will not pay for odious loans that ended up in the pockets of politicians and in the pockets of the likes of a corrupt Siemens.
People have already started a movement in this direction back in March.
It is probably obvious that I don't know anything but here goes. Greece cannot succeed while being "burdened" with a currency that grossly exagerates it's productivity and functionality, so it must leave the Euro.
Leaving the Euro will leave Greece with utterly unmanageable debt. This will change Greece's problem into a joint problem between Greece and it's lenders ( Europe's banks).
The EU will have to force some reconciliation of these debts with the European banks and sovereign lenders. The Eu will also have to provide some assistance to Greece to help them make the transition onto a growth footing with a devalued currency.
The end result is that all of Greece takes a wealth haircut but can at last begin to produce on a competitive basis. The costs to Europe will be more limited than the open-ended farce that has been playing out thus far. Euro assistance to the new Greece will be entirely contingent on strict adherence with Eurozone/IMF discipline or else let they can sink.
To me as a Canadian, this is what is wrong with Europe. Socialist commitment to economic ideas that have consistently brought disaster everywhere they are applied.
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Perhaps I should explain just a little. The figures are just out for how much each family in the EU spends on private education. Greek families are at the top with 1 BILLION Euros per year (for comparison, it's 460 million per year for Spain and 420 million for Italy). Does that look like an impoverished nation to you?
Sorry to keep coming back to this but there's something I really need you to explain to me. If punishment is the name of the game then, of course, I'm with you when you want to go after the politicians. But why is it that you do not feel the same sense of outrage – and desire for punishment – for all those other groups who have also leveraged their position for personal enrichment? I refer, of course, to judges, doctors, policemen, civil servants, university professors, and so on. Is it that you believe that, in some sense, their malfeasance is 'caused' by politicians? Or is it that you feel there are too many of them to prosecute without turning the whole country into a jail? Or is it that you feel their corruption is of lesser importance? I'd really appreciate an answer on this as I feel I might be missing something here.
Good, good posting.
It seems that we are in agreement that the cornerstone of EU apologia is "subsidiarity" - a poisonous weed spawned in the vatican, which explains the fig-leaf democratic tokenism found in the "EP".
It is up to you enlightened Italians to extirpate this poisonous weed on your doorstep for the benefit of progress for Europe.
My mother was basically on your same wave-length. Although Italian, she spent most of her life in North America. When she would justify the Church based on her own experience in more or less the same words as your own, I would tell her - But your parish is not what "our" church is about, ultimately. It is about Rome, it is about the Vatican. It is a hierarchical church which does not recognise the right of local administration to define anything. And what that Power is in Rome, is very essentially Medieval, male-chauvinist, corrupt, more interested in power than faith and a malign influence in European history.
Pumpy, every western country has asked itself for 70 years, "How was it possible for such a civilised people like the Germans to produce the Hitlerite nightmare?" If one ignores the Vatican's meddling in German politics in the 30's, their bishops' open call to vote for the National Socialists (thus transforming a fringe movement into a mass party garnering over 30%) one understands nothing about Schickelgruber's rise to power and is forced to resort to the most inane anti-German stereotyping of the kind heartily despised by Germanambassador (he is right).
Take a trip some day to Vienna and Bratislava (you could actually walk within a single day between Europe's two closest capital cities). Ask yourself: Why in the world did Hitler chose a Catholic priest to run "puppet" Slovakia, when there were certainly no lack of former Hapsburg officers - including those of mixed Slovak/Austrian blood - to choose from. Off all the cities outside Germany/Austria, Bratislava/Pressburg was by far the most Germanic.
Monsignor Tiso was not Germany's puppet, he was the Vatican's (something never explained in our textbooks) and he was the price the Vatican demanded from Adolf in exchange for their support in his rise to power.
My position is Ghibelline, a political one. I object to no religious faith. I object however to even the mere suggestion they should have any legitimate role to play in government and politics.
Or, as the Italian comedian Beppe Grillo says, "If these guys continue to interfere in the Republic's business, it's time we start interfering in their business. How about a public referendum demanding married priests?"
By the way, I apologise for my anti-German outbursts. Germans are a stiff-necked, mentally-inflexible people who are convinced that if they are all as rigid as Black Forest trees and remain united in their rigidity they will survive whatever crisis arrives. Such habits are anathema to us Latins. Remaining united is a virtue (and not ahime! a Latin one). Remaining stubbornly rigid is a vice. And applying rigid, moralistic structures to Macroeconomics - which is an academic discipline in its own right and not to be confused with Theology, Law, Ethics or worse, morality - risks provoking disaster for all of us.
The Greeks have lied, to us and to themselves. The dynamic is not as widespread in Italy, but neither is it unknown. It regards principally those Mediterranean cultures whose male hero is not (as in America) John Wayne, but Odysseus. They must pay the consequences of their own folly. But the country is located in Europe (which they named), not Africa, America or Asia. Inside or outside the EU or the Euro will not change the fact that Greece is a European problem, not an American one.
I only get rabidly anti-German when their government officials, who should be leading Europe but apparently are culturally incapable, start seeking to "save" Europe through amputation of its weaker elements. You understand, it recalls some darker incidents from the past. And, just for the record, I don't think anybody needs Germany's money. We do need their cooperation and/or leadership.
One more point, before somebody starts shouting "Berlusconi" at me: I have always supported Romano Prodi politically - who I thought did an excellent job in Brussels, worthy of Europe's founding fathers. Unfortunately, (life's lesson number 243 in a series) there are generally two ways to dissatisfy your boss: one is to not do your job well enough; another is to do it too well.
"But still, ya gotta hand it to her, Dik Dirt le Bougre. Priceless! I've sent copies to all my friends."
She's just done a better one "Nique Dirt" (dirt-f**cker) - this was all triggered yesterday by the merest hint that she may have contradicted herself in her patriotic fervour to "faire l'Europe" ("create Europe" the dirge you would hear throughout the 80s in France).
Still, it would be a laugh if she is the proud grandmother of an EU recruit, how then are we to take any comment from her seriously (if anyone ever did?)
Aye - let the eurosheeple slog it out.
........ Ah, she has just replied - "international bankings"
uh, 'well that's alright then' ... after a dose of Luxembourg his next stop will be anywhere but Europe which can't be bad. Chapeau.
Joe, thank you. As ever you are able to see both sides of the coin (except RCC which you see too black imo :). However, you probably see as well as I do, that the main problem here in this little universe, and in a much broader dimension, is Polish growing ties within the EU counties, which drives many mad. Thus desperate looking for some kind of stick to hit Poland for whatever pretext. No matter how absurd and uniformed. Right now we -the Poles - are at the final stages of that almost mythological 'come-back' to Western European political circle Poles always faught for even during darkest stalinism. It is our great luck this comeback is taking place during one of the greatest heydays in European history. Which is due to EU and her predecessors, the long period of piece and cooperation. Many people from western EU don't see it as the heydey, wouldn't call it a success story anymore, as it it was their everday experience since so long. Europe, just in time to prevent being overtaken totally by economical, cultural and other... currents alien to her traditions, be it Soviet or other, has achieved something quite unique - the peaceful union of very assertive and ambitious nations, which is now beggining to claim her place worldwide. They do not see that even under austerity measures their level of life much surpasses anything else on the globe. So is their cultural level, including personal one. Europe stopped to downgrade herself. Enlightment time is back. Poland is still tiny but, yes, ambitious and loyal part in that process. Thus some signs of dissatisfaction from those for whom weaker, divided Europe is better Europe.
Oh well, splendid day, off for a stroll along the dunes to the harbour (les Sables d'Olonne) to see what they caught today for a local equivalent of a tapa with my favourite white wines.
Meanwhile I'll leave the Greek business to the Axis to sort out and then I am sure everyone will be happy.
Maybe pop back for a chortle later.
Several on this blog frequently boast of their bi/tri/multi lingual abilities, compared to those pathetic Anglos who have no linguistic competence and who impose their language on the rest of the world. Germanambassador, the one who tells us that German visitors to the UK are stripped naked and insulted at immigration, ( and yet with whom several of you chose to dialogue) is a case in point, but he is not the only one. You must be short of ammunition if you need to confer with this creep.
Two points. A monolingual Dane would indeed be in a fix in today's worls, an Anglo is not; so the latter's natural reaction is "why bother?" Lazy? Perhaps, but there it is. It does NOT mean that he is not interested in foreign cultures, which is what many of you imply. The information is there, in English, in the millions of books, reviews...etc and of course internet.
Secondly, the vast majority of Europeans do NOT speak any language other than their own*. If I may take France as an example, you can get by in Paris with English only provided your business is simple, restaurants, hotels, airports and so on, but in the provinces it's hard going. I've witnessed this countless times.
Of the six 5th Republic presidents that France has had, four were monolingual. Chirac and Giscard d'Estaing could manage a two-minute bout of poor English before they flagged.
* When I say Europeans, I of course exclude peoples with minority languages, Danish, Dutch, Swedish...etc.
Viva "ONLY THE DOORS" Zapata
Any hint of the evacuation of fundaments and out you come sniffin' th' breeze. "Outed" as what? I just hope I did not out M-C as a closet federast - what a disappointment!
No not federast - but as one seeking the prolongation of that moribund Thing in Brussels if it serves France.
ALL these suggestive monickers? Le Bougre was an historical personage whom I took as an agent who helped "bugger up" the "holy Roman Empire" until Joe referenced something that indicated the sort of "buggery" to which you may be refering. Then came Dirty Dick from M-C which you must have linked to le Bougre (you pervert) - quite good tho.
What a filthy lot you are!
Enough, or I'll get Plitplov to set his umbrellaman Bugrov onto you.
Marie Claude
According to your chart - more proof that UK should not be involved: considering it is the 2nd highest net contributor yet having less than a third of the "EU servants" that France has...
Wrong road Nikbirt!
More Pedroland or you will enjoy a BBC umbrella "moment"!
Plitplov wants more Pedroland AND Euro AND Bailout immediately!!
pedrolx Jun 8th 2011 11:12 GMT
Silly billy.
What is wrong with helping to debunk myths?
Myths that have caused human suffering.
Ask the Slovaks about compulsory "magyarisation".
Similarly only Pedroland believes that the EU represents Europe.
What a bumful has cascaded onto us, the taxpayers, coutesy of your organisation: unlike your confrère PP most people realise that the EU is 100% responsible for Greece's predicament.
@ sikko
- France wants Germany to transfer money to Greece so that Greece can pay French banks -
I didn't know this, but it's obviously business as usual, France in the driving seat telling the Germans what do to.
History shows that any mess in Europe has its origins in France's ambitious scheming, EU/euro, you name it.
Meanwhile the Germans are left to carry the can; anti-German demonstrations in Greece...etc.
I have high hopes for the Slovaks and their Czech brethren. Both are ready to give the finger to Brussels at the slightest provocation. The Slovaks elected a leadership that refused bluntly to participate in any eurozone bailout. The spirit of Jan Hus lives.
German ingratitude?
When Aristotle Onassis placed his order for 2 supertankers (a new concept which he pioneered) with shipbuilders in Hamburg, there were half a million Germans on the streets of the city cheering him (at the launch) for his vote of confidence in them. This was 1947. Germany was still seen as a pariah state. We, the Greeks, broke the ice. Try to include everything in the equation - to do otherwise might be mistaken for ingratitude.
@ Germanambassador
"Britain is still the biggest economic and military power in the world"
"Britain is the leading superpower in every field"...etc
"They are about to order 15 new aircraft carriers"
"Nobody in the world can compete with Britain".
I have always been impressed by the quality of your postings and the intelligence you show in analysing Europe's difficulties. You are one of the few posters who tells the truth on these Charlemagne blogs and for this I, for one, am very appreciative.
Could you tell us again what happened to you when you last visited the UK and what they said to you at immigration control?
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