Do you know anything about Romania?
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everything . i live in Romania.
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yes i have\nNature has been generous with the land of Romania, characterized by variety, proportion and harmony. The Romanian Carpathians belong to the Alpino-Carpathian-Himalayan system of mountains, which covers Eurasia's intercontinental area. The Carpathian chain begins in the North of Bratislava and reaches the Timok River, in Yugoslavia, continuing the Alps. The Carpathians are divided into three groups: Eastern Carpathians, Southern Carpathians and Western Carpathians. The highest peaks are in the Southern Carpathians - Moldoveanu (2544 m/8,346 feet) and Negoiu (2535 m/8,316 feet) The Carpathians' ensemble is characterized by its varied landscape owing to the different types of relief particularities (glacial, karstic, riverine, structural-lithological), the alternation of mountainous and depressions units, gorges and valleys and the diversity and configuration of the vegetation. The Romanian Carpathians represent an exceptional tourist potential. Owing to their peculiarities, the Romanian mountains are able to satisfy the tastes and desires of all categories of tourists.\nEastern Carpathians\n\nStretching from the N-NW border of the country down to the Prahova Valley, the Eastern Carpathians are made up of volcanic rocks, Mezozoical-crystalline rocks and flysch, the highest elevation being of 2,303 m (the Pietrosu Peak in the Rodna Mountains); their inner rim is formed of the longest chain of volcanic mountains in Europe (the Oas, Gutii, Tibles, Calimani, Gurghiu, Harghita, Bodoc, Baraolt mountains). The most famous resorts in the Eastern Carpathians are Durau, Vatra Dornei and Borsa.
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Where do you live, dude? I'm in Bucharest and we're hiring IT guys like crazy over here.
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Absolutely.  I'd love to visit all of the countries if it were possible.  That's a pretty lofty goal, too, because I've only been to a few... live in the US, been to Canada, Mexico and the Bahamas.  Not too far from home!\n\nWhats your favorite thing about Romania?
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The real question is the reverse: is Romania willing and capable to satisfy the EU entry requirements (economic, politic, civil, human rights, etc.) by 2007?\nIf yes, then I'm happy to welcome you in the European Union, the greatest political enterprise of our time.
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it is a city in romania, click on the link given below......
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I am from Romania,so I speak Romanian,but we are a lot of romanians and we know a lot of things.That's why we are answering on this site and we are doing it very well.
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Oh yes! It's a country in Eastern Europe, capital Bucharest.
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io ma! ce vrei sa vb?
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G'day Parvicadi,\n\nThank you for your question.\n\nBasescu is doing a good job as President of Romania as far as I can tell. He seems to be popular with the Romanian people.\n\nRegards
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Yeah, and not only there...in Romania, France and close areas...
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Romania, with 22.6 million people, is the second most populous country in Central and Eastern Europe.\n\nIn 1995, as one of the last East European countries to update its environmental legislation, the Romanian parliament, passed a Law on Environmental Protection. The law replaced an Environmental Law of 1973, which was never fully enforced. The new law also paved the way for the introduction of additional legislation addressing particular environmental issues and introduced the Environmental Fund, which will hold the fines and fees assessed from polluters and use these funds for environmental protection.\nThe degradation of the environment was becoming extreme. There were many scientists, engineers, teachers, and common people who demanded that measures be taken against pollution, but little was done, as the ex-politicians had no interests or concern in these areas, but only in economic policies leading to results in profits. \n\nThe metallurgical industry generated ecological disasters such as: Copsa Mica, Baia Mare, and Zlatna. About 500,000 hectares within the Zlatna area were heavily polluted by sulfur dioxide, lead, and a variety of powders, and their concentrations were found to be two to three times higher than permissible. \n\nThe effect of all these chemical compounds covered an area of more than 90 million square meters of forests as well as the surrounding area, including human settlements. These seriously affected the mortality rate of vertebrates and the disease rate in humans. Within the polluted area, the photosynthetic pigments of leaves were observed to have reduced their level by 37-58% in comparison with the controlled level.6\n\nIn an area highly polluted by sulfur dioxide, a modification of the leaf perspiration process occurred. That means, not only could the forest metabolism be influenced but also its contribution to water circulation was affected.7\n\nThe acid rains on the Western slopes of the Zarand Mountains, particularly due to atmospheric sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides, have been noticed since 1985. They affected the leaves, growing tip or all foliage of many plants, especially that of the oak and vineyard.8\n\nAs a result of the rapacious interventions on forests during the last century in the Northern part of Romania, forests changed their composition and vertical structure. A serious decrease in the proportion of fir trees from 56 to 26 percent in the Marginea forest and from 20 to 12 in Argel forest was observed.9\n\nThe consequences of forests depletion are very important: floods in large deforested areas, soil erosion, land slides, all with serious implications to agriculture. Last but not least, the fact that the negative human attitude towards nature is collapsing10 should be mentioned. \n\nBoth experts and forest laborers became deeply involved in silviculture and nature protection, fought against abuses and, even though in many cases they failed, in some they succeeded. An example is the promulgation of Law no. 9/1973, that declared 2500 hectares of beech forest in the Semenic Mountains, with an average age of 145-350 years, a natural preserve. During 1985, another area of 1000 hectares were added to this reservation.11 Here we should also recall the initiatives to protect soil against frost, drought, deflation, erosion, etc., by kilometers of forest strips practiced in the main districts. \n\nSome sort of chemical compounds as a residue from dyestuff industries e.g. aromatic amines (aniline, 4-aminodiphenil, benzidine) or azoic substances (paradimethyl-amino-benzene, hydrazine) as well as dicloromethylene-ether, that are the result of ion exchanges in manufacturing, are supposed to carry cancer risks. Aromatic amines produce urinary bladder cancer since diclormethilen-ether was found to be involved in a form of bronchial cancer. All these compounds were found in receiving rivers. \n\nIn a study of 1200 children within the Baia Mare area, one of the most polluted, a regression in me
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Whoa!! small world.  My family is from that town.  I'm sorry I don't speak german or romanian.  Only russian.  You wouldn't happen to know the Ballmers would you?  I think there are several that still live there.
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Romania is a country in Central Europe. It is bordered by Ukraine and Moldova in the northeast; Hungary and Serbia and Montenegro in the west and Bulgaria to the south along the Danube River. Romania has a stretch of sea coast on the Black Sea and the eastern and southern Carpathian mountains run through its centre.
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da ma normal ca sunt si romani, din ce am vazut eu sunt mai multi.. scuze da nu m.am mai obosit sa scriu in engleza.. a chiar dinamo-steaua 2-0 asa un pronostic pt deseara.. dak esti stelist(a) asta e soarta :)
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the spark of the revolt that was stirred in Timisoara on December 16, 1989 rapidly spread all over the country and in December 22 the dictatorship was overthrown owing to the sacrifice of over one thousand lives.\n\nThe Romanian Revolution of December 22, 1989--- \nThe victory of the revolution opened the way for a re-establishment of democracy, of the pluralist political system, for the return to a market economy and the re-integration of the country in the European economic, political and cultural space.\n\n=) that's what i know!
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Vlad Tepes or Bela Lugosi a.k.a Dracula\nIsn't it funny how people from the Balkans always ask about their country as if nobody has heard of it? I thought of exactly the same thing to do when I first discovered Yahoo Answers. "What is Bulgaria?" ..it's rather sad man\nDo you see anyone asking "What is France?" or "What is Germany?"\nWe are doomed to a constant search for approval and reassurance that people know who we are...