Prince Charles has a property in Romania

why Not ask prince Charles what its like to live in Romania, he had relations there hundreds of years ago, and has a place there now which he visits once a year for a week

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/travelvideo/9550672/Inside-Prince-Charless-Romanian-guesthouse.html

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/travelvideo/9550672/Inside-Prince-Charless-Romanian-guesthouse.html

not only that our monarchy could actualy rule Romania?

how embarressing would that be for the government

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2065174/Prince-Charles-king–ROMANIA-revealing-related-Vlad-Impaler.html#axzz2JnO5QwjP

UK people Living in Romania

who is living happy in romania, moving to romania from uk, romania wants english people to live in romania, british living in romania, jobs in romania for english people.

Yes top searches on this blog and why?

the UK government is or should i say has made a huge mistake in calling out the Romanians and Bulgarians in its attempt to go against the treaty the UK signed in the EU parliment, it has been well documented that the UK government faces serious accusations of failing to comply with EU law, and tha the EU parliment is considering taking the UK to court over its actions or non actions to put it bluntly, later on i will be more specific, but wait.

heres some info relating to the UKs Non complience with EU law

II. The Directive 2004/38/EC OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 29 April 2004 on the right of citizens of the Union and their family members to move and reside freely within the territory of the Member States: http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=OJ:L:2004:158:0077:0123:en:PDF obliges the UK authorities to issue a registration certificate IMMEDIATELY upon application by an EU citizen (Article 8(2) applies.) The European Commission noted in its 2010 report on EU citizenship (COM (2010) 602) that there were considerable delays in the issuing of documents and warned that if the UK did not remedy the situation it would consider referring the matter to the EU Court of Justice. Please note in this respect that the European Commission has started to take steps to bring the UK before the Court of Justice for breach of Directive 2004/38: http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_IP-12-417_en.htm?locale=en

The Directive prescribes the general imperative duty for the UKBA to process ALL registration certificates IMMEDIATELY; it is unlawful for the UKBA to leave the “choice” of a slower process on to the applicant, in circumstances where the applicant does not really have a choice.

so if thats NOT racist What is, what if it were targeted against other nationalities other than Bulgarians or Romanians then what? its fair?

I was never refused any thing while in Romania, i had permission to stay a legal ID card all of which cost me around £30, they have laws that now even make it easier for UK or forign people register there, unlike the UK, who make it a total pain in the arse, even for a UK born resident to understand who speaks perfect english and has expereience and knows the dialects tones of conversations and the rest …I have personally witnessed and had abuse from govenrment employees, who did not know at the time i was english, while traveling via the port of Dover / Calais the customs staff were extremely rude verbaly, until they saw my passport then they shut up as i was traveling with a group of romanians i kept my passport till last Just to see the reactions. yup eggs is eggs

Its a total Joke, people say the ~UK is not racist, but thats just one example i have a whole list of them.

I have even involved my local MP Cloe Smith on one case of UK racism at our local hospital.

so UK think. are you really racist? BNP UKIP why not just get a famous German leader back from the dead to run the country, thats what your grandparent fought for right?

UK slag off to Romanians dont come here Ha Ha

UK slag off to Romanians dont come here Ha Ha.

UK slag off to Romanians dont come here Ha Ha

Romanias Response come to Romania ! sweet, nice come back..

Brits in Romania would not last 7 days left to fend for themselves, Firstly show me a group or at least one english person that can speak any Romanian, most Romanians learn english at school. and many are fluent, but dont show it.
Where as Romanians coming to the UK can at least speak the language, plus have a serious education way in advance of the UK equals in terms of age.
people in the UK picking cabbages with a equivilent of a PHD
english people who go to Romania with the equivilent of a CSE grade D to do what exactly?
get drunk go on a stag night.
makes me giggle English people have absolutly NO Idea how inteligent honest and trustworthy the majority of Romanian people are like, with High Moral values, strong family values, integrity, respect, and ambitions.
where as english people have lost sight of this over the uears and have denegrated into a society or morons, dole sucking idiots hell bent on making a mockery of the entire race through stupid and foolish actions while abroad, and bugger me if we dont all laugh at it on TV, Brits Abroad, Drunks in lithuania, prague etc..stag nights…is it no wonder the brits get painted with a bad Image, my personal experience is that all the romanians i met expected me to behave like James Bond. polite courtious, well spoken.
I have way more to say on this subject and have been contacted by the independent, and a national romanian news paper to comment as a brit who has lived there and Boy I will. I also have a Romanian Wife, and have personaly suffered the Crass political Racisim in the UK, with a whole heap of stories to tell, about how racist the UK system is.
I never enountered any racism in Romania. lots of other funny things but never that.
I will post more but really wanted to make a blog post to start my thought train.

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Bugger im slipping so anyway i wanted to tell you ive not forgettoen the blog i will be posting some awsome news from the UK and Borloava as soon as i get it but like anything breaking news is not easy to find.. so for now lets just say Good night and i will venture back to bring you full up to speep with all the cracking Romanian News from Borlova.. just have to consult the jungle drums, in the mean time if you fancy earning a few quid, check this little money spinner out Quriky.com

Here’s a free quote… from a New book available here
Quirky is a social format, and people are social. When you gather hundreds of people under one roof, people gravitate toward others with similar ideas, goals, and philosophies. Sometimes this is great, sometimes not so.
Once you are on Quirky awhile you will start to notice these patterns emerge. There are people who insert themselves everywhere. There are those who feel entitled. There are those who feel themselves to be gatekeepers and emulate self-importance. Some who just like to step on ideas and find a flaw in everything. Some do wield some influence among their followers, or in some cases minions…circles and cliques. It can be a lot like high school where rumors are spread, accusations discussed, and feathers ruffled over imagined transgressions. It is probably best to dole criticism carefully and factually lest you find yourself embroiled in a bit of online drama….

 

[snip]…On the flip side, you will meet people from all over the world. They bring an array of talents and more often than not, will be more than happy to lend a hand. Whether it be tweaking a rendering or just inserting a picture, help can easily be found in the forums.
This book is a direct reflection of this positive side of Quirky.com and the community there. All five authors shared their information, offered suggestions, input, and all in the name of helping others discover the opportunities available online.”

 

hopefully Q ideas UK will meet these neeeds of on line inventors and investors

 

us company project 20million turn over in 4 years of operation

Quirky.com Brings Invention To The Masses

Website Tests Ideas, Pays Inventors

By The Next List Staff

POSTED: 8:03 pm MDT May 4, 2012

UPDATED: 1:35 am MDT May 7, 2012

(CNN) — (CNN) – How many times have you been in the middle of a routine day then – BAM! – a great idea pops into your head. Maybe it’s a way to solve some annoying problem or to make a household chore easier. But for almost everyone, the next thought is this: “Never going to happen.”That’s because bringing a product to market takes so much more than having a great idea. Invention, it sometimes seems, is largely the domain of large corporations, people with access to big time cash or big-time connections.And that’s where Ben Kaufman comes in. He’s the 25-year-old founder and CEO of Quirky.com, a start-up website that gives would-be inventors a place to go with their ideas.

At Quirky, a staff of experts and a community of thousands put every idea to the test. If a concept makes the cut, a real-life product is manufactured. The inventor gets his or her name on the package and a paycheck in hand. In fact, everybody who contributes to the final product gets a share of the revenue every single time the product is sold. Quirky keeps 70% of the revenue; the rest goes to the inventor and to the project’s “influencers,” leaving the actual inventor with about a 10% cut of the total revenue, according to the company.With this model, Kaufman expects to pull in more than $20 million in sales revenue this year.Ben Kaufman and his “Quirky” process are shaking up the way consumer products get to store shelves, giving people the power to choose what they buy. But most important, he’s providing creative people a platform to launch their invention ideas…a place to go when that “light bulb” moment strikes.

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Tips on crowd sourcing

If you’re in a company today that’s thinking about open innovation, get busy. Not only are enterprise companies using open innovation, but you’re competing against companies that are built from the ground up on open innovation, Like Quirky.com
David Ritter, CTO of Innocentive

John Rogers, CEO of Local Motors, suggests if you’re going to give your crowd money, you need to be able to give people tools at the same time you give them money. Local Motors gives users tools to understand why what they’re co-creating is better.

Toby Daniels, founder of Social Media Week and Crowdcentric, illustrated three key principles to consider with open innovation campaigns.

1. Qualify your crowd –  Core leadership, influencers, and community
2. Incentivize participants – Financial, recognition, relationships, and education
3. Don’t ignore the last hurdle (end goal) – Great ideas without execution are useless

David Ritter, CTO of Innocentive, is adamant that it’s better to structure your challenges than to open your suggestion box to the world. Ritter drills in the importance of asking structured questions by adding that if you ask a better question, you’ll get a better answer.

John Winsor, CEO of Victors & Spoils, states that compensation is only the fourth important reason why V&S crowds participate. The top 3 are:

1. Crowds want to work on interesting briefs
2. Crowds want to try new things
3. Crowds want to work with great talent

Original article here ->>>Let us know if you’ve used these tips or have tips of your own.

Ben Kaufman: Innovation happens outside the boardroom these days

Reblogged from What's Next:

Editor's note: Ben Kaufman is the CEO of Quirky.com, which helps inventors bring their ideas to the market. Kaufman is the subject of Sunday's episode of "The Next List," on CNN at 2 p.m. ET.

By Ben Kaufman, Special to CNN

(CNN) -- Ninety-nine percent of consumer product companies are incredibly disconnected from the people that they serve. The process of trying to learn about what those people want only creates more distance.

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This is a great article that some in the UK should read to find out more go to quirky