Cum ziceau aia din Bauhaus, Less is more, Da' totusi nici chiar asa less...Si oricum Bauhausu' nu putea ramane asa incremenit in proiect, deci l-am "imbogatit" noi, colo un geamlac, colo un umbrar, extins ulterior ca nu ne mai incapeam in el si nici in piele... Nimic nu trebuie sa stea in calea confortului nostru, nicio terasa descoperita -ca ne ploua, niciun geam de la terasa nejaluzelat -ca ne bate soarele
marți, 29 decembrie 2009
cadru organizat-lipsa-deci nu se ia in seama
portavoci?!
alte "actiuni"
luni, 28 decembrie 2009
vineri, 25 decembrie 2009
Cartierul "Bunului simt"
joi, 24 decembrie 2009
luni, 21 decembrie 2009
luni, 14 decembrie 2009
curatenie
joi, 10 decembrie 2009
ce s-a promis in 2008 si ce s-a i-realizat
ALTE "FILME" PRELUCRAte DIGITAL, IN sensul ALTERARii" MIROSULUI PE STRADA
marți, 8 decembrie 2009
apa nu, ornamente cat mai multe
Avand in vedere:
- faptul ca am depus o contestatie la Asociatie, in urma cu cca 2 luni, ramasa fara raspuns
- intentiile declarate (ne-aprobate in AG statutar) de a se construi in interiorul cordonului sanitar al “gospodariei de apa”
- investitiile insistente in ornamente, beculete, cu montari si demontari aferente–absolut necesare?? In detrimentul igienei (apa potabila, curatenie, etc)
- igiena este fundamentul, baza unei comunitatii civilizate.
am solicitat forului competent informatii suplimentare legate de situatia apei-
raspunsul oficial se afla in continuare:
Către, Dl. Realini Ionescu
Str. Nades nr. 44D, sect. 1, Bucureşti
Spre ştiinţă: S.G.A. Ilfov-Bucureşti
Ca urmare a adresei dumneavoastră trimisă prin fax şi înregistrată la Administraţia Naţională “Apele Române” sub nr. 12564/4.12.2009, prin care solicitaţi informaţii legate de calitatea apei folosită pentru alimentarea cu apă a zonei rezidenţiale (cca. 500 locuitori) dintr-un puţ propriu vă comunicăm următoarele:
- în conformitate cu prevederile Legii apelor nr. 107/1996 cu modificările si completările ulterioare înainte de execuţia unui foraj pentru alimentarea cu apă brută era necesar să solicitaţi şi să obţineţi în baza unei documentaţii tehnice Avizul de gospodărire a apelor, aviz ce se emite de către autoritatea bazinală competentă, conform Procedurii şi competenţelor de emitere aprobată prin Ordinul nr. 662/2006 al ministrului mediului şi gospodăririi apelor publicat în Monitorul Oficial al României nr. 661/01.08.2006, pentru cazul în speţă Sistemul de Gospodărire a Apelor Ilfov-Bucureşti, cu sediul în Bucureşti, Splaiul Independenţei nr. 294, sect. 6, tel. 021 318 2229 sau 021 318 1119, fax 021 318 2220;
- documentaţia tehnică de fundamentare ce stă la baza emiterii actului de reglementare trebuie elaborată de o unitate certificată Ministerul Mediului, şi trebuie să respecte Normativul de conţinut aprobat prin Ordinul nr. 661/2006 al ministrului mediului şi gospodăririi apelor publicat in Monitorul Oficial al României nr. 658/31.07.2006. Pentru alimentările cu apă este necesar să se prezinte ca anexă şi Studiul hidrogelogic expertizat de I.N.H.G.A. Bucureşti, care furnizează date cu privire la capacitatea sursei şi calitatea apei.
- de asemenea, conform aceleiaşi legi, după realizarea investiţiei şi punerea în funcţiune a forajului era necesară obţinerea unei Autorizaţii de gospodărire a apelor, care să specifice condiţiile de utilizare a apei, inclusiv mărimea zonelor de protecţie sanitară necesare.
- calitatea apei potabile pe care asociaţia Dvs. o livrează consumatorilor este reglementată de către organele descentralizate ale Ministerului Sanătăţii Publice pe baza analizelor de laborator specifice.
Astfel, faţă de cele prezentate, asociaţia Dvs care exploatează forajului de alimentare cu apă a încălcat prevederile Legii apelor nr. 107/1996 (cu modificările şi completările ulterioare) şi este pe deplin răspunzătoare de utilizarea acestei surse de apă.
Pentru alte neclaritaţi, vă asigurăm de colaborarea noastră în continuare.
Cu stimă,
DIRECTOR GENERAL,
Neculai OLARU
DIRECTOR D.M.R.A.
Dr. ing. Victor POPESCU
ŞEF SERVICIU,
Dr. ing. Dragoş CAZAN
D.M.R.A./G.R.A.A.A. / 08.12.2009
Redactat: ing. Luminiţa Mlenajek
luni, 7 decembrie 2009
dreapta fosta stanga are noi succesuri
duminică, 6 decembrie 2009
Sfantul Nicolae
vineri, 4 decembrie 2009
joi, 3 decembrie 2009
"mama Bose: am incercat sa o bat pe fi-mea, dar m-a impins in perete"
marți, 1 decembrie 2009
catre cei care frecventeaza zona din spate
joi, 26 noiembrie 2009
etica si echitatea social-ista
vineri, 20 noiembrie 2009
vot pentru Crin Antonescu
Newsletter 25
| Scrisoare pentru cei care doresc sa ma voteze |
| De regulă, în ultimele zile de campanie candidaţii se adresează mai ales nehotărâţilor, încearcă să mai obţină voturi, să-i convingă pe cei care oscilează între o opţiune sau alta. Eu am ales să mă adresez direct dumneavoastră, cei convinşi deja că eu pot fi o soluţie la actuala situaţie din România. În primul rând ca să vă mulţumesc pentru încredere şi pentru energia pe care aţi reuşit să mi-o transmiteţi pe parcursul acestor săptămâni lungi şi grele. În al doilea rând, ca să vă spun un lucru foarte important. Toate analizele sociologilor serioşi arată că dacă cei care vor să voteze cu mine vin la vot, eu voi ajunge în turul doi. Ăsta este motivul pentru care de cinci săptămâni vi se transmite din ce în ce mai tare şi mai apăsat ideea că nu am nicio şansă, în special prin sondaje trucate dar şi prin comentarii care consideră un lucru de la sine înţeles că finala se va juca între domnii Băsescu şi Geoană. A fost o campanie foarte grea, pe parcursul căreia a trebuit să fac faţă la două maşinării uriaşe de propagandă. Sau, pentru că suntem deja o echipă, a trebuit să le facem faţă împreună. Aceste maşinării n-au reuşit să vă convingă să vă schimbaţi opţiunile dar pot reuşi să vă demobilizeze. Să vă facă să staţi acasă, convinşi fiind că nu am şanse. Realitatea e cu totul alta. Marea mea şansă sunteţi dumneavoastră. Sunteţi mulţi. Votul dumneavoastră mă va aduce în turul doi. Iar în turul doi sunt cel care are cele mai multe şanse să câştige în faţa lui Traian Băsescu. Mulţi vorbesc acum şi despre "votul util". Ne spun că, dacă vrem să scăpăm de Băsescu, să votăm cu Geoană care are mai multe şanse. Eu vă propun un lucru simplu: veniţi la vot toţi cei care vreţi să votaţi cu mine şi vom vedea duminică seara adevărul. Nu vă faceţi griji pentru turul doi. Până şi sondajele aranjate arată că pot căştiga detaşat în vreme ce situaţia domnului Geoană e mult mai complicată şi s-ar complica serios pe parcursul următoarelor două săptămâni, când vor apărea "dosare" pe care cei care au guvernat împreună până în septembrie le-au adunat unul despre altul. În plus, am mai spus-o, e important să scăpăm de Traian Băsescu. Pentru România bunului-simţ e la fel de important şi ce punem în loc. În aceşti ultimi ani ţara a fost condusă mai mult ca oricând prin minciună. Acest sistem rău vrea să se menţină la putere prin singura metodă pe care o ştie, tot minciuna. Am decis să vă scriu pentru că primiţi mesaje false de atâtea săptămâni. Dacă aveţi încredere în mine şi în ceea ce propun, puteţi avea încredere şi în acest ultim mesaj: vom caştiga dacă veniţi la vot! |
| Al dumneavoastră, Crin Antonescu |
| Vă aştept pe blogul meu, dar, şi mai important, vă aştept la vot, pe 22 noiembrie. |
joi, 19 noiembrie 2009
"Popor blestemat sa aleaga intre doi fosti comunisti"
marți, 17 noiembrie 2009
“May you live in interesting times”
It is an exciting moment, after 20 years, to remember and live the experience again. It is not just being young again: it is going to hell and back, through deserts and oasis, on the clouds and 20,000 leagues under the sea.
On the 21st of December 1989 I spent most of the time in the
The coverage of Newsweek includes the following passage:
“the police formed ranked on the streets, student Realini Ionescu said last week in
Indeed I would meet the bureau chief for
The afternoon of 21st of December 1989 in the
I remember everything covered by shadows, through a thick fog. The weather was fine though, extraordinarily warm for late December, but to me it felt like it was cloudy. I had had nothing to drink, but it felt like being drunk. Maybe it was too much adrenaline, too much to cope with, the reasons are beyond me, but the result was a kind of trance. This state of semi –unconsciousness prevented a breakdown, after all most of people who happen to get to these places by chance, were running for their life. If fully aware, that was maybe the best thing to do. If I think how many innocent bystanders were killed in order to have Iliescu as president, then a sailor with a slang language, it wouldn’t have been worth it.
I wonder what my life would have been…
On the 22nd of December we broke free. It seems such a long time ago, freedom is not interesting, when you have it, breathing is not something we think about and yet it is vital.
My mother and sister had gone before me to the Central Commitee square, which today is named the Revolution square. I went all over town, following APS with free people on top now, just the day before they had killers inside them.
When we arrived at the TV station, the only one back then, there was no more room to get in. I met a few friends and we went the Radio building, because we were told fighting broke out. On the way we stopped at the
The association with James Wilde was an extraordinary experience. An amazing man, Mr Wilde had a white hair, waving in the wind of the “revolutions”. He was about 60 years old, with a remarkable experience in every corner, witnessing all the major conflicts of the planet. James Wilde knew from the very beginning how the “Romanian Revolution” will evolve and succumb. He foresaw the detour, the emerging of a group of “reformed” communists who would benefit by taking power. He has seen a lot of military takeovers, coup d’etats and regime changes not to see through the manifests of the new “Salvation Front”
The TIME correspondent stayed at the Intercontinental Hotel, like all the rest of the foreign media. Located at the University Square, this was the representative of the American style of architecture, the little skyscraper, in a place were different perspectives can still be admired: the Romanian style of the Ion Mincu School of Architecture, the French Classical style of the University, the “Ceausescu view” on the building of the National Theatre and the communist block of flats, all in opposition to each other.
The Intercontinental Hotel has been trough a lot, in the communist regime, during its fall and thereafter; with its Securitate omnipresent before and throughout 1989, the machine gun fire in December 1989 and the takeover fights between different companies and Romanian “entrepreneurs” in the capitalist economy.
James Wilde was not afraid, even if outside the hotel there was shell fire, tanks were near by and it looked like the hotel will crumble down any minute. He had been through enough to keep working on his article, through cannon fire. It even looked like he was enjoying it. We met a few people, including the leader of the students, Marian Munteanu. This is when I first met Viorel Gaita and we would keep on meeting 20 years on, at the Lycee Francais.
The TIME experience was short lived. I would later meet a few other correspondents, James Wilde was the
But the money was good, so I felt I should bring over other people:
One was Dan Minulescu, a good friend for about 15 years. With his breakthrough in the top Forbes and Capital, we entered two different worlds ands we don’t see each other any more.
Back in 1989, I was the one “giving” him a job, by calling him on the phone:
“-hey
-what’s up?
-come over here, man
-you crazy, where?
-at the intercon
-you mean to be shot?
-no, to get rich
-how’s that?!
-there are western journalists who need all kindda things: translations, cars, drivers, connections, interviews, history lessons, you name it
-…
-so, what do you say?
-all right, I’ll come”
So he came and translated and worked for Newsweek’s Michael Meyer, whom I met before, talked to, but decided to work for James Wilde, with the competition, as I liked the TIME correspondent, and the magazine, more than the alternative.
In The Metro I met another guy Mihai X, I forgot his other name. He used to be a guide with a permanent frowning back and forth, of his eyebrows. I told him he should come and work at the Intercontinental. In the first place he wouldn’t hear of it, wouldn’t want to be killed, then reluctantly he obliged.
For about three months we worked together, after which I stopped work with the foreign press, but he stayed on for years, even became a character in a Discovery history piece on the Last days of communism and for all I know, he may still be the correspondent for the London Times in Eastern Europe or elsewhere.
The work log for the foreign press included short spells with various newspapers of the world, at some times with three different journalists in the same day.
Other times an exclusive contract, with two people working for the same media outfit.
The Globe and Mail, Helsingin Sanomat, Radio
The Finnish journalist created a furore, from early in the morning. He started his day with large amounts of booze and at midday he was stiff drunk. We learned two things with him: first, how difficult it is to get a drink in the North and second: how to be a journalist for dummies. We were forced to try to do the homework, for a good pay. We switched places, different journalists changing interpreters and staff.
For a long while, I worked with Mishu (Mihai), I for a journalist from Radio
This was a difficult period, with a country in turmoil, coming to terms with a communist past. People have been brainwashed and believed the official story of the propaganda machine. The media was state controlled and the opposition was presented in the cruelest colors.
Corneliu Coposu was the leader of the National Peasant’s Party, an old but fearless man, who spent time in the communist prisons. An inspiring figure, in spite of the difficulty he had to speak to a crowd. Vilified by stupid political adversaries, he was the best political man
luni, 16 noiembrie 2009
Science Fiction -- The year of our Lord 2027, the Natives are getting restless
Candidates for the presidency of the county of Mal-u Mal-i, on the lake Staru-lesti, meet on local TV, for a debate on religion, security cum hospitality, water works and shacks, clean vs sujo…
Their dialogue
“-we have a security issue
-because you’re not paying enough for hospitality cum PeRe cum Safety
-$ 1,000,000 is not enough?
-they are good guys
-good for the felons, they act like they’ve been biten by their freak friend on three legs. What if they’ve got rabies?
-they take a bow in front of me
-Ou sont les neiges d’antan, when they were just sleeping, now they curse between their missing teeth at those paying them, they growl, forget about saying good day!!
-they always salute me and my good fellas, clicking their boots!
-or perhaps their slippers
-you should be grateful they don’t kick you (but we could include a clause)
-but we pay them
- the other company you want is Beating Guys Service! I tell you in private, with just 40 pairs of eyes in this room these are just Baga Gontract’n Spate!
-what if they sue?
-Me? I am the one sueing, I’m Baronu’ Guberniei Salbatice, they’re small fries.
-But in front of many people, in messages, you tarnish their image (and others’)
-I wasn’t first, I just sent a mail with their lack of education, thick neck. I can speak about managerial, professional disabilities, only to inform you…and it is Abbadon’s fault, he provoked me. It is my image that counts, not vice versa
-those people at the gates are a bad deal: they drink, sleep, don’t say hello, growl like those dangerous dogs they keep around.
-the others are just Baga Sula’n Spate, Boys Grab Service I’m telling u. and I can say anything…the others better watch out, careful with the piano on the stairs.
-Guess who’s coming for dinner then
If u can’t get what u paid for, at least have a good laugh
“Some things in life are bad
They can really make you mad
Other things just make you swear and curse.
When you're chewing on life's gristle
Don't grumble, give a whistle
And this'll help things turn out for the best...
And...always look on the bright side of life...
Always look on the light side of life...
If life seems jolly rotten
There's something you've forgotten
And that's to laugh and smile and dance and sing.
When you're feeling in the dumps
Don't be silly chumps
Just purse your lips and whistle - that's the thing.
And...always look on the bright side of life...
Always look on the light side of life...
For life is quite absurd
And death's the final word
You must always face the curtain with a bow.
Forget about your sin - give the audience a grin
Enjoy it - it's your last chance anyhow.
So always look on the bright side of death
Just before you draw your terminal breath
Life's a piece of shit
When you look at it
Life's a laugh and death's a joke, it's true.
You'll see it's all a show
Keep 'em laughing as you go
Just remember that the last laugh is on you.
And always look on the bright side of life...
Always look on the right side of life...
(Come on guys, cheer up!)
Always look on the bright side of life...
Always look on the bright side of life...
(Worse things happen at sea, you know.)
Always look on the bright side of life...
(I mean - what have you got to lose?)
(You know, you come from nothing - you're going back to nothing.
What have you lost? Nothing!)
Always look on the right side of life...”
sâmbătă, 14 noiembrie 2009
20 years on
A short while ago, Alexander, my American nephew, was born-
Long and Happy Life!!
In 1989, little did I expect a newcomer in the family, born in the land of the free, or to have the best friend, move to
At the time of the fall of the Berlin Wall I was a student , working part time for the Travel Office, a training ground for about 50 richest hombres out of the top 500 Forbes, some of them well connected guys, even back in those days. One of them has a chapter in this book, a few others will be mentioned only in passing.
In the beginning of the winter of our discontent, 1989, I was sent in the mountains, to prepare the ground for a bunch of British teenagers, ready to take a peak at a Communist country, while skiing. In the mountains, nothing came through about the demonstrations taking place in
Those who had already landed before the cut off were trapped in the airport, for a long, cold winter night. Radio Free Europe and other media were telling their story, while it was happening, but I would find out about this only later.
I was sent “across the border”, in no man’s land, to sooth worries and talk to the perplexed crowd. But I had no clue what was going on and therefore no answers. In fact, we were worried, even in this communist land it had been unprecedented and shocking.
A colleague of mine had a moment of vicious panic: after waiting for hours without any explanation, he stood up, took his briefcase and started for the door of the airport:
“-f**^&##@***, god damn
-what’s the matter, Okwe?
-I’m outta here!!
-why?
-I know (in a whisper) I am sure!!
-??
-Why they closed the damned thing down…
-somebody told you
-no, but it must be a bomb, so run for your life…
I couldn’t, even if I believed the revelation, because the Securitate had something else in mind. A plain clothes guy, who is a prosperous MP in the capitalist regime, twenty years later, said to me:
“-You gonna go there and make those wild kids shut up and stop their shouts!!
-They want to know what’s going on. They’re supposed to be in a hotel, asleep by now.
-None of their business. They must keep quiet!!
-There’s a guy from their Embassy, talking to them …
-Never mind!! YOU talk to them; the state gave you a mouth!
-…”
Nothing more could be said and I found something new I got from “the state”. In the meantime, the teachers who came from Heathrow with the young wild saxons told me what was going on, they had learned from their Embassy official about
By this time, there was a lot of pressure on them to enter
High ranking bureaucrats from the Ministry of tourism came to the airport to convince the teachers to “cross the border” into Romania, then go back to the UK and make publicity for travel packages, even if it was clear tourism would be dead and buried at that point.
A few days later the fighting started. If it wasn’t for their Embassy official, about 40 subjects of her Majesty would have been trapped in
The paperwork after the arrival, a special last minute offer and cancellation of the Last foreign Mohicans visiting the communist regime were tiresome and required stamps and approvals. While working on it, about 200 meters from the Party Headquarters, all hell broke loose.
Ceausescu signed his death warrant, calling for a huge meeting, thinking there would be the usual propaganda slogans and nothing else.
After booing and protests, the participants broke ranks. Some of them passed under the windows of the Travel Office. In awe, I went down with Laurentis, to meet fate and spend some of the most difficult hours of my life.
We joined the protests at the
“Every move you make
Every breath you take
Every step you take, I’ll be watching you”
Only we didn’t feel like singing. I was grasping Laurentis’ hand, every time there was a sudden noise, shout or military advance. I was scared to death. Shots were being fired. But not close to us. Later on, we learned about the people killed a few blocks away. Nobody died near us. But we couldn’t be sure about the next few seconds. There was no telling what would happen. The worst was to be expected.
I went to house near by and ringed the bell. An old lady showed me in. She allowed me to call grandma; we had no phone back then, so I couldn’t call my mother at home. I asked grandma to keep in touch with mother, and sooth her if anything happens:
“-what do you mean? Asked grandma.
-well, it’s just that…
-what can happen?
-nothing, but...
-You’re not in some kindda trouble...
-No, but I gotta go...”
She knew we couldn’t keep talking on the phone for too long. When calling her from a public phone, which was the only option in our neighborhood, about seven people would queue outside the phone booth, waiting for their turn.
Back on the street, we decided to go to the other square…
And 20 years on I would become Abbadon, Shiva of Malta in the
Online we have abridged chapters, offline we have the whole Last Picture Show, Peter Bogdanovich