Romanian rugby players in massive fight

BUCURESTI, Romania — Three Romanian rugby players were hospitalized after a fight broke out between players in a Central and Eastern European Rugby Cup match, an official said Monday.




The incident took place Sunday afternoon in the western city of Arad during a match between CSU Arad and RCM Timisoara.

Danut Borzas, manager of RCM said by telephone the players started punching and kicking each other about 20 minutes into the match. Players on the bench joined the brawl. One player, Daniel Zamfir, was hospitalized with head injuries. Another player had a broken nose and the third sustained facial injuries and had several teeth knocked out.



"We received threats before the match," Borzas said. "We have three players in hospital. They were punched and thrown to the ground and then kicked."

Borzas said he would send a complaint to the Romanian Rugby Federation and possibly also to the International Rugby Federation. The Romanian federation declined to comment.



Timisoara won the match 42-16.

Watch video here:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46V2Jg6AujE

Romania wants Dracula’s castle back

The Transilvanian castle that inspired Bram Stoker’s Count Dracula should be returned to the State by its present owner, the Romanian Parliament ruled yesterday.

Bran Castle, near the historic city of Brasov, central Romania, is the country’s most popular tourist destination because of its link with the 15th-century Prince Vlad Tepes III, who went down in history as the Impaler for his preferred way of executing opponents. Historians are split over whether he spent several days or years in the castle.

The formidable 14th-century fortress had belonged to Queen Victoria’s granddaughter, Queen Marie of Romania, but in 1956 it was seized by Nicolae Ceausescu’s communist regime, which turned it into a museum.

Last year the castle was given back to Queen Marie’s descendant, Archduke Dominic Habsburg-Lothringen, of the Austrian house of Habsburg, under a restitution agreement that included a pledge to keep it open as a museum for three years even if the property were resold. The 69-year-old Archduke, a New York-based architect and designer who lived in the castle briefly as a child, has since put the property on sale for a reported £100 million.

A group of politicians are trying to prevent him from selling the castle, which they consider an inalienable part of their country’s legacy. Their campaign resulted in yesterday’s parliamentary decision, and it is now up to the Constitutional Court to make the final call on whether authorities can repossess the property.

Corin Trandafir, the Archduke’s legal representative, told The Times that the decision to renationalise the castle was a political move and that his client would be suing the Romanian State for €150 million (£105 million).

Romanians are handsome

This goes out to Licky, Wispy, and Moony. Who couldnt stop talking about how hot Romanian guys are. I drag out the old reliable.


Sorin, top Romanian male model.

BOOK REVIEW

MESSIAH: A Novel by Andrei Codrescu (Simon & Schuster , February 1999)
A brilliantly conceived tale of messianic longing, set as Armageddon rages across the globe at the turn of the millennium.


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The angels above are reproductions by Traian Alexandra Filip, a young Romanian painter who, despondent over the tragedy of his country and uneasy in exile, committed suicide a few years after emigrating to the United States. His work, including his dark, illuminated final visions, is represented by Turner Carroll Gallery.725 Canyon Road, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA 87501505.986.9800


ADVANCE PRAISE FOR MESSIAH: A NOVEL

From Kirkus Reviews, December 15, 1998:
Counting down to 2000a.d. may be a bit less tense, thanks to this enjoyably goofy melodrama from NPR commentator, essayist, and novelist (The Blood Countess,1995). In alternating chapters, Codrescu recounts the adventures of two unlikely heroines who, together, may save the planet from annihilation. There's Felicity LeJeune, who's on a personal crusade against the evangelist who talked her senile grandmother out of pocketing her lottery winnings. Felicity's attempts to shake down the oily Reverend Mullen are aided in surreptitious ways by her old friend and surrogate father, Major Notz (a figure straight out of Dr. Strangelove). Meanwhile, at a Jerusalem hospice, teenaged Andrea Isbik, another beauty but of indistinct ethnic origin, seduces her protector nuns as well as a polygot group of religious leaders uneasily awaiting the millennium and heads for the Big Easy just as the 1900s breathe their last. The several plots in which each gets enmeshed defy summary, but they embrace such charming oddities as the search for the fabled "Language Crystal" (whereby the globe's scattered millions might communicate), the Internet as a venue for the transmigration of souls, "leather jacketed, pierced people... [called] neotribals" who are seeking a messiah, and the Israeli version of TV's Wheel of Fortune. prominent among this manic story's many characters are a meddlesome angel named Zack, a macho cop obsessed with Felicity, and the "incarnated" spirits of Nikolai Tesla and Roman poet Ovid. Great Minds, nefarious villains, and the crucial figures of Felicity and Andrea ("Together, they were a new being") eventually meet up in the new Jerusalem: New Orleans, during Mardi Graas. And, well, why not? Overstuffed and gratingly whimsical but often very funny (reminiscent of Southern and Hoffenberg's Candy, Gore Vidal's wilder fantasies, and perhaps Edward Whittemoore's Jerusalem Quartet). On the other hand, if you'll believe that Vanna White may be "an emanation . . . of the Divine One," this is the novel for you.-- ©1998, Kirkus Associates, LP. All Rights Reserved.

ROMANIAN MALE MODEL, SORIN

And for the ladies....................... This post dedicated to MoOoNsChArMs aka. Winky lol.

Sticking to the theme sex sells: And yes, only one pic! go look him up yourself.

I know very little about this guy except this.

Sorin Mihalache models for Envy Models. He is 26 and hails from Transilvania Romania.

He speaks: Romanian, English, Italian, and Sundanese. If you want more information on him, google him but i don't want to lol.

Romanian Supermodel Alina Puscau

Alina was born and raised in Bucuresti, Romania, along side one sister and one brother. Her mother, a carpet weaver. Her father, an electrician. As a young girl she had always dreamed of becoming a model. Her realization of that dream came at 17, when she became the winner of Elite Model Look in 1998.She recalls her first modeling job fondly, shooting for Italian Vogue Homme. Since then, Alina has worked with many of the industries most renown photographers, including Bruce Weber, Patrick Demarchelier, Gilles Bensimon, Walter Chin, Antoine Verglas, Russell James and Marc Baptiste. She has appeared in top fashion magazines such as Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Cosmopolitan and Glamour. Look for her next on the cover and inside pages of German GQ, photographed by Gavin Bond.Alina has worked with Ralph Lauren, in print and on the runway, starred in an advertising campaign for Arden B., and appeared in Victoria's Secret 2003 Television Swimsuit Issue Special.Aside to modeling, acting is another talent that Alina is cultivating. She was last seen featured in the independent film, Shallom Hall, and is researching her next role.

Alina Vacariu A&F Model

Alina Vacariu is an actress and model. Among other work, she was Romania's Model of the Year in 1998. She has traveled the world, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, South America posing in skimpy lingerie and bare-to-there bathing suits. She's also worked the runways of the world's hottest designers and steamed up the Abercrombie & Fitchcatalog.

Miss Playboy Romania 2006

Roxana Ungureanu

Okay, Im shameless! In an attempt to drive up interest for my group via my blog, I have this little pic post.

Roxana Ungureanu was selected as Miss Playboy 2006 for the Romanian issue.

Enjoy.

PS. It was not easy to find picture of her with her clothes on lol.

THE BLACK SEA

ROMANIAN BEACHES


Black Sea resorts


Mamaia Resort is the pearl of the Romanian beach and is situated at 5 km North from Constanta on a land strip between the Black sea and the Siutghiol lake. Marine climate with an average temperature during the summer of 23 degrees C. The beaches lay on a distance of 8.5 km and are 100-250 m wide with very fine sand.
Mamaia has 8 leisure complexes divided: 4 at the lake and 4 at the sea.
It is the only resort which has an Aqua Magic leisure complex.
Aqua Magic is situated in Mamaia (at the entrance from Constanta) near the Summer theatre.
It lays on 2,7 ha and it is endowed with waterslides, pools, waterfalls, the water surface being of 4000 sq. m. At the same time the complex includes: shops, terraces, restaurants, bars, sweet shops etc.
In addition to this one can dive, rise with the parachute, be drawn with the inflatable life buoy and bananas, can go on trips with sailing boats, motorboats and scooters.

Eforie Nord Resort is famous because of the mud treatments of the Techirghiol lake for rheumatic, gynecological, dermatological, neurological and respiratory affections. It is at 14 km South from Constanta.

Eforie Sud Resort is famous ever since 1912 when it was called Carmen Sylva. It is recommended for the treatment of the rheumatic, dermatological and bone affections. It is at 14 km South from Constanta.

Mangalia Resort is a permanent balneoclimateric resort with a Mediterranean climate, situated at 43 km South from Constanta. In the 6th century it was called Callatis and the denomination of Mangalia was given in the XII century. Saturn, Venus, Cap Aurora, Jupiter, Neptun, Olimp resort belong to Mangalia, too. The resort is recommended for treating the rheumatic, degenerative, orthopedic, dermatological, gynecological affections and diseases of the digestive, renal, respiratory apparatus.

Visit :
* Mangalia Hippodrome for trot as well as gallop where one can ride on the beach. (5 km from Mangalia)
* The „Esmahan Sultan" Mosque is the oldest Islamic mosque from the country built in the year 1525 by the daughter of the sultan Selim the Second.
*The beach from Mangalia has fine sand with an average width of 200m

Costinesti Resort or the youth resort is situated at 30 km South of Constanta. It has a marine climate with average temperatures in the summer of 22 degrees Celsius, and in the summer bright days prevail. The beach is 5.5 km lng and 200m wide..

Constanta is on the place of the Greek colony Tomis, founded towards the end of the 6th century before Christ and developed after the Roman conquest towards the 1st century before Christ. The city had a permanent existence and developed in the 19th century by the development of the harbor and the Cernavoda-Constanta railways and after the war from 1877-1878 when Dobrogea is included in Romania. Constanta is the second city as size from Romania with a population of over 300.000 inhabitants (minorities - Turks, Tartars and Macedo-Romanians) and a surface of 1.120.000 sq. km
Constanta harbor (3200 sq. km) may receive crafts of over 150.000 tdw and annually over 80 million tone of commodities are conveyed in transit.
The beach from Constanta is 6 km long.

Visit:
The museum includes:
*The Aquarium - is situated on Constanta cliff near the Cazino. It was founded in 1958 and it has sea fish and indigenous and exotic fresh water fish.
*The Delphinarium -situated in Mamaia Avenue no.255, was founded in 1972
Between Eforie South and Mangalia there can be found resorts Olimp, Neptun, Jupiter, Cap Aurora,Venus, Saturn. Here one can arrive by train -Neptun, minibus from half and hour to hour from Mangalia or by auto from highway Constanta-Mangalia

CAN YOU SEE THE DIFFERENCE?

ROMANIANS ARE NOT GYPSIES!

So you see on your streets a lot of Gypsieswho left from Romania, but they are not ethnic Romanians.
The bad thing is that you should not blame all of us Romanians for thegypsies acts. You have to make this difference, Romanians on one side,and Gypsies on the other side. Please!
There is a difference betweenthese two ethnic groups, okay? Gypsies are originating from India andthey traveled in the history in all the Asia, arriving in Europefinally. Their skin is dark, they are dirty, they have no civilisationand most of their time they do crime.
Romanians on the other hand are white people, and as a nation theywere born when the Roman Emperor Trajan conquered Dacia in year 101,ruled at that time by king Decebal. Romanians are those a latinpeople, and their language is very similar to italian also. Followthis link on wikipedia to learn more:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trajan

TRAIAN BASESCU SAYS NO

Romanian President Traian Basescu said that the Romanian diplomacy has the obligation to support not necessarily Serbia, but the international law principles.

BUCHAREST, Sept. 3 (Xinhua) -- Romania's stance remains unchanged as regards Kosovo file, namely the backing of Serbia, a sovereign and independent state's territorial integrity, Romanian President Traian Basescu said on Monday.Basescu made the remarks when meeting with Romanian ambassadors present in Bucharest on the occasion of the diplomacy's annual meeting."This autumn, we might be confronted with the difficult moment of an eventual solution linked to Kosovo. Our stance is not an intransigent one, but remains unchanged, that Serbia is an independent, sovereign state, whose territorial integrity cannot be affected," said the president.Basescu added that the Romanian diplomacy has the obligation to support not necessarily Serbia, but the international law principles."There is no legal fundament for the creation of a Kosovo state. One invokes the moral right of the Albanians, but there is no moral right in the international law, just the guarantee of borders' inviolability. Nobody could easily trespass the international law norms," underlined President Basescu.Legally still part of the Serbian Republic, Kosovo has been run by the United Nations since mid-1999 as a protectorate. Kosovo's future status has been a bitter subject between Belgrade and Kosovo's Albanian majority who are pushing for independence.The UN special envoy Martti Ahtisaari presented last March his proposals which would grant supervised independence to Kosovo. The plan was backed by the U.S. and many of the western countries, but was vehemently opposed by Serbia and its veto-power ally Russia.According to analysts, Romania opposes an independent Kosovo, partly because of the fear that the move will set off a chain reaction in the country's central and northwest region of Transylvania inhabited by Hungarians.

BUCURESTI SAYS "NO"

BUCHAREST, Feb 18 (IPS) - Leaders of Romania, one of the European Union (EU) members not ready to recognise declaration of independence by Kosovo, are having a hard time justifying their opposition to birth of the new state.


Cyprus is considered the most staunch opponent of independence, Slovakia and Bulgaria the mildest, while Spain, Greece and Romania have declared that they would not recognise a unilateral declaration of independence from Kosovo. The countries opposing independence argue that such a step will lead to destabilisation of the Balkans and of countries with large ethnic minorities. Romania is concerned about the Hungarian minority in the country. Hungarians represent about 7 percent of the population of Romania (22 million), but close to 20 percent in the western region of Transylvania. While some voices in the country claim that Hungarians will attempt to declare independence using the Kosovo precedent, a more realistic expectation is that Hungarians will seek strengthening of their rights, and increased local autonomy. With most media channels broadcasting statements of analysts setting out doom scenarios about the future of Transylvania, and 30 young representatives of the Hungarian community demonstrating in the Transylvanian city Cluj in support of Kosovo independence, the moderate message of Marko Bela, leader of the Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania (UDMR), could easily pass unnoticed. At a press conference in Bucharest Monday, Marko Bela said the Kosovo case can only represent a precedent in terms of the need for international actors to get involved in strengthening rights of ethnic minorities. No analogy should be made otherwise between Kosovo and the status of other regions around the Balkans, said Bela. Bela said that although his party is the only one in Romania supporting Kosovo independence, "sooner or later, Romania, as a member state of the European Union, will have to recognise the new independent state." The Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania is one of the two parties making up the minority government of the country. So even though Romanian foreign minister Adrian Cioroianu went to Brussels to present the anti-independence stance of his country, this position is not supported by the other member of the governing coalition. UDMR has been a member of the country's government since 1996, surviving several changes in power of the left and right political forces. Bela has reasserted the commitment of his party to finding political solutions to the problems of the Hungarian minority "through partnership, and through sending our representatives to the parliament and to the government, whenever possible." But Bela warned that he has noticed recent attempts to reverse the progress made since 1989 in the relationship between Romanians and Hungarians. As examples, he mentioned legislative initiatives to close down Hungarian schools in the country, and delays in adoption of a law for minorities. Bela stressed the need to improve the rights of minorities, and called for EU involvement. But Romanian leaders opposing Kosovo independence are also concerned that such a precedent could give more grounds to the separatist pro-Russian regime in Transdniester in southern Moldova. Moldova is a country of four million, sandwiched between Romania and Ukraine, where the majority of the population is ethnically Romanian. There has been speculation that Romanian President Traian Basescu is negotiating with Russia and the United States to allow for a union between Romania and a Moldova without Trasndniester, in exchange for Bucharest reversing its stance on Kosovo. But historian Armand Gosu says Basescu does not have the influence to negotiate at this level. "Opposition to the independence of Kosovo comes from a political class that has been educated in a nationalistic spirit," Gosu told IPS. "Romania's position on Kosovo does not make any sense, it is schizophrenic." While Romania declares itself against the independence of Kosovo, he says, it has committed itself to participating in the EU law and order mission that will assist state building in the newly established state. Furthermore, Gosu claims that opposition to Kosovo independence contradicts the country's status as NATO member and strategic partner of countries like the United States and France, who are recognising independence. "The political class in Romania is against independence for electoral reasons as well," Gosu told IPS. "They are afraid that the electorate might punish them otherwise, as they punished president Emil Constantinescu, who, in 1999, allowed NATO to use Romanian air space during its action against Milosevic. That is why Constantinescu lost the elections." (END/2008)

ROMANIA'S STAND ON KOSOVO

Romania opposes Kosovo’s independence
26 November 2006 16:48 Source: Beta
BOR -- The Romanian ambassador to Serbia says Kosovo’s independence would destabilize the region.“Romania favors broad autonomy for Kosovo, agreed on through a direct dialogue of Priština and Belgrade. In case of an unprecedented decision to grant Kosovo independence, other separatist regions throughout Europe would see this as encouragement to continue with their demands“, ambassador Ion Macovei said today in Bor, where he attended a meeting of the Vlach Democratic Party of Serbia.According to him, this position was recently relayed to NATO secretary-general Jaap de Hoop-Scheffer. The ambassador also said Bucharest had no territorial claims over those parts of Serbia inhabited by majority Romanian and Vlach population. “The Romanian minority in Serbia and the Serb minority in Romania must enjoy all the rights guaranteed by the European Convention on Human Rights, and continue to be loyal citizens of the states where they live”, ambassador Macovei said.

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Bridey Murphy

Bridey Murphy


Bridey Murphy was a 19th century woman from Cork, Ireland, who began speaking through Virginia Tighe in Pueblo, Colorado, in 1952 when Morey Bernstein, a local businessman and amateur hypnotist, hypnotized her. Bernstein encouraged past life regression of his subject and she cooperated by speaking in an Irish brogue and claiming to be a 19th century woman in Ireland. Bernstein hypnotized Tighe many times after that. While under hypnosis, she sang Irish songs and told Irish stories, always as Bridey Murphy. Bernstein's book, The Search for Bridey Murphy, became a best-seller. (Tighe is called Ruth Simmons in the book.) Recordings of the hypnotic sessions were made and translated into more than a dozen languages. The recordings sold well, too. The reincarnation boom in American publishing had begun.
Newspapers sent reporters to Ireland to investigate. Was there a red-headed Bridey Murphy who lived in Ireland in the nineteenth century? Who knows, but one paper--the Chicago American--found one in Wisconsin in the 20th century. Bridie Murphey Corkell lived in the house across the street from where Virginia Tighe grew up. What Virginia reported while hypnotized were not memories of a previous life but memories from her early childhood. Whatever else the hypnotic state is, it is a state where one's fantasies are energetically displayed. Many people were impressed with the details of Tighe's hypnotic memories, but the details were not evidence of past life regression, reincarnation, or channeling. They were evidence of a vivid imagination, a confused memory, fraud, or a combination of the three.
It is indicative of the typical lowering of the standards of critical thinking when it comes to belief in the supernatural that defenders of preposterous stories such as this one find easily accessible information to be incontrovertible proof of their veracity. For example, Tighe talks about kissing the Blarney stone and knew that the act requires the assistance of someone who holds you as you lean backwards and face up to kiss the stone. This is common knowledge and photos of this are available in hundreds of sources, yet this fact has been cited as strong evidence that Tighe really kissed the stone in a previous incarnation.* Yet, these same proponents of the strange and occult are not concerned that the kind of reincarnation they are considering contradicts everything we know about how memory works, not to mention that it is impossible to explain without rejecting everything we know about human consciousness and the brain. Such beliefs are works of pure imagination, which we tolerate in cartoons and for entertainment, but which any rational creature should rebuke in those who claim to be seeking the truth.
As Martin Gardner says, "Almost any hypnotic subject capable of going into a deep trance will babble about a previous incarnation if the hypnotist asks him to. He will babble just as freely about his future incarnations....In every case of this sort where there has been adequate checking on the subject's past, it has been found that the subject was weaving together long forgotten bits of information acquired during his early years" (Gardner 1957).

BUCURESTI POLITIA (Bucharest Police)

Our boys in blue......... The thin Blue line. What ever you wish to call it. The Politia Municipiului Bucuresti (The Bucuresti Municipal police) can rise to the occasion. Long known during the Ceausescu regime as evil enforcers, and years after the Revolution as corrupt. The Politia have now darned a new mask "PROFESSIONALISM". Pride in work and attention to fairness in the law are the ingredients that form the police of this generation. Traffic runs smoother, crime is down, and city dwellers sleep more soundly. This new face of the police might be stronger, younger, and perhaps healthier. However, don't let the chipper young officers boyish grin fool you. Highly trained but old prejudices die hard. Just don't admit to being Hungarian or a gypsie!

Ghost hunters investigate a Romanian outpost built by the Slovacs

Salut,

Ghost Hunters this week investigated a Slovacian castle which once served as a Romanian outpost for the Eastern Holy Roman Empire.





Dateline Romania 13th Century. Romania at this time comprised of present day Romania, slovakia, Bulgaria, southern portions of the Ukraine, the northern tip of Greece and, sections of Hungary. Although Romania was known better as the seat of power for the Eastern Holy Roman Empire.



BALDWIN II. (1217-1273), emperor of Romania, was a younger son of Yolande, sister of Baldwin I. Her husband, Peter of Courtenay, was third emperor of Romania, and had been followed by his son Robert, on whose death in 1228 the succession passed to Baldwin, a boy of eleven years old. The barons chose John of Brienne (titular king of Jerusalem) as emperor-regent for life; Baldwin was to rule the Asiatic possessions of the empire when he reached the age of twenty, was to marry John's daughter Mary, and on John's death to enjoy the full imperial sovereignty. The marriage contract was carried out in 1234. Since the death of the emperor Henry in 1216, the Latin empire had declined and the Greek power advanced; and the hopes that John of Brienne might restore it were disappointed. He died in 1237. The realm which Baldwin governed was little more than Constantinople. His financial situation was desperate, and his life was chiefly occupied in begging at European courts. He went to the West in 1236, visited Rome, France and Flanders, trying to raise money and men to recover the lost territory of his realm. His efforts met with success, and in 1240 he returned to Constantinople (through Germany and Hungary) at the head of a considerable army. Circumstances hindered him from accomplishing anything with this help, and in 1245 he travelled again to the West, first to Italy and then to France, where he spent two years. The empress Maria and Philip of Toucy governed during his absence. He was happy to be able to get money from King Louis IX. in exchange for relics. In 1249 he was with King Louis at Damietta. The extremity of his financial straits reduced him soon afterwards to handing over his only son Philip to merchants as a pledge for loans of money. Louis IX. redeemed the hostage. The rest of his inglorious reign was spent by Baldwin in mendicant tours in western Europe. In 1261 Constantinople was captured by Michael Palaeologus, and Baldwin's rule came to an end. He escaped in a Venetian galley to Negropont, and then proceeded to Athens, thence to Apulia, finally to France. As titular emperor, his role was still the same, to beg help from the western powers. In 1267 he went to Italy; his hopes were centred in Charles of Anjou. Charles seriously entertained the idea of conquering Constantinople, though various complications hindered him from realizing it. He made a definite treaty with Baldwin to this intent (May 1267). During the next year Baldwin and his son Philip lived on pensions from Charles. In October 1273 Philip married Beatrice, daughter of Charles, at Foggia. A few days later Baldwin died

Vanatorii de munte

The Romanian word for Patriotism is Patriotism lol.


Check out this Youtube video about Romanian mountain troops (Vanatorii de munte) and listen to this marching song.



YouTube - Romanian Mountain Troops March Song


May the next time you spot a hungarian be through your crosshairs!!!!!!!!! lol

The Dacian Sacrifice.

Ancient Romanians/Dacians often sacrificed a young man to their God as a tribute. This Video is of just that.

Infact, not only was the sacrifice a young man but, their best warrior!

WARNING: THIS VIDEO IS ROMANIAN, NO SUBTITLES, THEREFORE THE LANGUAGE USED IN THE FOLLOWING VIDEO IS ONLY ROMANIAN,

ENJOY!

YouTube - Dacii 1966 sacrifice