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Ryan Adams GOLD
Fiona Apple TIDAL
Arab Strap THE WEEK NEVER STARTS ROUND HERE; MAD FOR SADNESS (live)
Basement Jaxx KISH KASH
The Beatles SERGEANT PEPPER'S...
Beck SEA CHANGE
Bell X1 MUSIC IN MOUTH
The Beta Band THE THREE E.P.'S; THE BETA BAND; HOT SHOTS II
Black Box Recorder THE FACTS OF LIFE
The Black Crowes SOUTHERN HARMONY AND THE MUSICAL COMPANION
Black Sabbath THE BEST OF BLACK SABBATH
Robert Bradley's Blackwater Surprise TIME TO DISCOVER
Terry Callier TIMEPEACE
Capercaillie CROSSWINDS; DELIRIUM; TO THE MOON
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds NO MORE SHALL WE PART; ABATTOIR BLUES / THE LYRE OF
ORPHEUS
The Charlatans TELLIN' STORIES
Clan of Xymox NOTES FROM THE UNDERGROUND
Holly Cole Trio DON'T SMOKE IN BED
Natalie Cole SNOWFALL ON THE SAHARA
John Coltrane GIANT STEPS
Corduroy DAD MAN CAT
Cathal Coughlan THE SKY'S AWFUL BLUE
The Cramps OFF THE BONE; SONGS THE LORD TAUGHT US
Depeche Mode BLACK CELEBRATION; MUSIC FOR THE MASSES; VIOLATOR; SONGS OF FAITH
AND DEVOTION
dEUS IN A BAR, UNDER THE SEA
Doktor Granat ŚWIADKOWIE ROCKA
Mark Eitzel CAUGHT IN A TRAP...
Elbow CAST OF THOUSANDS
Elektryczne Gitary SŁODKA MASKA
Elysian Fields BLEED YOUR CEDAR
Bela Fleck & The Flecktones UFO TOFU
PJ Harvey TO BRING YOU MY LOVE
Drazy Hoops THE INFINITE STARLIGHT
The Flaming Lips TRANSMISSION FROM THE SATELLITE HEART
Lisa Germano EXCERPTS FROM A LOVE CIRCUS
Gluecifer BASEMENT APES
Guided by Voices BEE THOUSAND
The High Llamas GIDEON GAYE
Hole CELEBRITY SKIN
Janis Ian BREAKING THE SILENCE
Kid Rock COCKY
Wojciech Kilar MISSA PRO PACE
King Black Acid and The Womb Star Orchestra WOMB STAR SESSION
Kyuss BLUES FOR THE RED SUN
The Legendary Jim Ruiz Group OH BROTHER WHERE ART THOU?
LOST IN THE STARS: THE MUSIC OF KURT WEILL
The Lounge Lizards VOICE OF CHUNK
Main HYDRA - CALM
MANIFESTATION: AXIOM COLLECTION II
Mansun ATTACK OF THE GREY LANTERN
The Mars Volta THE TREMULANT EP
Tom McRae JUST LIKE BLOOD
Medeski Martin & Wood IT'S A JUNGLE IN HERE; COMBUSTICATION REMIX EP
Van Morrison BACK ON TOP
Mull Historical Society LOSS
My Bloody Valentine ISN'T IT ANYTHING; LOVELESS
Patrick O'Hearn ANCIENT DREAMS; METAPHOR
Phish FARMHOUSE
Pink Floyd WISH YOU WERE HERE
Porcupine Tree ON THE SUNDAY OF LIFE...; STUPID DREAM
Pretenders THE ISLE OF VIEW
Prince & The New Power Generation DIAMONDS AND PEARLS
Lou Reed NEW YORK
The Replacements TIM
Damien Rice O
Sam Roberts THE INHUMAN CONDITION
Roxy Music STRANDED; SIREN; AVALON
Skid Row SUBHUMAN RACE
Siekiera NOWA ALEKSANDRIA
Smoke City UNDERWATER LOVE
South ALL IN FOR NOTHING EP
Spiritualized THE ABBEY ROAD EP; AMAZING GRACE
Stereolab EMPEROR TOMATO KETCHUP
Sunny Day Real Estate THE RISING TIDE
Billy Bob Thornton PRIVATE RADIO
To Rococo Rot THE AMATEUR VIEW
A Tribe Called Quest THE ANTHOLOGY
Uncle Tupelo ANODYNE
Unforscene PACIFIC HEIGHTS
Sadao Watanabe FILL UP THE NIGHT
Wellwater Conspiracy BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRIC: OPERATIONAL DIRECTIVES
Bill Whelan RIVERDANCE: MUSIC FROM THE SHOW
Wilco YANKEE HOTEL FOXTROT

Filmowe:

Yann Tiersen AMELIA
Don Was BACKBEAT
Henry Mancini CHARADE / EXPERIMENT IN TERROR
Mark Adler FOCUS
Simon Boswell HARDWARE
Richard Robbins HOWARDS END
Stuart Matthewman JACKPOT / TWIN FALLS IDAHO
Folk Implosion KIDS
Trevor Jones / Randy Edelman THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS
STRANGELAND
Henri Seroka U PANA BOGA ZA PIECEM
VIRTUOSITY

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Temat: Bilans
-The first battalion of the new Iraqi Army has graduated and is on
active duty.

-Over 60,000 Iraqis now provide security to their fellow citizens.

-Nearly all of Iraq's 400 courts are functioning.

-The Iraqi judiciary is fully independent.

-On Monday, October 6, power generation hit 4,518 megawatts-exceeding
the prewar average.

-All 22 universities and 43 technical institutes and colleges are open,
as are nearly all primary and secondary schools.

-By October 1, Coalition forces had rehabilitated over 1,500
schools-500 more than scheduled.

-Teachers earn from 12 to 25 times their former salaries.

-All 240 hospitals and more than 1200 clinics are open.

-Doctors salaries are at least eight times what they were under
Saddam.

-Pharmaceutical distribution has gone from essentially nothing to 700
tons in May to a current total of 12,000 tons.

-The Coalition has helped administer over 22 million vaccinations to
Iraq's children.

-A Coalition program has cleared over 14,000 kilometers of Iraq's
27,000 kilometers of weed-choked canals, which now irrigate tens of
thousands of farms. This project has created jobs for more than 100,000
Iraqi men and women.

-We have restored over three-quarters of prewar telephone services and
over two-thirds of the potable water production.

-There are 4,900 full-service telephone connections. We expect 50,000
by year-end.

-The wheels of commerce are turning. From bicycles to satellite dishes
to cars and trucks, businesses are coming to life in all major cities
and towns.

-95 percent of all prewar bank customers have service and first-time
customers are opening accounts daily.

-Iraqi banks are making loans to finance businesses.

-The central bank is fully independent.

-Iraq has one of the world's most growth-oriented investment and
banking laws.

-Iraq has a single, unified currency for the first time in 15 years.

-Satellite TV dishes are legal.

-Foreign journalists aren't on 10-day visas paying mandatory and
extortionate fees to the Ministry of Information for "minders" and other
government spies.

-There is no Ministry of Information.

-There are more than 170 newspapers.

-You can buy satellite dishes on what seems like every street corner.

-Foreign journalists (and everyone else) are free to come and go.

-A nation that had not one single element-legislative, judicial or
executive-of a representative government, now does.

-In Baghdad alone, residents have selected 88 advisory councils.
Baghdad's first democratic transfer of power in 35 years happened when
the city council elected its new chairman.

-Today in Iraq, chambers of commerce, business, school and professional
organizations are electing their leaders all over the country.

-25 ministers, selected by the most representative governing body in
Iraq's history, run the day-to-day business of government.

-The Iraqi government regularly participates in international events.
Since July, the Iraqi government has been represented in over two dozen
international meetings, including those of the UN General Assembly, the
Arab League, the World Bank and IMF and, today, the Islamic Conference
Summit. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs today announced that it is
reopening over 30 Iraqi embassies around the world.

-Shia religious festivals that were all but banned aren't.

-For the first time in 35 years, in Karbala, thousands of Shiites
celebrate the pilgrimage of the 12th Imam.

-The Coalition has completed over 13,000 reconstruction projects, large
and small, as part of a strategic plan for the reconstruction of Iraq.

-Uday and Queasy are dead-and no longer feeding innocent Iraqis to the
zoo lions, raping the young daughters of local leaders to force
cooperation, torturing Iraq's soccer players for losing games, or
murdering critics.

-Children aren't imprisoned or murdered when their parents disagree
with the government.

-Political opponents aren't imprisoned, tortured, executed, maimed, or
are forced to watch their families die for disagreeing with Saddam.

-Millions of longsuffering Iraqis no longer live in perpetual terror.

-Saudis will hold municipal elections.

-Qatar is reforming education to give more choices to parents.

-Jordan is accelerating market economic reforms.

-Saddam is gone.

-Iraq is free.
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Temat: opłacani z budżetu prowincji (minimum 100 tysięcy)
opłacani z budżetu prowincji (minimum 100 tysięcy)
Lista zamożnych coraz dłuższa

Tę listę publikuje się co roku - umieszczone są na niej nazwiska
osób, które zarabiają minimum 100 tysięcy dolarów i są opłacane z
budżetu prowincji. Na "sunshine list'' można też znaleźć dokładne
ich zarobki.

Generalnie okazało się, że lista rośnie - w 2007 roku znalazło się
na niej o 24 proc. więcej nazwisk niż rok wcześniej - 42.000, o 8000
więcej niż rok wcześniej.

Od 2005 roku na liście pojawiło się 14.000 nowych nazwisk.

Kim są ci szczęśliwcy? Pracownicy rządu, korporacji rządowych, władz
miejskich, szpitali, uczelni.

Najwięcej w 2007 roku zarobił szef Ontario Municipal Employees
Retirement System Paul Haggis - 2,2 mln dol. Do tego otrzymał
jeszcze świadczenia socjalne o wartości 10.000 dol.

Jim Hankinson, dyrektor Ontario Power Generation, zajął drugie
miejsce z pensją 1,7 miliona dol. i świadczeniami socjalnymi o
wartości 7.500 dol.

Doskonale radzi sobie pod względem wysokich zarobków sektor
energetyki. Z niego wywodzi się ponad 8000 nazwisk na liście, o 1000
więcej w stosunku do 2006 roku.

Największy wzrost zanotowano w grupie pracowników aparatu władz
lokalnych - 41 proc.

Inny mocny sektor to służba zdrowia - 4100 nazwisk, o 1000 więcej
niż w 2005 roku.

Dyrektor torontońskiego szpitala Mount Sinai Joseph Mapa, zarobił
616.000 dol.

Mimo krytycznych uwag lidera torysów ontaryjskich Johna Tory'ego,
który ostatnio bardzo skrytykował nadmiernie rozwiniętą i niewiele
robiącą grupę urzędników rządowych, premier Ontario Dalton McGuinty
podkreśla, że Ontario ma bardzo efektywnie działającą armię
urzędników, drugą najbardziej efektywnie działającą w całej Kanadzie.

I jeszcze coś - na głowę mieszkańca Ontario ma najniższą liczbę
rządowych urzędników w Kanadzie!

McGuinty podkreśla, że zatrudniono pielęgniarki, nauczycieli,
lekarzy, ponieważ były poważne ich braki. Nikogo z nich nie można
uznać za niepotrzebnych.

Lider Opozycji Bob Runciman uważa, że to niepokojące, że najwięcej
miejsc pracy powstaje w sektorze publicznym. To robota liberałów i
duży błąd w obliczu zwolnienia gospodarki i nadchodzącej recesji.

A jak sytuacja "100-tysięczników" wygląda w Toronto?

Liczba pracowników ratusza, którzy zarabiają ponad 100.000 dol.
wzrosła o 47 proc. od ubiegłego roku.

Według danych opublikowanych przez dziennik "Toronto Sun", takich
pracowników, którzy znaleźli się na "sunshine list"
miasto zatrudnia 955.

Są to pracownicy Exhibition Place, Toronto Zoo, Toronto Police
Service, TTC i St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts.

Najwięcej zarabia osoba piastująca stanowisko "Toronto city
manager", czyli szef administracji miejskiej Shirley Hoy, której
zarobki wyniosły 322.000 dol.

Główny menedżer TTC Gary Webster zarobił prawie 274.000, a szef
policji Toronto Bill Blair - 270.000 dol.

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Temat: budget 2006 - Kraju III Swiata - Kanada !!
Zlodzieje z Ontario Hydro - pol5 klaska uszami
Some of Ontario's biggest power users say the provincial electricity utility
should give back the $181 million in profit it made over the summer at their
expense.

Roughly half the refund — about $90 million — would go to residential consumers,
the Association of Major Power Consumers of Ontario said yesterday.

The corporate power users say soaring electricity rates are contributing to job
losses and plant closings, particularly in the chemical and forestry sectors.

In addition to the refund, they want the province to fully cap Ontario Power
Generation's rates for three more years.

"There is absolutely no justification for OPG to earn such high profits," said
Mike Kuriychuk, chair of the industry association, whose members include Ford of
Canada, Inco Ltd. and Dofasco Inc.

"We don't mind paying the cost of power but these profits demonstrate we're
paying more than the cost of power," said Adam White, the association's president.

At least two electro-chemical companies, CXY Chemicals and Erco Worldwide, have
moved their operations out of Ontario because of rising rates, the association
said, and several forestry companies have cited hydro as one factor in job
losses and plant closings in their industry.

Provincial Energy Minister Donna Cansfield defended OPG's profits in the
Legislature yesterday, saying everyone benefits because the money is used to
help pay down its predecessor's $20.9 billion debt and upgrade power facilities.

Energy Probe spokesperson Tom Adams called the industry association's demand for
a refund short-sighted. "The money does come back to consumers in the form of
debt reduction."

But Adams said he shares corporate Ontario's concerns about what will happen to
electricity rates if the government goes ahead with plans to fully deregulate
OPG by April.

The former Ontario Hydro still controls 65 to 70 per cent of the province's
electricity market.

"We could see a tremendous increase in prices to consumers," he warned. "We want
to see OPG regulated because we're concerned about its spending habits."

OPG spokesperson John Earl defended the utility's profit, saying it's the only
utility in the province that is required to provide consumers with a rebate. It
needs the income to invest in future expansion and its return on equity so far
this year has been just 5 per cent.

"We are a commercial company and we have a responsibly to act like one."

OPG reported the unusual profit last Thursday, noting that it was the product of
a long, hot summer and skyrocketing fuel prices.

This is also the first year the former monopoly has operated in a partially
deregulated market.

OPG produced 4.2 per cent more power in the three months ended Sept. 30 compared
with the year-earlier period. But the price it received for that power jumped 35
per cent to an average of 5.4 cents a kilowatt hour from 4 cents/kwh the
previous summer. However, that price was still well below the spot market rate
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Temat: tytuły piosenek -temat basketball
Davis Alana: Turtle

Alkaholiks: Hip Hop Drunkies

Andy: Memories

Apollo 440: Raw Power

Arrogant Worms: Me Like Hockey

Artificial Joy Club: Sick and Beautiful

Bacon Brothers: Guess Again

B.G.: Rollin' Raw

Barenaked Ladies: Ed's Uncle Elwyn

Beanie Siegel f / Jay-Z: Raw and Uncut

Bif Naked: My Bike

Big Punisher f / Tommy Sunshine: Mamma

Blade: Come On

Blaque: Can't Trust Myself

The Boyz: I Want You Back

Kobe Bryant f / Tyra Banks : K.O.B.E.

Busta Rhymes: The Heist

Cam'Ron: Rockin' And Rollin'

Aaron Carter: Never Too Young, Never Too Old

Cheech and Chong: Earache My Eye

Paula Cole: Bethlehem

Corky and the Juice Pigs: Basketball Ass

Corky and the Juicy Pigs: Pandas

Billy Ray Cyrus: Busy Man

D-12 f / Dina Rea: Pimp Like Me

Bern Dan: No Missing Link

Dave Holister: Can't Stay

Dead Mikmen: Now Everybody's Me

Dead Prez: Score

Deftones: Wicked

Dog Eat Dog: Sore Loser

Drag On f / P Killer Trackz: Click Click Clack

Dynamite Hack: Today Is A Good Day

Dynamite Hack: Boyz N The Hood

E-40 f / Suga T: Lace Me Up

The Fugees: Living Like There Ain't Tomorrow

Fun Loving Criminals: Bear Hug

House of Pain: Punch Drunk

House of Pain: Work Is Bond

House of Pain: X-Files

I Mother Earth: Basketball

Janis Ian: Seventeen

Michael Jackson: Superfly Sister

Michael Jackson f / Shaquille O'Neal: 2Bad

Jagged Edge: Head of Household

Jay-Z: Anything

Jay-Z: H to the Izzo

Jay-Z f / Sean Paul: What They Gonna Do

Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince: Summertime

Elton John: Mona Lisa and Mad Hatters Part II

John Q. Public: Preacher's Kid

Krs-One: Represent the Real Hip Hop

Korn: Ear Ache My Eye

Kottenmouth Kings: Frontline

Lil' Flip: I Shoulda Listened

Lil Romeo: My Baby

Lil Romeo: 2 Way

LL Cool Jay: Around The Way Girl

Lyte Funkie Ones: Summer Girls

Mario: Put Me On

Marvelous 3: #27

Ian Mathews: Shake It

Master P f / Afficial: Roll How We Roll

John Mellencamp: Rooty Toot Toot

Method Man and Redman: Y.O.U.

Mr T Experience: I Just Wanna Do It With You

Nas: Project Window

Nelly: Country Grammar

Nelly: Greed, Hate, Envy

Nelly: Say Now

New Power Generation (NPG): Cherry Cherry

Nuts Can Surf: Cysco

Shaquille O'Neal: Fiend -98

Shaquille O'Neal: 48 @ The Buzzer

Shaquille O'Neal: Pool Jam

Shaquille O'Neal: You Can't Stop The Reign

Shaquille O' Neal f / Peter Gunz: It Was All A Dream

Shaquille O' Neal f / Phife Dawg: Where Ya At

Outkast: D.E.E.P.

Pharoahe Monche: Queens

Piglets: Johnny Reggae

Poetic Ammo: Approximate Detonation

Prefab Sprout: I Never Play Basketball Now

Prince: Style

Princess Superstar: CEO

Project Wize: Erica

Public Enemy: I Stand Accused

Redman f / Lady Luck: Come And Get It

Romanovsky and Phillips: Outfield Blues

Roots f / Dice Raw: Ain't Saying Nothin New

Roots f / Dice Raw and Beanie Siegel: Adrenaline!

Adam Sandler: Moyda

Adam Sandler: Red Hooded Sweatshirt

Adam Sandler: 7 Foot Man

Saw Doctors: All The Way From Tuam

702: Steelo

Sesame Street: Four

Sesame Street: Oscar's 'B' Sandwich

Sesame Street: Tall Short Texan

Shaggy: Why Me Lord

Small Fred: Annie

Will Smith: "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" Theme Song

Will Smith: Gettin' Jiggy Wit It

Will Smith and Jazzy Jeff: Boom! Shake the Room

Snoop Doggy Dog: Tear 'Em Off, Me And My Doggz

Fredro Starr: What If

Ray Stevens: The Streak

Sticky Fingaz: What If I was White

Sugarhill Band: Rappers Delight

SWV f / Snoop Doggy Dog: Gettin' Funky

Taryn and Arianne: Dream

Ali Tatyana: Dreamin'

Third Eye Blond: An Ode To Maybe

311: Jackolantern's Weather

Throwing Muses: Backroad

Too $hort: Cusswords

Too $hort f / Ant Banks MC Breed: Givin Up The Funk

Toucher: Y.M.C.A.

A Tribe Called Quest: 8 Million Stories

A Tribe Called Quest: Hot 4U

Tupac Shakur f / Ray Tyson: A Day In The Life

Urge: MidgetBasketball

The Vandals: My First Xmas, As A Woman

Wu Tang Clan: For Heaven's Sake

Judd Wynonna: Girls With Guitars

WWF: Wreck (Mankind Theme)

Xzibit: Alkaholic

Young MC: Principal's Office

Young Stef f / Lil' Bow Wow: Can I Holla

Youngstown: It's Not What You Think

Roy Zimmerman: Michael, Row Your Boat Ashore

ZZ Top: Woke Up With Wood

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Temat: Amerykańskie firmy energetyczne wiedziały o moż...
Amerykańskie firmy energetyczne wiedziały o moż...
W Ameryce jak zwykle chodzi o kase. Podobnie bylo z 'kryzysem' w
Kalifornii - po prostu monopol podniosl ceny i wycyckal ludzi z
kasy. Tu natomiast byl taki system ze firmy ktore na przesyle
energii zarabialy kase nie mialy zadnego interesu w podnoszeniu
standardu laczy. W Ameryce tak czesto jest, ze mozna robic kase
na wlasnosci panstwa (ropa, gaz, drewno - moga eksploatowac
narodowe lasy i parki!) a jak jest problem to sie wyciaga reke po
kase podatnikow, "dla dobra gospodarki".

Dla bogatych - komunizm, dla biednych twardy kapitalizm. I tak to
sie kreci.

Polecam art. w NYT ekonomisty z MIT Paula Krugmana:

The Road to Ruin

By PAUL KRUGMAN

We still don't know what started the chain reaction on Thursday.
Whatever the initial cause, however, the current guess is that a
local event turned into an epic blackout because the transmission
network has been neglected. That is, the power industry hasn't
spent enough on the control systems and safeguards that are
supposed to prevent such things.

And the cause of that neglect is faith-based deregulation.

In the past, electric power was considered a natural monopoly. It
was and is impractical to have companies competing either to wire
up homes and businesses, or to build long-distance transmission
lines. Because effective competition was impossible, power
companies were given local monopolies, and regulated to keep them
from exploiting customers.

These regulated monopolies took responsibility for the whole
system - transmission and distribution as well as generation.
Then came the deregulation movement. It argued that a competitive
market could be created in power generation (though not in
transmission and distribution), and in much of the country
utilities were forced to sell off their power plants.

In fact, effective competition has been elusive even in power
generation. In California, deregulation led to one of history's
great policy disasters: energy companies drove up prices by
creating artificial shortages. This plunged the state into a
crisis that ended only after much of its electricity supply was
locked up in long-term contracts, and price controls were imposed
on the rest.

Incidentally, there seems to be a weird reluctance to face up to
what happened in California. Since the blackout, I've seen
national news reports attributing California's woes in part to
environmental restrictions, while ignoring the role of market
manipulation. Huh? There's no evidence that environmental
restrictions played any role; meanwhile, even the Federal Energy
Regulatory Commission, which strongly backs deregulation, has
concluded that market manipulation played a major role. What's
with the revisionist history?

Anyway, market manipulation aside, energy experts have long
warned that deregulation would lead to neglect of the grid. Under
the old regulatory system, power companies had strong incentives
to ensure the integrity of power transmission - they would catch
the flak if something went wrong. But those incentives went away
with deregulation: because effective competition in transmission
wasn't possible, the companies providing transmission still had
to be regulated. But because regulation limited their profits,
they had little financial incentive to invest in maintaining and
upgrading the system. And because of deregulation elsewhere,
responsibility was diffused: nobody had a strong stake in keeping
the system reliable. The result was a failure not just to add
capacity, but to maintain and upgrade capacity that already
existed.

These experts didn't necessarily oppose deregulation; their point
was that deregulation could lead to disaster unless accompanied
by policies not just to keep the grid reliable, but to expand it.
(To make competition possible, a deregulated system needs
considerably more transmission capacity than one based on
regulated monopolies.) But their warnings weren't taken
seriously; politicians and deregulation enthusiasts simply had
faith that somehow "the market" would take care of the
problem.

Four years ago, Paul Joskow of M.I.T. told FERC: "Proceeding on
the assumption that, at the present time, `the market' will
provide needed network transmission enhancements is the road to
ruin." And so it was.

Have we learned our lesson? Early indications are not promising.
President Bush now says that "our grid needs to be modernized . .
. and I've said so all along." But two years ago Tom DeLay
blocked a modest Democratic plan for loan guarantees for system
upgrades, calling it "pure demagoguery." And press reports say
that despite the blackout, the administration will bow to
pressure from Senate Republicans and put on ice the only part of
its energy plan that had any relevance to the blackout, a FERC
proposal for expanded oversight of the transmission system.

This nation needs to invest billions in its power grid, yet given
recent history, it's crucial that this investment not be simply
another occasion for energy-industry profiteering. Somehow, I'm
not optimistic.
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Temat: Irak - o czym media nie informują
Irak - o czym media nie informują
Irak – o czym nie mówia media

Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 9:33 PM
Subject: Iraq: the real story

OPEN LETTER TO FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH OF RICHMOND BEACH

It has been a while since I have written to my friends at First Lutheran
Church about what's really going on here in Iraq. The news you watch on TV is
exaggerated, sensationalized and selective. Good news doesn't sell.

The stuff you don't hear about? Let's start with Electrical Power production
in Iraq. The day after the war was declared over, there was nearly 0 power
being generated in Iraq. 45 days later, in a partnership between the Army,
the Iraqi people and some private companies, there are now 3200 mega watts
(Mw) of power being produced daily, 1/3 of the total national potential of
8000 Mw. Downed power lines (big stuff, 400 Kilovolt (Kv) and 132 Kv) are
being repaired and are about 70% complete.

Then there is water purification. In central Iraq between Baghdad and Mosul,
home of the 4th Infantry Division, Water treatment was spotty at best. The
facilities existed, but the controls were never implemented.
Simple chemicals like Chlorine for purification and Alum (Aluminum Sulfate)
for sediment settling (The Tigris River is about as clear as the Mississippi
River) were in short supply or not used at all and when chlorine was used, it
was metered by the scientific method of guessing. So some people got pool
water and some people got water with lots of little things moving in it. We
are slowly but surely solving that. Contracts for repairs to facilities that
are only 50% or less operational are being let, chemicals are being
delivered, although we don't have the metering problem solved yet (It's only
been 45 days).
How about oil and fuel? Well the war was all about oil wasn't it? You bet it
was. It was all about oil for the Iraqi people because they have no other
income, they produce nothing else. Oil is 95% of the Iraqi GNP.
For this nation to survive, it must sell oil. The Refinery at Bayji is at 75%
of capacity producing gasoline. The crude pipeline between Kirkuk (Oil
Central) and Bayji will be repaired by tomorrow (2 June). LPG, what all
Iraqis use to cook and heat with, is at 103% of normal production and we, the
US ARMY, at least 4th ID, are insuring it is being distributed
fairly to all Iraqis. You have to remember that 3 months ago, all these
things were used as weapons against the population to keep them in line. If a
town misbehaved, gasoline shipments, LPG pipelines and trucks stopped, water
was turned off, power was turned off.

Now, until exports start, every drop of gasoline produced goes to the Iraqi
people, crude oil is being stored, the country is at 75% capacity now, they
need to export or stop pumping soon, thank the UN for the delay.
All LPG goes to the Iraqi people everywhere. Water is being purified as best
they can, but at least it's running all the time to everyone.
Are we still getting shot at? Yep. Are American Soldiers still dying? Yep,
about 1 a day from the 4th ID, most in accidents, but dead is dead.

If we are doing all this for the Iraqis, why are they shooting at us? The
general population isn't. There are still bad guys, who won't let go of the
old regime. They are Ba'ath party members (Read Nazi Party, but not as nice)
who know nothing but the regime. They were thugs for the regime that caused
many to disappear in the night and they have no other skills. At least the
Nazis had jobs they could go back to after the war as plumbers, managers,
engineers, etc...these people have no skills but terror. They are simply
applying their skills....and we are applying ours. There is no Christian way
to say they must be eliminated and we are doing so with all the efficiency we
can muster. Our troops are shot at literally every day by small arms and
RPGs. We respond and 100% of the time, the Ba'ath party guys come out with
the short end of the stick. The most amazing thing to me is that they don't
realize that if they stopped shooting at us, we would focus on fixing things
and leave.

The more they shoot at us, the longer we will stay. Lastly, realize that 90%
the damage you see on TV was caused by Iraqis, not the war. Sure we took out
a few bridges from military necessity, we took out a few power and phone
lines to disrupt communications, sure we drilled a few palaces and government
headquarters buildings with 2000lb laser guided bombs (I work 100 yards from
where two hit the Tikrit Palace); he had plenty to spare. But, any damage you
see to schools, hospitals, power generation facilities, refineries,
pipelines, was all
> > caused either by the Iraqi Army in its death throes or Iraqi civilians
looting the places. Could the army have prevented it? Nope. We can and do
now, but 45 days ago the average soldier was lucky to know what town he was
in much less know who owned what or have the power to stop 1,000 people from
looting a building by himself.
The United States and Britian are doing a very noble thing here. We stuck our
necks out on the world chopping block to free a people. I've already talked
the weapons of mass destruction thing to death, bottom line, who cares, this
country was one big conventional weapons ammo dump anyway. We have probably
destroyed more weapons and ammo in the last 30 days than
the US Army has ever fired in the last 30 years (Remember, this is a country
the size of Texas.), so drop the WMD argument as the reason we came here; if
we find it great, if we don't, so what?
I'm living in a "guest palace" on a 500 acre compound with 20 palaces with
like facilities built in half a dozen towns all over Iraq that were built for
one man. Drive down the street and out into the countryside 5 miles away (I
have) and see a family of 10 living in a mud hut herding two dozen sheep.
Then tell me why you think we are here.
Respectfully,
ERIC RYDBOM MAJ, ENGINEER Deputy Division Engineer
4th Infantry Division

Please forward this to as many as you can. If our news media won't print the
truth then maybe we can do their job and get the news out thru email.
Let the people of the U.S. and the world know just what our men and woman are
doing in Iraq. I couldn't live like those people do and I don't think 98% of
the people in the US could either.

www.emiusa.org

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Temat: O. Rydzyk: Zobaczcie, jak jednoczymy Polaków
Nie okradaj Polski
cz.I
dla rozwscieczonego pillera i jemu podobnych wypowiedz specjalisty :
www.dlapolski.pl/Siegajmy-po-geotermie-art2719.htm
Prof. dr hab. inż. Ryszard Henryk Kozłowski
Sięgajmy po geotermię

Ze zgrozą i niedowierzaniem przeczytałem artykuł pt. "Rydzyk: ojciec geolog"
Bogumiła Łozińskiego oraz Anny Wojciechowskiej, opublikowany w "Dzienniku" z
3-4.11.2007 roku. Do przedstawionej poniżej mojej opinii na temat tej kolejnej
prowokacji (liczba podobnych sięga według naszego rozeznania w Krakowie
kilkunastu tysięcy) o znamionach typowego paszkwilu wymierzonego w Ojca
Dyrektora Tadeusza Rydzyka i jego dzieła, które tak drażnią wszelkiej maści
liberałów oraz mutantów postkomunistycznych, upoważniają mnie następujące przesłanki

1. Jestem wspólnie z profesorem Jackiem Zimnym z AGH współautorem pierwszego
projektu geologicznego oraz urbanistyczno-architektonicznego dla Torunia, który
powstał pod kierunkiem twórcy Polskiej Szkoły Geotermalnej profesora Juliana
Sokołowskiego na przełomie 2002 i 2003 roku (a więc wyciąganie wniosków o
rzekomych zobowiązaniach PiS wobec Radia Maryja jest pierwszą zauważoną bzdurą).

2. Projekt ten, uzupełniony o dokładną analizę warunków hydrogeologicznych, stał
się podstawą dla otrzymanej koncesji na budowę pierwszej w Polsce
Elektrociepłowni Geotermalnej. W tym przypadku Ojciec Dyrektor nie musiał
studiować geologii, aby Fundacja Lux Veritatis dostała w drodze normalnego,
dostępnego dla wszystkich starających się, konkursu dotację (obietnicę dotacji)
tego przedsięwzięcia. Redaktorzy powyższego artykułu nie mają czasu na bieżące
śledzenie innych informacji prasowych, więc wypada im przypomnieć, że z chwilą
przejęcia przez PiS rządu koalicyjnego wysokość środków, z których korzystały
poprzednie ekipy rządowe, nie przewyższała 3 ze 100 proc. finansów możliwych do
zdobycia na podobne cele.

3. Byliśmy w trzech kolejnych kadencjach sejmowych członkami parlamentarnego
zespołu ekspertów ds. energetyki i wszystkie opcje partyjne były wielokrotnie
zaznajomione przez nas o naszych olbrzymich zasobach energii geotermalnej, które
są trzykrotnie większe niż u naszych zachodnich sąsiadów i wynoszą 625 tysięcy
PJ (jedna jednostka PJ odpowiada energii zawartej w mniej więcej 23 tys. ton
ropy), co oznacza, że energia tych zasobów przewyższa ponad 150 razy nasze
roczne zapotrzebowanie na energię i do tego jest energia "czystą", a jej zasoby
są odnawialne. Tendencyjne opinie kilku przedstawicieli PO, wynikające z ich
niewiedzy, niekoniecznie muszą więc stanowić politykę całej opcji PO w tej sprawie.

4. Rury okładzinowe wykonane ze wzmocnionego włókna szklanego zostały już
zastosowane w ciepłowniach geotermalnych we Francji, Japonii, Niemczech i
Austrii. W naszym kraju wody geotermalne w większości przypadków mają charakter
klasycznych wód balneologicznych. To, co jest dobre dla balneologii,
niekoniecznie musi być odpowiednie dla rur stalowych, które mogą po prostu
korodować. Dominującą zaletą rur z włókien szklanych, które są utwardzone
termicznie żywicami epoksydowymi, jest to, że są całkowicie odporne na korozję.
Kolejną zaletą tego materiału w porównaniu do stali jest jego bardzo niska waga,
a co za tym idzie łatwość w obsłudze technologicznej i montażu. Ponadto dzięki
wyjątkowej gładkości rury wykonane z GRE (Glassfiber Reinforced Epoxy) mają dużo
niższe opory przepływu w porównaniu do rur stalowych.

5. W Polsce szczególnie istotnym zagadnieniem związanym z wykorzystaniem wód
geotermalnych jest ich - obok wspomnianej mineralizacji - wysokie zasolenie.
Mineralizacja wód na niżu polskim na głębokościach, z których można eksploatować
wody termalne o temperaturze 80-95, a nawet około 100 stopni C, wynosi od 100 do
250 g/l.
Tak wysoko "zmineralizowane" wody geotermalne wymagają ponownego zatłaczania do
złoża po uprzednim odebraniu od nich energii cieplnej, którą pragniemy
wykorzystać w tzw. systemie binarnym również do produkcji energii elektrycznej,
obok ciepła użytkowego. Wysoka mineralizacja, jak już wspominano, powoduje w
przypadku stosowania rur stalowych ich szybką korozję, nawet w przypadku
minimalnej nieszczelności układu geotermalnego. Produkty korozji powstające w
układzie geotermalnym są następnie w sposób ciągły wtłaczane do złoża wody
geotermalnej przez otwór chłonny, powodując jego zanieczyszczenie, a nawet w
efekcie końcowym jego "zakolmatowanie".

6. Dlaczego sięgamy do głębokości 3 tysięcy metrów: bo spodziewamy się na tej
głębokości odpowiedniego poziomu temperatur, który pozwoli - obok uzyskiwania
ciepła - na produkcję energii elektrycznej (wartość energii elektrycznej
"czystej" na poziomie 2 MW w skali roku to przecież 7 mln PLN). Na tym poziomie
występuje wapień muszlowy, który jest bardziej korzystny od liasu (piaskowca)
występującego na płytszych głębokościach (piaskowiec dodatkowo, przy braku
odpowiednich filtrów, może zanieczyszczać otwór chłonny).

7. Nasi zachodni sąsiedzi, mimo posiadania zasobów na poziomie trzykrotnie
mniejszym, aktualnie realizują program budowy 7 elektrociepłowni geotermalnych o
mocy energii elektrycznej od 0,2 do 5,4 MW (St. Frick, Ch. Lohse, M.
Kaltschmitt: "Environmental Impacts by a Geothermal Power Generation in
Germany", Proceeding European Geothermal Congress 2007, Untehaching, Niemcy),
przy kosztach w granicach od kilkunastu do kilkudziesięciu mln euro. Inwestycje
te, przy pełnym odbiorze energii cieplnej i produkcji energii elektrycznej,
zwracają się w ciągu 3-4 lat.
Należy po tej krótkiej analizie zadać autorom publikacji z "Dziennika" pytanie:
jaki cel im przyświecał, że nie mając odpowiedniego przygotowania, podejmują
się, łamiąc wszelkie zasady etyki dziennikarskiej, pisarstwa w takim stylu?
A może chodzi tu o coś innego, może chodzi o wstrzymanie koncepcji budowy
energetyki opartej na zasobach odnawialnych? Może chodzi o zmuszenie nas do
budowy energetyki nuklearnej?
cd.
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Temat: Małe auto dla Kobiety za ok 18tys.
{O aucie poniżej}

Uderz w stół, a nożyce się odezwą.

Parę ciekawych odnośników do sytuacji roponośnej.

Ludzie często myślą, że skoro podaż ropy ciągle nie rozmija się aż tak drastycznie z popytem, to problemu nie ma, bo przecież nie ma braków. I dziwią się, skąd wzrosty cen. Zupełnie zapominają, że mogą przecież rosnąć koszty utrzymania tak wysokiej podaży.

O tym się prawie w mediach nie mówi, wskazując tylko brudnym paluchem winnego w tajemniczych spekulantach (często funduszach emerytalnych, próbujących ratować swoje zasoby przez inflacją sięgającą realnie już nawet i 10%, tyle, że ukrywaną w zmanipulowanych wskaźnikach, z których usuwa się żywność, energie, domy... to, co drożeje).

A tu proszę - indeks opisujący koszty wydobycia ropy:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UCCI
ihsindexes.com/
www.ssb.no/en/aki/tab-2008-06-06-01-en.html
Widać jak na dłoni, co się dzieje.

Tu na The Oil Drum pojawiło się dobre podsumowanie sytuacji globalnej, w jednym artykule: www.theoildrum.com/node/4172 Arabia Saudyjka już jest wyciskana jak cytryna, ledwo zipiąc w swoim zwiększaniu produkcji, zużywają swoje szczątkowe "spare capacity".

Jednocześnie, kluczowe kraje Europy, od bardzo dawna, mają na STAŁYM poziomie zużycie ropy, co na pierwszy rzut oka może być szokujące przy takim zwiększaniu się liczby aut: forum.oilpeak.pl/about1227.html

Jednak witz polega na tym, że po prostu nastąpiła u nas deindustralizacja, a to przemysł pożera ropy najwięcej. Większość energochłonnych procesów wyniosło się do Chin, które to z kolei paliw potrzebują coraz to więcej i więcej. A my się tylko u nich zadłużamy. Cudów nie ma.

Co w Hiszpanii było, jak nastąpiło małe zaburzenie w dostawie paliw, już wklejałem: forum.oilpeak.pl/about1247.html

Ale, żeby nie było samych tylko złych wiadomości, warto dodać, że wysokie ceny paliw już uderzyły w ich konsumpcje. I ludzie zaczęli jeździć mniej, nie tylko Amerykanie: forum.oilpeak.pl/post-11182.html Jest nie niewątpliwie krok w dobrym kierunku.

Szkoda, że nasz żałosny rząd ma wszystko w dupie, i z problemem postanowił walczyć USTAWĄ. I uważa, że przez kryzysem DŁUGOTERMINOWYM uratują nas rezerwy KRÓTKOTERMINOWE. Bez komentarza. Wyjechać z Polski: adamduda.wordpress.com/2008/06/22/polityka-energetyczna-polski-do-roku-2030-a-peakoil/

Jest też spory potencjał w uwolnieniu ropy zużywanej na ogrzewanie domostw: peakoildebunked.blogspot.com/2008/03/337-oil-fired-power-generation.html Tutaj bardzo łatwo przejść na węgiel. Jednak owo przejście jest kierunkiem BURNOUT www.peakoil.pl/scenariusze.htm , czyli intensyfikacją używania bardzo brudnego paliwa, za które później płaci się pogarszającym zdrowiem społeczeństwa.

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A co do auta... skoro już musi być kupione i nie da się bez niego, wobec wszystkiego, co powyżej, obejść, to zgadzam się z v-6, poprzedni Yaris byłby dobrą opcją
moto.allegro.pl/18425_i_1999_2005_.html?order=t&view=gtext&a_text_i[1][0]=2002&price_to=18000
Doświadczenia bliskorodzinne dotyczą obecnego modelu, ale są bardzo dobre, w przeciwieństwie do Corsy B, którą Yaris zmienił.

Zainteresuj się również:
Polo: moto.allegro.pl/18525_iv_2001_2005_.html?order=t&view=gtext&a_text_i[1][0]=2002&price_to=18000

Fabia: moto.allegro.pl/12674_fabia.html?order=t&view=gtext&a_text_i[1][0]=2002&price_to=18000

Albo jakąś maksymalnie gołą i słabą octavią: moto.allegro.pl/18390_i_1996_.html?order=t&view=gtext&a_text_i[1][0]=2001&price_to=18000

W tej cenie i rocznikach można pewnie i nawet Focusa I kupić, ale wiadomo, im lepsze auto, tym wyższe przebiegi będą miały pasujące w kryteria egzemplarze: moto.allegro.pl/18160_mk1_1998_2004_.html?order=t&view=gtext&a_text_i[1][0]=2002&a_text_i[1][1]=2002&price_to=18000

Grunt, żeby auto miało 4 gwiazdki EuroNCAP: testy.autocentrum.pl/euroncap/Auta_najmniejsze.html

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Temat: Błędny kurs na atom
Elektrownia atomowa-zagrożenia
Zapraszam na stronę Inicjatywy Antynuklearnej www.ian.abc.pl
Polecam też wypowiedź prof. Żmijewskiego na temat nieopłacalności budowy elektrowni jądrowej w Polsce
wyborcza.pl/1,82244,5490764,Atomowy_kwiatek_do_kozucha.html

Warto też sprawdzić linki, jest to odpowiedź na tezy lobby atomowego, że nie ma ryzyka awarii w elektrowni jądrowej.

1. Białaczka u dzieci wokół niemieckich elektrowni jądrowych
www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=1892120
timeforchange.org/nuclear-power-station-causing-cancer-leukemia

2. Zachorowania na raka i białaczkę wśród pracowników i ich dzieci
www.nonukes.org/w15cancr.htm
rpd.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/93/2/143
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11352762?dopt=Abstract
www.llrc.org/trawsrept.pdf
www.llrc.org/health/subtopic/bradrep5.pdf

3. Wycieki i ich skutki, technologie atomowe są bardzo skomplikowane i łatwiej w nich o usterkę. Dodatkowym zagrożeniem jest korozja radiacyjna-zmęczenie materiału wywołane promieniowaniem. Społeczeństwo dowiaduje się tylko o poważniejszych wyciekach:

Francuskie elektrownie jądrowe (te, które będą budowane w Polsce) - ostatnie lata:
Groźba wybuchu we francuskiej elektrowni jądrowej (2008):
www.lost-in-france.com/french-news/954-safety-risk-cruas

Mieszkańcy i turyści nie mogą łowić ryb ani pić wody ze studni z powodu wycieku 18.000 litrów wody z uranem do rzeki
www.evworld.com/news.cfm?newsid=18641
portland.indymedia.org/en/2008/07/377836.shtml

Kolejny wyciek we francuskiej elektrowni, to już 4 poważny wypadek w roku 2008
www.euronews.net/en/article/24/07/2008/france-fourth-nuclear-incident-in-a-fortnight/

Three Mile Island www.albionmonitor.com/9703a/3milecancer.html
Pożar a następnie wyciek z japońskiej elektrowni www.guardian.co.uk/world/2007/jul/19/japan.justinmccurry

www.guardian.co.uk/world/2007/jul/24/nuclear.japan

wyciek w USA www.nowpublic.com/environment/vermont-nuclear-power-plant-leak-prompts-production-decrease

Wyciek ciężkiej wody w Korei www.allbusiness.com/utilities/electric-power-generation/219389-1.html

Tysiące galonów radioaktywnej wody wyciekało przez nieznany czas z elektrowni w San Diego www.10news.com/news/9690567/detail.html

Awaria i wyciek w Vernon, jak zwykle nic się nie stało www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27324888/

Mieszkańcy okolic elektrowni jądrowej protestują przeciw wyciekom www.wickedlocal.com/duxbury/archive/x1637673891

Atak hakera i kradzież danych z elektrowni jądrowej, automatyczne urządzenia nie są odporne na zdalny atak www.smh.com.au/news/breaking/virus-causes-npower-plant-data-leak/2005/06/24/1119321886677.html

Wyciek w Hiszpanii www.reuters.com/article/environmentNews/idUSL0848095620080408

Wycieki, nieprawidłowości w działaniu w elektrowni Sellafield ukrywane przed społeczeństwem www.lastingnews.com/?p=212

Wyciek w EJ w Hiszpanii, zauważony po długim czasie en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ascó_Nuclear_Power_Plant

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Temat: Job openings in Krakow for English translators
Job openings in Krakow for English translators
Hi,

My name is Sam Pink. I`m a British national, and for the last six years I`ve
been living in Paris, France and working for a technical communications and
publications company as English Translation Project Manager and IT Manager.

I have been asked by my company to move to Krakow in order to open and run a
Polish subsidiary. I will be moving sometime in November 2005, and our
objective is to have the new company trading as a limited liability company
by January 1 2006.

My company has a number of long-term, large-scale technical translation
projects for which we are looking to recruit considerable numbers of capable,
native English-speaking translators to salaried positions. We would like to
do this both in France and in Poland.

Given that the majority of our customers are French, the ability to tranlate
from French as well as from Polish would be a distinct advantage, but we also
expect to generate local business In Krakow with Polish customers, so we
would still be interested in hearing from applicants who do not offer French
as a working language.

These are full-time salaried posts, and we can basicallty offer the right
candidates immediate start dates. We would welcome applications from both
experienced and first-time translators - good language skills and a real
ability to write well in English are the key skills we are looking for.

There are more detailed presentations of the different posts available
tomorrow, as well as some background information on our company (Praetorius).

Anyone interested can either send an application with CV to the contact
details given in the vacancy descriptions below, or contact me directly at
sam@praetorius.fr.

I would prefer you contact us directly by email, rather than simply replying
to this thread (this will make the communication process much easier to
manage).

Native English-speaking Technical Translators / Translation Project Manager

The company

Praetorius is a dynamic and growing intellectual services company located in
Gif-sur-Yvette, in the Paris suburbs. Its key customers cover a wide range of
sectors, including automobile manufacturing, motorsport, consumer
electronics, metallurgy, industrial packaging, aeronautical engineering, IT
hardware and software, power generation and supply, payment technology, and
oilfield services. The company has twenty full-time personnel and annual
revenues of nearly 2.5 million euro.

We are currently expanding our staff of in-house translators and translation
managers, and are seeking qualified candidates with the following profiles:

Post 1 : French and/or Polish to English technical translator

Working with a team of experienced translators, you will focus on
translation, review and quality control of a diverse range of material,
including technical documentation, user manuals and websites. You will also
help prepare and maintain translation glossaries and translation memories.
The work is varied and often fast-paced, in a friendly atmosphere.

The successful candidate will be a team player, rigorous and customer-
oriented, with an excellent command of French and a flair for writing in
English. You should also be IT literate with good MS Office skills; knowledge
of translation software is a plus.

Full-time position based either in Paris (France) or in Krakow (Poland), to
start immediately.
Salary and benefits based on experience.

Post 2 : Experienced French and/or Polish to English financial translator

Working primarily with the financial division of one of our clients, you will
work on a long-term project to translate a series of high-level financial
quality and standards documents. This is an excellent opportunity for the
right candidate to develop an overview of finance, purchasing and
manufacturing terminology and procedures. Working in connection with our
existing teams of experienced translators, you will focus on translation,
review and quality control. You will also develop and maintain translation
glossaries and translation memories.

Professional experience in financial and technical translation is a must for
this position. The successful candidate will be a team player, rigorous and
customer-oriented, with an excellent command of French and a flair for
writing in English. You should also be IT literate with good MS Office
skills; knowledge of translation software is a plus.

Full-time position based either in Paris (France) or in Krakow (Poland), to
start immediately.
Salary and benefits based on experience.

Post 3 : Senior translator / Translation project manager

Working as part of a tight-knit team of experienced translators, you will be
involved in every aspect of the technical translation process, including
client contact, preparation of timelines and cost estimates for client
approval, budget management, assignment of translations, compilation and
validation of glossaries and translation memories, problem-solving,
translation, and proofreading. A significant amount of your time will be
spent carrying out quality control on work produced by junior translator
colleagues. You will also help in monitoring and training new translators, as
well as coordinating collaboration with our external partner/supplier
network.

The successful candidate will have three to five years' experience as a
technical translator and some experience as a translation project manager.
You will be customer-focused, a team player, and have the ability to produce
high-quality work under pressure. An excellent command of French, both spoken
and written, and excellent writing ability in English are required;
additional languages a plus. You must be IT literate with solid MS Office
skills, with some knowledge of translation software. Additional IT skills
(Microsoft networks, graphic design, page layout, document management, etc.)
a plus.

Full-time position based either in Paris (France) or in Krakow (Poland), to
start immediately.
Salary and benefits based on experience.

Application procedure:

Please send a CV and cover letter to recruitment@praetorius.fr.

Contact details for more information:

Sam Pink
Praetorius France SAS
2, route de la Noue
91196 Gif-sur-Yvette
France
Tel: +33 1 64 86 58 43
Fax: +33 1 64 86 18 19
Mobile: +33 6 70 77 71 52
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