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poniedziałek, 31 marca 2008
piątek, 28 marca 2008
czwartek, 27 marca 2008
środa, 26 marca 2008
wtorek, 25 marca 2008
niedziela, 23 marca 2008
sobota, 22 marca 2008
piątek, 21 marca 2008
poniedziałek, 17 marca 2008
If Poland rejects the treaty, are early elections possible?
Piotr Zaremba of the 'Dziennik' daily says parties are just testing each other's nerve. In his opinion, early elections would be favorable to the current government of Donald Tusk, whereas the battle over the treaty might confuse the voters of the Law and Justice.
Janusz Rolicki of the tabloid 'Fakt' says that leader of the opposition Law and Justice party, and formerly the Prime Minister of Poland Jaroslaw Kaczynski, has gone too far in his opposition to the treaty and will probably back off. In case of early elections, this commentator too predicts a stunning victory of the Civic Platform.
Stanisław Janecki of the weekly 'WPROST' is of the opinion that the Lisbon summit was the former government's failure, which they tried to make look like a success. Now they are trying to make up for it. In this commentator's opinion, another early elections after last year's might discourage the voters to the extent that the ruling Civic Platform, although supported by many today, might suffer a spectacular failure. At the moment, the true support for the government does not exceed 35%, says Janecki, and a heated election campaign might make some supporters change their political preferences.
Piotr Semka of the 'Rzeczpospolita' daily says that Prime Minister Donald Tusk is using the circumstances to provoke the major opposition Law and Justice party to look like radical Euro-sceptics and the threat of early election is supposed just to scare the public opinion. The ruling Civic Platform also wants to look even more pro-European, adds Semka.
Polish Member of the European Parliament and history professor Wojciech Roszkowski warns that the fight over the Lisbon Treaty may damage the image of Poland in the European Union. In his opinion, two largest political powers are to blame for the chaos.
The opposition Law and Justice party, formerly in the government, is pressured from two sides. One is the current Civic Platform party government, which insists on ratifying the whole treaty, including the controversial Charter of Fundamental Rights. On the other hand, a large part of the Law and Justice party supporters would like to reject the whole Treaty. In this situation, what the professor calls the Lisbon compromise is difficult to be implemented. At the same time, the ruling Civic Platform party should not be increasing the political tensions around the already hot debate, by talking about pre-term elections, should the treaty be rejected, adds the professor.
Polish yacht free to leave the port of Haifa
Pogoria was detained after one of the anglers filed a complaint. The Israeli court ruled that the blame lay on the Israeli boat since it failed to turn on warning lights. The Polish vessel will leave to Athens and then home for Easter. There are some 51 crewmembers on Pogoria, 38 of them are teenagers from a private Warsaw secondary school. They were taking part in yachting courses organised by the school.
Poland news- Anti war protest march through Warsaw
The protesters marched through the city centre, carrying banners with slogans ‘We do not want to be a traget’ or ‘Stop the occupation of Iraq’. The organiser of the action, Filip Ilkowski from the Initiative “Stop to War’, said that the 5th anniversary of the intervention of the coalition units in Iraq will be celebrated with anti war demonstrations. The anniversary falls on March 20th and protest actions are prepared by all anti war organisations in the world.
Poland has some 900 soldiers stationed in Iraq at present, while in Afghanistan there are some 1200 with 400 more planned to be sent there in the near future.
niedziela, 16 marca 2008
sobota, 15 marca 2008
Soft Drink, Hard Facts -Guinness World Record !!!
On this day in 1894, Coca-Cola was sold in its iconic glass bottles for the first time. As well as being the Most popular soft drink (in terms of number of drinks sold), here are some other records that have ‘Coke’ at their heart:
Largest line dance
The largest line dance involved 17,000 participants who performed the Cupid Shuffle for 8 minutes at the Ebony Black Family Reunion Tour organised by the Coca Cola Company in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, on 25 August 2007.
Largest soda float
The record for the world's largest soda float was one of 13,638 litres (3,000 gal) made by Coca-Cola at the World of Coca-Cola Museum in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, on 25 May 2007.
Largest spray painted picture
The largest spray painted picture measured 760.28 m² (8183.58 ft²) and was made for Coca-Cola Ýcecek by 580 students from nine universities around Turkey. It was completed at Hezarfen Airport, Istanbul, Turkey on 16 August 2004.
Most times for a product to be ‘placed’ on television
The most "placed" product on TV in 2007 was Coca-Cola, according to Nielsen, with 3,054 placements in the first six months alone. PQ Media, a media research firm in Stamford, Connecticut, USA, estimated that US advertisers spend just short of $1 billion (£500 million) a year on "product integration" on TV.
Largest global brand
According to a study released by AC Nielsen, the largest global brand in the world based on sales is Coca-Cola which in 2002 had sales of over $19 billion (£13 billion). The brand is present in 30 countries which account for 90% of the world's gross domestic product and cover all core geographic regions.
12 March 2008
Hakerzy Gornika blokuja strony Dody??
piątek, 14 marca 2008
Polish animation is 60 years old !!!
Among the special guests of the event are Zbigniew Rybczyński, whose Tango won the Oscar 25 years ago, and Hugh Welchman from Britain’s BreakThru Films, who, together with the director Suzie Templeton, collected the Oscar for Best Animated Short this year (for Peter and the Wolf made jointly with the Polish SeMaFor Studio in Lodz). A wide range of events focusing on the promotion of animated film will culminate in an international festival in Krakow in November.

















































