Sunday, January 31, 2016

Transaction prices of housing – the third quarter. 2015. [Report] – Banker

Prices, for which Poles bought an apartment in the penultimate
 quarter of 2015 were up by 17 per cent. lower than a year earlier. Increasing
 supply on the property market in the end resulted in a reduction, guaranteeing
 buyers better price conditions. In some cities selected categories
 However crocheted fabrics have gained in popularity so much that rates soared about
 almost 30 percent.

 

Bankier.pl, “Puls Biznesu” and Cenatorium start
  new round of analysis of the real estate market based on transaction prices . These rates are the result
 changes in demand and supply – and provide reliable information on
 the market situation. The study
 we will present the average price of 1 square meter. real estate on a quarterly basis. The data will cover eight Polish cities: Warsaw, Wroclaw, Gdansk,
 Kraków, Poznań, Łódź and Olsztyn
– for housing prices, plus the corresponding eight provinces in the prices of land for development.

 

In addition to regular reports, the latest market data will be published in a new section dedicated Bankier.pl – Report real estate prices “Puls Biznesu”, Bankier.pl and Cenatorium .

 

Also new is presented on pages Bankier.pl index BCN real estate prices in Poland , which reflects the prices of real estate transaction in
 Poland. The index is based on reliable data derived from public sources
 gathered in the Base Price Cenatorium and is the result of processing
 of transactions in the property market in Poland according to author
 methodology.

 

In the first edition of the Report “Puls Biznesu”, Bankier.pl and Cenatorium present transaction prices of flats from primary and secondary markets, with different living areas, in the period from the first quarter. 2014 to the third quarter. 2015 years, inclusive.

 
 

Warsaw

 

Transaction prices for apartments in the capital persist for several
 quarters at a similar level. Depending on the size of the property, in the third quarter of 2015 years the rate per 1 sqm. hesitant
 from 7266 zł to even 8490 zł. With the highest cost of purchasing units
 surface for a long time to be expected in the case of small apartments up to 35 sqm. and those
 above 100 sqm. Lowest rates apply to units with an average area – their
 Prices are also extremely stable.
 
 

Comparing the latest available data year on year, the biggest price reductions were recorded for the largest
 category crocheted. Buyers in the third quarter. 2015 years paid per 1 sqm.
 apartments with an area of ​​over 80 square meters. about 10 per cent. less than in the same
 quarter of 2014. 6 percent. You can save on premises over 100 square meters.
 The largest increase occurred in the case of small apartments to 35
 sqm. and I reached 3 percent.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Medium
   transaction prices of flats in Warsaw [zł / sqm.]

 

 

Area [sqm.]

 

 

quarter. 2014

 

 

the second quarter. 2014

 

 

the third quarter. 2014

 

 

the fourth quarter. 2014

 

 

quarter. 2015

 

 

the second quarter. 2015

 

 

the third quarter. 2015

 

 

Change yoy

 

 

35

 

 

7833.96

 

 

7932.96

 

 

7934.82

 

 

8021.42

 

 

7857.91

 

 

8284.02

 

 

8159.41

 

 

3%

 

 

35-40

 

 

7329.87

 

 

7287.86

 

 

7198.14

 

 

7381.85

 

 

7218.20

 

 

7310.12

 

 

7266.42

 

 

1%

 

 

40-50

 

 

7341.95

 

 

7217.35

 

 

7304.69

 

 

7270.99

 

 

7373.25

 

 

7444.39

 

 

7278.83

 

 

0%

 

 

50-60

 

 

7237.34

 

 

7084.61

 

 

7397.27

 

 

7440.36

 

 

7245.47

 

 

7579.90

 

 

7576.05

 

 

2%

 

 

60-70

 

 

7170.71

 

 

7265.37

 

 

7439.29

 

 

7437.96

 

 

7349.46

 

 

7409.97

 

 

7334.73

 

 

– 1%

 

 

70-80

 

 

7437.88

 

 

7432.08

 

 

7673.21

 

 

7524.43

 

 

7670.03

 

 

7556.26

 

 

7366.34

 

 

– 4%

 

 

80-100

 

 

7711.83

 

 

8269.21

 

 

8309.80

 

 

7853.86

 

 

7611.23

 

 

7794.10

 

 

7485.85

 

 

– 10%

 

 

above 100

 

 

7945.16

 

 

8751.86

 

 

9017.15

 

 

8956.37

 

 

8892.15

 

 

8620.66

 

 

8490.55

 

 

– 6%

 

 

Source:
   The report on housing prices “Puls Biznesu”, Bankier.pl and Cenatorium

 

How are transaction prices for bids.
 published every month in the pages Bankier.pl? The differences go back hundreds
 respectively. This is due to the fact that market prices are not final and customers goes
 win the tenderer lower prices, even at 500-700 zł / sqm.

 

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Chancellor of the Exchequer: oil companies and gas this year to the Ministry of Energy – Gazeta Wyborcza

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Fuel Company, the gas will be eventually handed over energy minister this year - told journalists on Friday, Treasury Minister Dawid Jackiewicz. He referred also to dividends energy companies.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
                          
 

                 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
         

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"When it comes to oil companies, gas, they will be eventually handed over to the minister of energy" - said at a press conference of the Exchequer David Jackiewicz. As noted, the energy minister Krzysztof Tchórzewski created his ministry from scratch. "Accordingly, in the first phase, passed under his supervision companies from the mining sector, now a handover of power companies, and ultimately also the other companies of the broader energy," - he added.

"In 2016, such a transfer occurs, there is no rush, (...) they are effectively supervised by the State," - he added.

"We do not want to carry it out in a moment, because we are aware that the building of the ministry from scratch, much time do you spend on it to resolve the issues of administrative, organizational, logistical, so a smooth transition seems to be safer from the point of view of the economic and energy security "- he argued the head of the treasury department.

Draft inter alia, transferring oversight of energy companies (Polish Energy Group, Tauron, Enea and Energa) from the Treasury to the Ministry of Energy by a group of deputies in the Parliament PiS. His first reading will take place on Friday afternoon. The draft stipulates that the minister of energy will include oversight of these companies from 1 April.

The treasury minister also referred on Friday to pay dividends energy companies.

"As for dividends, it requires a consensus between the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Energy and Ministry of Treasury.'re working on it. We have to accept - and I say this very clearly - interests, or the needs of the state budget, but also the investment needs , which is needed resources for investment in the electricity sector. We will find the opportunity to combine both interests and certainly propose in a relatively short time, the answer to this question, "- said Jackiewicz at the conference.

"Definitely not leave companies, these four energy groups, without the resources for investments, but also - ask for understanding - we can not completely abandon the dividend was received because of the obvious budgetary needs," - he added.

As informed journalists in the last year. week, Energy Minister Krzysztof Tchorzewski, the energy ministry does not intend to in the near future to change the dividend policy of energy companies. "In the near future we are not going to change the policy dividend payments. Roughly the same level that was paid, will be used in the future" - said Tchórzewski.

Earlier, Minister Jackiewicz in an interview with the weekly "across the network," said that it is worth considering if you do not cancel at any time of the dividend in energy groups to allow them to invest, eg. in mining.

         

         

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Parliament adopted the draft budget for this year – Polish Radio

The adoption of the budget voted 236 deputies against 207, and three abstained from voting.

 

The government’s draft deputies submitted a total of 88 amendments. Conclusions consisted of both the opposition and the PiS.


 

Expenditure ROP cut

 

Reported by PiS amendments, which have gained recognition of the Sejm, provide for withdrawal of the ROP 5.3 million zł. The money they have hit, among others, to the general reserve, to repair roads and roundabout. Fr.. Jerzy Popieluszko in Radom, on the CBOS and repair Clinic Dental Center at the Medical University of Lublin.


 

Earlier, the Parliament, taking another amendment PiS ROP decreased spending by more than 4.6 million zł. In sum, the Commissioner has lost nearly 10 million zł.


 

Budget ROP defended Kamila Gasiuk-Pihowicz (N). In her view, a reduction in spending Ombudsman will prevent him from performing his constitutional duties which with its obligations arising from international agreements.


 

According to Michael Szczerba (PO), reducing the budget ROP is a blow to ordinary people. He pointed out that ratifying the Convention against Torture was applied to the ROP new tasks – visits to 1.8 thousand. places of detention in Poland.

 

The MP explained that it’s not just about prisons and psychiatric hospitals, but also nursing homes.

 

The Chairman of the public finances Jaworski (PiS) party said, however, that if passed all the amendments the opposition, on the budget of the Ombudsman, it was taken to him much more than been proposed by the PiS.

 

ROP budget reductions demanded by Rafał Wójcikowski (Kukiz’15). He explained that it is not to limit the independence of the Ombudsman, but to build a better effectiveness and efficiency of the office, which the PO – according to him – she could not do for 8 years.


 

– I think there is no better motivation to act official than as he takes some money and see that he needs to work more efficiently – said Wójcikowski.

 

Diet for increased spending on World Youth Day in Krakow

 
 

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The deputies decided to establish a new special reserve with an amount of 15 million zł to supplement funds for the organization of WYD. This money is to come from reducing spending on NIK (approx. 6.5 million zł), ROP (approx. 4.6 million zł) and National Election Bureau (of more than 3.8 million zł).


 

Another of the adopted amendments envisages a reduction of nearly 39 million, including spending zł Office of the Senate, the Supreme Court, the Supreme Administrative Court, Supreme Chamber of Control, the National Broadcasting Council, the Inspector General, PIP, IPN, ACT, NCR. Saved money have hit the current expenditure of the general reserve budget.


 

Dispute over an amendment on in vitro

 

During the voting emotions aroused among others, ultimately rejected the amendment by the club PO, according to which the budget for 2016. zł 55 million were to be increased expenditure on the program in vitro.

 

Its adoption has called former health minister in the government of the PO-PSL coalition, Democratic Left Alliance deputy.

 
 

The Sejm / x-news

 

– For several days roll State embarrassing dispute, whom to take 20 million zł to give them Tadeusz Rydzyk. Do you take the theaters or universities? I do not penetrate into the reasons why these 20 million zł want to give Rydzyk, because the answer might skompromitowałaby parliament, leave it on the side. I have to Prime Minister question: will ye give 20 million zł Rydzyk, while unscrupulous you took all the money to people who need in vitro. (…) Is the Prime Minister aware that if these 20 million zł, which want to give Rydzyk spent on in vitro, it is been born in Poland 400 children. 400 happy families exactly for the money. Do you know that? Could you be the godmother of 400 births, a favorite of Father Rydzyk you never will – he said.


 
 
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Elizabeth Witek: do not deny in vitro, but we can not afford its financing

 

Marshal Marek Kuchciński after the onset of Arlukowicz admonished: “I appeal to Mr, however, with respect to relate to other people because you speak in the House.”

 

When it spoke draft budget rapporteur, Mr Andrzej Jaworski (PiS). – In response to the speech by Mr Arlukowicz I would like to remind you that if you do not waste money in previous years, this budget would also have a greater possibility of allocating funds for it, what you’re talking. Who gave 100 million zł for unnecessary referendum? For these 100 million zł could accomplish a whole lot of investment. Who gave 10 million zł for the program to promote mathematics in a private TV when you were doing it on national television? Who gave the sports budget of 5 million zł for the concert, which raised significant controversy? – He asked the MP.


 

The allegations concerning. unjustified expenses for the referendum referred Mr Kukiz’15 Thomas Jaskóła. – The right to referendum is sacred and you can not touch it – retorted.


 

The grant for the university in Torun

 

Before Friday’s vote on the budget, Speaker of the Sejm Marek Kuchciński reported that deputies amendment to p rzeznaczenia 20 million zł for the Higher School of Social and Media Culture in Torun was withdrawn.

 
 

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The Law and Justice deputy: will the amendment in the Senate ws. grants for the university in Torun

 

On Thursday, the committee issued a positive opinion Amendment public finances. Amendment envisaged cutting spending on culture and national heritage protection for 20 million zł. Half of this amount was to involve grants and subsidies in the so-called. the remaining tasks in the field of culture, and the other half – the cost of theaters.

 

Law and Justice deputy Prime Minister announced that the amendment of the grant will be proposed by the Senate Law and Justice, but gave no details of the fund.

 

– The club will report the amendments in the Senate. This amendment is intended to occur. If there is an amendment which is prepared in accordance with the principles of finance and law, I see no reason why it would be adopted – Law and Justice deputy prime minister said.

 

What are the assumptions of the Ministry of Finance?

 

The Ministry of Finance has planned that this year’s deficit will not exceed 54 billion 740 million zł. Revenues are expected to reach 313 billion 788 million 526 thousand. zł, and spending 368 billion 528 million 526 thousand. zł.

 

On the revenue side includes, among others, the introduction of a tax on certain financial institutions and the tax on large stores. The government also planned on the revenue side proceeds from the auction for frequency reservations in the 800 and 2600 MHz, up 9 billion 233 million 270 thousand. zł.

 
 

The Sejm / x-news

 

Tax revenue in 2016. are expected to reach 276 billion 120 million zł, also provides income payments from the NBP profit of 3.2 billion zł. Dividends and profit-sharing payments planned in the amount of 4 billion 799 million 670 thousand. zł, and revenues from customs duties in the amount of 3 billion 34 million zł.

 

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Some await us wage increases. Who will benefit most? – Money.pl

– in 2016. Improvement of the situation on the labor market may be withheld because of uncertainty about the impact of planned regulations . We can also expect increasing pressure on raising salaries – says Grzegorz Baczewski, director of the department of social dialogue and labor relations Confederation of Leviathan.

According to the expert, most announced by the government changes, namely: the introduction of minimum hourly wage in civil contracts of 12 zł / h, increase the minimum wage to 50 percent. the average wage, full oskładkowanie all contracts and self-employment, elimination of civil agreements – may be unfavorable for the labor market, as this will increase labor costs.

So argues Dr. Baczewski, this will mean reducing the number of low-paid jobs. For example, in the security industry, introduced from 1 January 2016. Oskładkowania increase in commission contracts, meant that companies invest eg. In monitoring systems limiting the number of employees. – However, if you retain the pace of economic growth should not lead to a complete reversal of the positive trend in macroeconomic perspective – explains the expert Leviathan.

Throughout 2016, we can, however, expect increasing pressure on wage growth – predicts expert the Leviathan. With increasing employment followed by a continuous increase in the demand for labor and the labor supply reserves are shrinking.

Employers will be afraid of losing good skilled workers, so some of them offer them a raise. For better offers may rely primarily those newly employed, that is, where it will be profitable to change jobs. Wage growth will proceed at a level well above 4 percent in real terms. year on year.

The accelerated wage growth will, however, resulted not only for market reasons. This trend will also affect the accelerated growth of the minimum wage (to the level of 1850 zł gross) and oskładkowanie contract orders. These amendments entered into force on 1 January 2016.

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Abroad they gain knowledge, but they want to live in Poland. While the realities of the permit – GazetaPrawna.pl

Poland wants to send the best students abroad. He is currently working on the program of the Ministry of Science. The idea is not new – it’s still the most talented promised the previous minister of education. It turned out, however, that prepared by a team of OP program has many disadvantages. Effect? Few people reported to him. One of the weakest points in the assessment of student organizations was to limit that after zafundowanym by the state turnusie in Cambridge or Harvard you have to go back home and work off it politely five years.

And without the program abroad is today 48 thousand. Polish students. 2.6 thousand. of them went to France to 1.8 thousand. – to USA. But the most popular direction of travel is the United Kingdom -uczy there 6.2 thousand. young Poles. As shown in the study for the Boston Consulting Group, and without a whip in the form of a ministerial order, most of them would like to return home after graduation – it declared 77 per cent. of them. As much as 42 percent. people willing to do this right after graduation. But when the expectations are in contact with reality, it turns out that return from abroad or it is not easy, or there is no why. And those who return to decide, do not exclude that, however, gone.

To go is not so difficult

Anna Korzeniewska to the United States He left still in high school. Behind this decision they became her curiosity about the world and suggestions of parents to ensure themselves the best possible education. At the high school we did not stop there. Anna continued her studies at the City University of New York (CUNY), and later at New York University (nuy) postgraduate programs.

– I like the American system of education that is flexible, that It provides many opportunities. Classes are much more practical, no-time and part-time study, all of the activities you can adjust the schedule at work. And employers often appreciate experience gained in college on a par with the knowledge of the university – he says. Korzeniewska not zamieniłaby study on a similar program in Poland, but returned to the country. – In the US, I felt lonely. Here is all my family, friends. Today, in retrospect, I think this is the best solution: first to leave, and then use the experience gained in Poland – he said.

Today helps others leave to study abroad. The Talent Development Foundation free advice on where and how to look for information on opportunities and funding. In his second project, GlobalEdu already commercially organizes the whole application process for universities and recruiting for internships in the USA. – The mission of our foundation is to help students make wise educational and occupational choices. With time appeared more and more questions about planning a career abroad, mainly in the US and the UK. The students said they would like to leave, but do not really know how to do this, the procedure seemed complicated and expensive study itself. We decided to complement our offer with such advice – she recalls.

says Anna Korzeniewska, none of the teenagers who advises the foundation or GlobalEdu, it does not declare that he would like to go on forever. More often they are interested in new experiences, quality of education or just breaking out of the house.

comes back is not always succeeds

Break out of the house would also Maria. Like Anna Korzeniewska, also he began in the American high school. But for a change to the so-called. exchange. – In its US counterpart during the written exam. It’s kind of a test for reading comprehension and logical thinking. In fact, I not exactly know what will solve this test, but we all wrote it, so I walked over to him. After a few months we got the results, and I learned that I became best in school. Counselor said that with such results should apply to Harvard – he says.

After returning from the United obeyed. To be sure proved, what are the thresholds find universities, and decided to once again come to the US test. In secret from their parents (“because who would have thought that a simple girl gets on one of the best universities in the world”) he came to Warsaw for the exams conducted in an American school. Later filed papers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, one of the best technical universities in the world. And then it was like a movie. Waiting for the results of the electronic system of the university. Sending parents to the movie, so they did not see her tears, as it turns out, none of that. A letter of congratulations, the meaning of which for the first time to her not arrived and that he had again, spelling, reading poorly-speaking brother. Phone congratulating the university admissions office.

In these circumstances, the Polish baccalaureate was only a formality. Studies at MIT lasted four years. – Changed my perspective. I do not fear the news, I have the feeling that everything I need to know how to best. I know I have a good basis on which I can build, learning the skills needed for the job – he says. – I have a comparison, because my brother is studying in Poland. Do not consider myself to be a better engineer than him, I think in your area is very good. I may not have a detailed, bookish knowledge, but it is extensive, solid base. I can work anywhere and quickly gain the necessary work skills.

Maria after studying in the United States passed a year at Cambridge. She decided to come to the country. – I thought I want to see how he works and lives here. I would not call this going back, because part of the change of perspective is also the fact that I can live and work anywhere in the world. If something does not suit me, I will change. Today I am a strategic adviser, working for a company that employs people with a similar story to mine. In two months within the same company again, I move, because I decided that I would like to advise technology companies, in Poland there is no such possibility – he says.

Maurice Łyczko, aged 29, was West over the past 10 years. – For me it became Poland abroad. We can say that now I went to Polish, and not that I came back – he jokes. In the Netherlands, he studied management in the media and entertainment. In Spain, audiovisual communication and acting. Later in the US was acting courses. – I learned languages ​​and I saw how people live. On the other hand, I was taken away something that is more rooted in humans. I do not have one place that I could call their own city, your home, your space – lists. But there is no doubt that now, with nazbieranym luggage will be able to do something good in Poland.

Just looks at Alexander Kozielska. – I think that young people should go back – he argues. The very first passed the International Baccalaureate School in Swanwee in Wales, then graduated from the University of Manchester. – The system of teaching in the UK requires the student’s responsibility. There are a lot of his own time, which we can manage ourselves. It is said that 1 hour lecture should accrue four hours of their own work. But when we do, that’s our business – reports. – In connection with this during my studies I tried a lot of things. I worked as a mentor for children with disabilities was combined psychology, he studied, with business. Englishmen proceed from the assumption that the young man at that age there is to know about where he wants to go, but college is a time to try as many opportunities. Then a little pity life. Unlike in Poland, where the first professional touches are earned after graduation – he says.

Sam after each year of study returned to Polish holiday. First three-month internship at Coca-Cola. The following year – in a psychiatric hospital in Lodz. After graduation, she got three jobs – two in London and one in Warsaw. She chose Warsaw, because she knew someone who wanted to hire her. She gave a well remember the boss of beverage company, and that it now drew. She knew also his new company, and she knew that the work will be conducive to its development – when put together their different experiences, she was convinced that he wants to work analyzing consumer behavior.

Skilled looking for opportunities

The second reason why Alexander Kozielska returned, he was sentiment. – I’ve been in England five years old when I left, I knew that it is only for a time. I believe that young people returning to the Polish have large and diverse experience. Using them, we can create a better environment for future generations. Maybe it sounds pathetic, but that’s what I think – he argues. – Paradoxically, I confirmed in my views studies. Once we discussed topics related to the mechanism of brain drain, brain drain. I felt that I did not want to be a part of it, I would not want to participate in this, which brings Poland damage.

The first big wave of emigration of well-educated were in the 80s from the 700 thousand. people who left the country then, 15 percent. He had a master’s degree. In a country of all persons with diplomas was only 7 percent. Another wave of educated drained after the Polish accession to the European Union. Before our accession to the Community for West leaving mainly people with vocational education (61 percent.). Masters accounted for 15 percent. emigration. As early as 2004. Migrants with tertiary education was 20 per cent. In the overall population legitymowało college degrees to 14 percent. people of working age.

Among the emigrants who left the Polish after the accession, the largest proportion of well-educated was among those who went to the Czech Republic and Ireland. More than 30 per cent. the whole emigration to these countries are people with college diplomas. 25 percent. – Of emigration to the UK – according to analyzes conducted by the Centre for Migration Research at Warsaw University.

After the 2011. Census CSO estimates that the Polish exodus of more than 1.2 million people with at least secondary education. Among immigrants aged 13 and over is their 67 per cent., While in the country this level of education is 49 percent. Poles. Emigrants with higher education were already 400 thousand. According to the OECD, abroad it is currently 48 thousand. our scholars.

emigration of well-qualified staff brings serious consequences for the country. It is true that unemployment rates are improving (ie. The export of unemployment), but as a consequence businesses is increasingly difficult to find qualified specialists. Effect? As employs 20 people IT company. – I offer 5 thousand. zł prize to the person who instructed me programmer who will stay with me for more than a probationary period. The award is valid for a few months, and the developer is not found. Reich capable of simply left – says its founder.

– I think that the chances of development are everywhere, you just need to look for, to be open to possibilities – says Alexander Kozielska.

The work must be challenging

An analysis of the Boston Consulting Group, the biggest motivator for young people attracted back to Polish are not money. They set one condition: you arrive, if they have an attractive job offer. At the same time the most attractive means interesting.

Such an offer at the moment does not see in Poland Aleksander Żemła, biochemist, in exile for a decade. – To go curiosity pushed me. I went to high school with the Matura bilingual. One day with the presentation of the university came from Scotland. I got interested in, and that my boyfriend also wanted to leave then, both aplikowaliśmy – she recalls.

finished pharmacology at the University of Dundee. He admits that comfort was incomparable to Polish. – Laboratories are well-appointed and had funds for research, I traveled to conferences. There I met them almost no Poles. And if it is, those who have chosen to study abroad. Unfortunately, such meetings are expensive, and besides, you have to have something to be proud of them. If the laboratory is not good, it does not send people – lists.

studied her so comfortable that it was still on his doctorate. – Studying overseas paid off, because I did not have much trouble finding a job – he admits. Today Żemła again changed the place of residence. Now he works at Leiden University Medical Center in the Netherlands. – The work is interesting and robust salary. In fact, every third week I meet with my family – reports. Alexander admits that the longer sitting abroad, the harder it will be her return to the country. Also for personal reasons. – My partner is Dutch. Even if I find a good job, we will have to think whether he finds a job.

This is a problem for the growing group of young people. Last year, Poles and Poles abroad have entered at least 17.8 thousand. marriages – according to data from the Central Statistical Office. This is what the twelfth marriage entered into by Poles in general. These data are probably not complete. There is no obligation to notify wedding when taken abroad for Polish registry office. They do this to you, which is needed eg. Tax reasons. A large part of what marriage is concluded with foreigners.

Żemła constantly looking for new challenges. – The Polish for now I will not be coming back. All the time I study, I want to gain experience. Maybe one day I arrive, but I have the ambition to excel in a high position. For now, I did not find any equivalent in the country offer me – he said.

Similar sentiments have Marta. Doctoral studies received an invitation to Ireland. There a doctorate in the field of oncology and received a job offer. Today he has experience in international projects, further offers professional. However, she would like to go back to Polish. It is abroad for seven years, but has had enough. Besides he believes that its experience could be useful on the site. For now, the market thinks differently.

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ROP expenses reduced. Amendments PiS gained the support of the Sejm – GazetaPrawna.pl

Budget ROP defended Kamila Gasiuk-Pihowicz (Modern). In her view, a reduction in spending Ombudsman will prevent him from performing his constitutional duties which with its obligations arising from international agreements. “This is a blow to the Polish raison d’etat, re-Polish ridicule in the international arena. Shame! Is that what you want?” – She asked.

According to Michael Szczerba (PO), reducing the budget ROP is a blow to ordinary people. “In the elderly, the poor people, the people often lost” – said the MP.

He pointed out that ratifying the Convention against Torture was applied to the ROP new tasks – visits to 1.8 thousand. places of detention in Poland. MP explained that it’s not just about prisons and psychiatric hospitals, but also nursing homes. “There must operate spokesman, will not be able to do” – warned the deputy.

The Chairman of the public finances Jaworski (PiS) party said, however, that if passed all the amendments the opposition, on the budget of the Ombudsman, it was taken to him much more than been proposed by the PiS.

“If You do not know what happened to the money that could go to this institution, which so much defending, this recall that 300 million zł was issued does not make sense for Polish atom. Remember how 125 million zł was spent on advertising by the government Donald Tusk, half of which went to Gazeta Wyborcza “- says Jaworski.

ROP budget reductions demanded by Rafał Wójcikowski (Kukiz’15). He explained that it is not to limit the independence of the Ombudsman, but to build a better effectiveness and efficiency of the office, which the PO – according to him – she could not do for 8 years.

“I think there is no better motivation to act official than as he takes some money and see that he needs to work more efficiently,” – said Wójcikowski.

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Saturday, January 30, 2016

The crisis in Russia. Reflection in oil prices is “idiotic” – Money.pl

Strong rise in oil prices is “idiotic”. This word described the recent turmoil in commodity markets Mikhail Leontiev, a spokesman for the oil company Rosneft.

In recent days the exchange rate of crude oil went up strongly, reaching the level of $ 34 per barrel. The pretext for growth has become the information that Saudi Arabia has proposed reducing Russia’s oil production by 5 percent. So said the Russian minister. Energy Aleksander Nowak. He added that Russia is ready to coordinate oil production from OPEC.

As reported by Bloomberg, the meeting between Russia and OPEC has not yet been scheduled. – If Russia and Saudi Arabia come to some common agreement on cutting the supply of oil, it will do so only poorly for oil from Iran, which will take place – says Angus Nicholson, an analyst at IG Ltd. in Melbourne. He added that the current rise in oil prices will not stretch long.

As writes “The Financial Times”, in response to the reports, as well as increases in oil prices spokesman for the Russian company Rosneft Mikhail Leontiev said that the jump course there is no justification . He said that the current rally in raw material prices is “idiotic”. He added that nothing happened that would change the situation, and talks between Russia and OPEC continues to date.

Russia for many months to suffer from the decline in oil prices on world markets. Exports of raw materials constitutes the main source of income in the Russian box office. Meanwhile, according to estimates OPEC oil price drop of one dollar automatically mean a shortage of $ 3,000,000 in the budget of Russia.

– Low oil prices have a negative impact on the situation of Russia, because the revenues of that country are largely based on the export of raw material. In addition, the budget of Russia was seriously burdened with the involvement of the state in conflict in Ukraine. So if oil prices remain longer in around current levels, this means for the Russian state in big trouble – comments for money.pl Dorothy Sierakowska, raw material market expert BOS brokerage house.

The International Monetary Fund reports that in 2016 year Russia will struggle with recession and GDP will fall by another percentage. The country has a chance to go out “a plus” at the earliest in 2017.



forecast of GDP growth for Russia ( percent. y / y)
Authority 2015 2016
Russia, Ministry of Economic Affairs -3.3 2
The International Monetary Fund 3.8 -1.1
Deutsche Bank -3.2 0.4

Source: money.pl on the basis of those institutions and Bloomberg.

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ROP expenses reduced. Amendments PiS gained the support of the Sejm – GazetaPrawna.pl

Budget ROP defended Kamila Gasiuk-Pihowicz (Modern). In her view, a reduction in spending Ombudsman will prevent him from performing his constitutional duties which with its obligations arising from international agreements. “This is a blow to the Polish raison d’etat, re-Polish ridicule in the international arena. Shame! Is that what you want?” – She asked.

According to Michael Szczerba (PO), reducing the budget ROP is a blow to ordinary people. “In the elderly, the poor people, the people often lost” – said the MP.

He pointed out that ratifying the Convention against Torture was applied to the ROP new tasks – visits to 1.8 thousand. places of detention in Poland. MP explained that it’s not just about prisons and psychiatric hospitals, but also nursing homes. “There must operate spokesman, will not be able to do” – warned the deputy.

The Chairman of the public finances Jaworski (PiS) party said, however, that if passed all the amendments the opposition, on the budget of the Ombudsman, it was taken to him much more than been proposed by the PiS.

“If You do not know what happened to the money that could go to this institution, which so much defending, this recall that 300 million zł was issued does not make sense for Polish atom. Remember how 125 million zł was spent on advertising by the government Donald Tusk, half of which went to Gazeta Wyborcza “- says Jaworski.

ROP budget reductions demanded by Rafał Wójcikowski (Kukiz’15). He explained that it is not to limit the independence of the Ombudsman, but to build a better effectiveness and efficiency of the office, which the PO – according to him – she could not do for 8 years.

“I think there is no better motivation to act official than as he takes some money and see that he needs to work more efficiently,” – said Wójcikowski.

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Gdańsk from 2017. May be a revolutionary change in the operation of the yard – Onet.pl

 
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Assumptions to the law on the activation of the shipbuilding industry and the production of complementary deputy minister of maritime and inland waterway Paul Brzezicki presented to representatives of the shipbuilding sector during a meeting in Gdansk Business Club.

Deputy Minister explained that” the objective of the proposed law is – by strengthening shipbuilding – Launch of the supply chain means all industries in Poland producing for the shipbuilding industry “. – That is a de facto mobilization of all industries, heavy and engineering – he added.

changes can have the greatest impact yard’s operations to apply VAT or tax on goods and services. – The aim of the Act is to achieve subjective and objective exemption from the payment of VAT for the yard – he explained. Deputy Minister explained that “the idea is to shipyards able to buy the equipment of the ship (materials, equipment – PAP) from Polish companies not paying VAT, which later, and so is reimbursed.”

He argued that the proposed solution “provides an opportunity for rational entrepreneur save one-quarter of the cost of financing construction of the ship, frees working capital in the shipbuilding industry.” He believes that “gives you a chance to become profitable” and is convinced that “the budget did not lose, because the ship still sold without VAT.”

By Brzezicki proposed tax changes, “this is not aid in the strict sense, because the ship at the time of sale is exempt from tax.” Deputy Minister today saw “no threats” from the European Commission, which eg. The proposed amendments could be considered as unlawful State aid.

It is expected that the economic effects introduced legislation for some companies, for example. Gdansk Shiprepair Yard, design offices “can be felt immediately.” He estimated that “shipyards that are lagging behind, will begin to rise in the spring of 2018 years.”

handed. that due to business cycles, the shipyards very subject, the law may enable the company to selection (for three years) or wants to pay corporate tax or a flat-rate corporate income tax on the value of marketed production in the amount of 1 percent. “It gives you a chance to plan tax” – he explained.

Deputy Minister said that the founding of the Act provides for the possibility of creating special economic subzones and support for vocational education.

Brzezicki noted that heavy industries and machine-made, including shipyards have also be stimulated by the planned order of the armaments industry.

Piotr Soyka, Chairman of the Capital Group Holding SA Repair (the largest shipbuilding group in Poland) estimated that “this is the first project» in the spirit of free market economy ”. He pointed out that the law should cover not only the construction of ships, but also large, long-term and complicated reconstruction eg. Offshore drilling.

Director of the employers’ shipbuilding Jerzy Czuczman estimated that through the proposed solutions “may actually increase the competitiveness of the Polish shipbuilding industry.” He pointed out that the proposed assumptions are as described “ownership neutral”. – That would be typical of a market mechanism, similar to those used in European countries and it is the way in the right direction – assessed.

CEO Repair Shipbuilding, Andrzej Wojtkiewicz pointed out that the proposed solutions could be supportive to spearhead development in areas that were once big shipyards, as well as for companies that are currently doing well in the market and have established position.

Brzezicki believes that the act can enter into force only from 2017 year; this year is expected to be Proceeded. The project is soon to be listed in the work plan of the Council of Ministers. Later, it is to be, among others, public consultation.

When asked about the condition of the Polish shipbuilding industry Brzezicki said that “it is very different”. He estimated that “in Szczecin shipyards are less advanced than in the Tri-yard, high-tech occurs only in the Gdansk Shiprepair Yard”. He stressed that “only the volume is small, because at the moment all the revenues from the Polish shipyards is only a fraction of this, when there were three large shipyards”. He admitted that the currently operating, smaller shipyards “are successful, it is high quality.”

(MWL )

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EC Stalowa Wola broke a contract for the construction of a gas – PortalSamorzadowy.pl

Stalowa Wola Power Plant (SPV Tauron and PGNiG Production Termika) withdrew from the contract with the general contractor CCGT – the company Abener Energia – announced Friday in a press release Tauron Group.

Stalowa Wola Power Plant – view cameras (photo. www.ec-sw.pl)

The reason for the withdrawal is – as the release reads – a breach by the contractor schedule and relevant technical conditions of the contract, which affect both the safety and reliability of the block and its future effectiveness and cost of its operation.

The communication stated that on 29 December 2015. EC Stalowa Wola urged eventually contractor for the proper performance of the contract under pain of withdrawal from it.

“The contractor did not remove specified by the customer breaches within the period, which resulted in a decision ordering the withdrawal of the contract” – said in a statement Tauron.

EC Stalowa Wola, in accordance with the terms of the contract, will call a general contractor to enter into a detailed inventory investment. On its basis, in cooperation with professional external consultant will prepare a detailed plan for completion of the investment. Then the EC Stalowa Wola together with Tauron, PGNiG and the banks financing the project, determine the formula for the continuation and completion of the project.

Power Plant was originally supposed to be ready in June last year. Contractor first moved the deadline by four months, but in late September announced that the investment will be commissioned in the first quarter. But even this term was threatened.

problems to the contractor

The first reason for postponing the commissioning of investments were problems that had executor of delivery to the site of the turbine and a generator, which in relation to, among others, the low water level in the Vistula could not be transported from Gdansk.

Another postponement was due to the problems he had with duct contractor cooling water. The area, which runs the channel collapsed.

The investor since 26 June last year, were charged by the contractor liquidated damages for the delay. The maximum penalty amount may reach 169 million zł.

Power Plant in Stalowa Wola will produce nearly 450 MW of electricity and 240 MW of thermal energy – the so-called. CHP, or by simultaneous production of both types of energy. The new gym is a joint venture of Tauron and PGNiG (partners have in the SPV 50 percent. Shares). Is building a Spanish company Abener (part of an international group of Abengoa).

The agreement was signed in April 2012. Block gas and steam will be produced in high-efficiency cogeneration of electricity and heat for municipal needs and process steam for nearby plants industry. It is estimated that the block in Stalowa Wola will produce annually approx. 3.5 thousand. GWh of electricity, consuming 600 million cubic meters. gas. The cost of the creation of this investment is 1.6 billion zł.

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Friday, January 29, 2016

Auction LTE NetNet resigns auctioned frequencies – Wyborcza.biz

- Maybe five, maybe ten people in Poland know what’s really going on. We’ll find out in a few months, when Solorz-Zak, President of Cyfrowy Polsat and shareholder Sferia, reveal the card. I do not think like that gave up the band – says the hot Witold Tomaszewski portal Telepolis.

Other telecom industry observer says that he is not surprised. – The impression that NetNet raises money primarily so that others bidders spent more on their bandwidth. The more that operators can submit non-binding offer. Blast your way, hoping that the auction will either drag on forever, or will be canceled and started again.

To prevent this from happening, the minister of administration and digitization Andrzej Halicki has changed during the rules of the game so that auctions Blocks bands, however, were binding.

How many NetNet lose resignation? Few, several million zlotys. Especially in the prices of auctioned block, or about 2 billion zł.

What will happen to the “unwanted” band? Telko.in suggests that it could be taken over by T-Mobile, which even last year signaled the intention. It odmieniłoby strategic situation all bidders. This would mean for example. That T-Mobile could leave the alliance with Orange, together with the build networks within the company NetWorks!

– It would be completely unjustified economically – doubting Thomas Kulisiewicz, an analyst at the electronic communications market. – Even if the construction of base stations, operators can save too much money to such a divorce would make sense.

Does the Office of Electronic Communications may make difficulties and did not accept the resignation? According to Telko.in not, because it depends primarily on land use frequency zainkasowaniu fees and finalization of the auction, not the battle of the investment vehicle associated personally with the group Cyfrowy Polsat.

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Big trouble Polish carriers in Russia. Foreign Minister suspects Moscow of ill will – Polish Radio

The Foreign Ministry is monitoring the situation and wants to solve this problem – assured the Sejm Minister Witold Waszczykowski. – Unfortunately it can be here malice Russian, because on our side this will be, “- said the head of diplomacy.


 

On Thursday in Gdansk negotiations were to be held Polish-Russian Joint Commission for the International Carriage Road. There appeared, however, to have a delegation from the Russian Federation.


 

– will perform to the Minister of Transport of the Russian Federation with a request to give the reasons for failure to appear on the appointment of the delegation. For its part, I am willing to further talks – said in Gdansk Deputy Minister for Infrastructure and construction Jerzy Szmit.


 

The Minister Waszczykowski, called for continuation of talks on road permits. In his opinion, Russia takes on transit, because the Poles are paying the toll, and being in the Federation also spend their money and leave them with our neighbors.


 
 
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Witold Waszczykowski the priorities of Polish foreign policy in 2016.

 

The Minister, who gave Friday the Sejm expose foreign policy, he stressed that it is ready for talks with Russia, including on difficult subjects. He admitted, however, that issues such as this with carriers, do not facilitate contacts between Warsaw – Moscow.


 

The Foreign Minister said on this occasion that in a few days to meet with the Russian ambassador in Poland, who asked to speak. – We are happy to meet with him and I’m open to any conversation at all about it, because there are no taboo subjects. We are neighbors and we need to talk about any topic – said Witold Waszczykowski.


 
 

The Sejm / x-news

 

Last week the deputy head of the Foreign Ministry met with his counterpart in Moscow. Among the topics discussed were the political relations between the Polish and Russia and – at the request of the Polish side – issues related to the Smolensk catastrophe.


 

Russia has no claims to Polish

 

Russia blames Polish side about the deliberate dragging the talks on the issue of carriers from the two countries permits for transportation.

 
 

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The Polish-Russian consultations in Moscow. She was talking about the wreckage of the Tu-154

 

On Friday, the press service of the Association of International Road Carriers (ASMAP) reported, citing the words of the director of the organization Andrei Kuruszyna that “if the parties fail to agree, the specified ban comes into force on 1 February. Then the freight carried by Polish and Russian carriers between European countries and Russia will cease. “

 

By Kuruszyna the two countries every year in talks on determining and issuing a harmonized number of forms relating to the carriage of goods between the two countries or transit through their territories.

 

“Polish delegation extremely unconstructive”

 

The uniqueness of the current situation lies in the fact that “the transport authorities of Russia and Polish failed to agree on the number of permits to their carriers for 2016″ – said Kuruszyn. He added that there have been several rounds of talks – in Warsaw on 21-22 December and Svetlogorsk on 21 January, “but the Polish delegation to the Russian side refuses to hand over its proposals for the number of permits for exchange and behaves extremely niekonstruktywnie.”


 

Kuruszyn reported that Polish party is dissatisfied with the adoption by Russia acts ordering the inspection exercise on Russian territory transport of goods by international carriers, including transport of goods from third countries.

 

– The new legislation removed the gaps in Russian legislation, using which unscrupulous foreign carriers wwozili to Russia from third countries of goods under the guise of preferential bilateral transport system – Kuruszyn said, quoted by the Russian news agency.

 

The talks, however, will

 

On Friday evening, infrastructure and housing ministry announced that Russia responded positively to the proposal of the talks.

 

On Monday (February 1st) had been scheduled meeting of the expert group meeting under the Polish-Russian Joint Commission for International Affairs in road transport.

 

The meeting will be held in Warsaw at the headquarters of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Construction.

 

As he writes in its Communication Ministry, the positive outcome of these negotiations will meet with Deputy Szmit Deputy Minister of Transport of the Russian Federation Nikolai Assaułem, which was initially scheduled for Tuesday (February 2).

 

IAR / PAP / and

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Resumed talks on road transport. Russia has responded positively to an appeal Polish – rmf24.pl

The Russian side responded positively to the appeal Friday the deputy minister of infrastructure and construction Jerzy Szmit to start talks on rules for the operation of road transport to the Russian Federation and the establishment of a quota of permits for 2016. 1 February in Warsaw meet in this case the teams of international experts, and a day later deputy ministers Polish and Russian.

Meeting of the Polish-Russian Joint Commission. International road haulage will be held 1 February in the Ministry of Infrastructure and Construction. The positive outcome of these negotiations will meet the Deputy Minister Szmit with Deputy Minister of Transport of the Russian Federation Nikolai Assaułem, which was initially scheduled for 2 February 2016.

Deputy Minister Jerzy Szmit sent on Friday a letter to his Russian counterpart from another invitation to talks on rules for implementing road transport to the Russian Federation. Earlier, the Russian side did not show up for a scheduled meeting on the matter, also gave no reasons for the absence.

The Russians have accused Poland of a destructive position, stating in a press the Ministry of Transport that “the Polish party refuses to submit concrete proposals on the exchange of permits and tone of an ultimatum demanding changes in Russian law in relation to the Polish carriers.”

The Russian Ministry of Transport also proposed an extension of the Polish road transport permits until February 15th. It reported that it had provided its new proposals to be agreed quota of permits for 2016. Meanwhile, Polish Deputy Minister for Infrastructure and construction has admitted that 15 days does not solve any problems.

Last year, the Russian truck drove by Poland 160,000 times. Transit through Poland for them practically the only way to Western Europe. In turn, the Polish company annually perform more than 200 thousand. courses to Russia, worth up to EUR 400 million.

Terms of transportation determines the intergovernmental agreement of 1996 r.

The rules implementing the road transport between the Polish and the Russian Federation, including transit to third countries, sets out an intergovernmental agreement of 1996. In December 2015 Russia rules have been adopted for the implementation of the Law on road transport in the Russian Federation. They changed the meaning of the term “carriage to a third country.”

Russia now extends the new rules also on some of the goods produced in Poland, for example in foreign companies. The Russian side considers the goods produced by foreign subsidiaries operating in Poland and transported to Russia by the Polish driver, as the movement from third countries, and permits for this type of transport is very limited.

In 2015, force a quota of 250 thous. permits are divided into three categories: transit traffic, transportation and so-called double-sided. third countries.

Russian permits for Polish carriers will expire on January 31, which means that if no agreement is reached, Polish carriers by the end of this month will have to leave the territory of the Russian Federation. February 4 of this issue with the representative of the European Commission in Brussels will be talking to Minister for Infrastructure and construction Andrzej Adamczyk.

The Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski asked in parliament about the Russian permits for Polish carriers, said: “Unfortunately, it can be malice Russian, because our part, this will be, we want to talk, we want to defend the interests of our carriers, and if Russia closes borders, we will look for a way circular, “- he said.

(dp)

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Treasury Minister announces changes in Supervisory Board of PKO BP. Reason? podwyżku charge – On 24

The Minister of Treasury announced the resignation of the supervisory board of the bank PKO BP. The decision of the minister is due to recently introduced increases in fees and commissions.

According to the Minister, the last bank’s decision to increase in charges and commissions could have a routine, but the way we communicate the board of the bank’s customers and shareholders, “leaves a lot to be desired”. – For this reason we draw the appropriate conclusions. In the near future will be a general meeting of shareholders and there will be changes in the supervisory board, so that will be greater sensitivity on the part of the supervisory board on management decisions – Jackiewicz said during a press conference. Also pointed out that any decisions on the board of PKO BP will belong to the supervisory board.

On February 9 is planned meeting of the parliamentary public finance committee which will bring together heads several major Polish banks, both PKO BP as well as commercial banks. They were invited because MPs want to hear explanations about the reasons for the increases.

Changes in the price list of fees can be caused by the PiS introduced bank tax, which will come into force from the beginning of February. This year, banks have to pay its title from 4 to 5 billion, which the legislators have become “a source of financing for budgetary expenditure, in particular social expenditure”.

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Hide (); $ .ajax ({Type: “POST”, url: ‘/F/ajax/comments.php’, date: {‘send-comment’: 1, ‘id_element’: id_element, ‘id_parent’: id_parent, ‘text’ : $ (‘# newComment-text -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .val (), ‘nick’: $ (‘# newComment-nickname -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .val (), ‘ uid: $ (‘# newComment-user-id -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .val (), ‘fbuid’: $ (‘# newComment-user-fb-id -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .val () ‘TYPE_1′ ($ (‘# newComment-type-1 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .is (‘: checked’)? 1: 0) ‘TYPE_2′ ( $ (‘# newComment-type-2 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .is (‘: checked’)? 1: 0), ‘type_3′ ($ (‘# newComment-type-3 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .is (‘: checked’)? 1: 0) // ‘id_parent’: id_parent, ‘url’: comments_geturl (), ‘curl’: comments_geturl ()}, dataType: ‘json ‘success: function (oJsonObject) {$ (‘ body ‘). css (‘ cursor ‘,’ default ‘); $ (‘ # newComment-wait – ‘+ id_element +’ – ‘+ id_parent) .hide (); $ (‘# newComment-text -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) css (‘opacity’, 1); $ (‘# newComment-moreinfo -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) css (‘opacity’ 1); $ (‘# Comments-newComment -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘.newcomment-buttons’). FadeIn (); if (oJsonObject) {if (oJsonObject.error) {$ (‘# newComment-error -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .html (oJsonObject.error); } Else {$ (‘.comments-newComment’). Hide (); $ (‘.comment-Item’). RemoveClass (‘comment-item-addform’); if (oJsonObject.html) {$ (‘# comments-container -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .html (oJsonObject.html + $ (‘# comments-container -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .html ()); $ (‘# Comments-container -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .fadeIn (); }}} Else $ (‘# newComment-error -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .html (‘There was a mistake. There are no object.’); }, Error: function () {$ (‘# newComment-wait -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .hide (); $ (‘# NewComment-error -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .html (‘An error’); $ (‘Body’). Css (‘cursor’, ‘default’); $ (‘# NewComment-text -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) css (‘opacity’, 1); $ (‘# NewComment-moreinfo -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) css (‘opacity’, 1); $ (‘# Comments-newComment -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘.newcomment-buttons’). FadeIn (); }}); } Function comments_submitAlertForm (id_element, id_parent) {$ (‘body’). Css (‘cursor’, ‘wait’); $ (‘# Allertcomment-wait -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .show (); $ (‘# Allertcomment-wait -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .html (‘Sending data …’); $ (‘# Allertcomment-error -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .html (”); $ (‘# Allertcomment-text -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) css (‘opacity’, 0.3); $ (‘# Comments-alertcomment -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘.newcomment-buttons “). Hide (); $ .ajax ({Type: “POST”, url: ‘/F/ajax/comments.php’, date: {‘alert-comment’: 1, ‘id_element’: id_element, ‘id_parent’: id_parent, ‘text’ : $ (‘# allertcomment-text -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .val (), ‘TYPE_1′ ($ (‘# comment-alert-type-1 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent). is (‘: checked’)? 1: 0), ‘TYPE_2′ ($ (‘# comment-alert-type-2 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .is (‘: checked’)? 1: 0), ‘type_3′ ($ (‘# comment-alert-type-3 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .is (‘: checked’)? 1: 0), ‘type_4′ ($ ( ‘# comment-alert-type-4 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .is (‘: checked’)? 1: 0), ‘url’: comments_geturl (), ‘curl’: comments_geturl ()} dataType: ‘json’, success: function (oJsonObject) {$ (‘body’). css (‘cursor’, ‘default’); $ (‘# allertcomment-wait -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .hide (); $ (‘# allertcomment-text -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) css (‘opacity’, 1); $ (‘# allertcomment-moreinfo -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .css ( ‘opacity’, 1); $ (‘# comments-alertcomment -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘.newcomment-buttons’). fadeIn (); if (oJsonObject) {if (oJsonObject.error) {$ (‘# newComment-error -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .html (oJsonObject.error); } Else {$ (‘.comments-newComment’). Hide (); $ (‘.comment-Item-text -’ + id_parent + ‘b.clRed’). Remove (); $ (‘.comment-Item-text -’ + id_parent) .html (‘ report has been sent! ‘ + $ (‘.comment-item-text -’ + id_parent) .html ()); $ (‘.comment-Button-alert -’ + id_parent) .attr (‘disabled’, ‘disabled’); }} Else $ (‘# allertcomment-error -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .html (‘There was a mistake. There are no object.’); }, Error: function () {$ (‘# allertcomment-wait -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .hide (); $ (‘# Allertcomment-error -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .html (‘An error’); $ (‘Body’). Css (‘cursor’, ‘default’); $ (‘# Allertcomment-text -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) css (‘opacity’, 1); $ (‘# Allertcomment-moreinfo -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) css (‘opacity’, 1); $ (‘# Comments-alertcomment -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘.newcomment-buttons’). FadeIn (); }}); } Function comment_zoomIn (id_comment) {$ (‘# comment’ + id_comment + ‘.comment-item-text -’ + id_comment) .addClass (‘comment-item-text-zoom’); $ (‘# Comment’ + id_comment + ‘.comment-button-zoom-in -’ + id_comment) .hide (); $ (‘# Comment’ + id_comment + ‘.comment-button-zoom-out -’ + id_comment) .show (); } Function comment_zoomOut (id_comment) {$ (‘# comment’ + id_comment + ‘.comment-item-text -’ + id_comment) .removeClass (‘comment-item-text-zoom’); $ (‘# Comment’ + id_comment + ‘.comment-button-zoom-in -’ + id_comment) .show (); $ (‘# Comment’ + id_comment + ‘.comment-button-zoom-out -’ + id_comment) .hide (); } Function comment_showAllUserBox (id_element, id_parent) {$ (‘.newcomment-user-box -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .hide (); $ (‘# NewComment-all-user-box -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .show (); $ (‘# NewComment-type-1 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .attr (‘checked’, ‘checked’); comment_canSendComment (id_element, id_parent); } Function comment_showLoginUserBox (id_element, id_parent) {$ (‘.newcomment-user-box -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .hide (); $ (‘# NewComment-login-user-box -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .show (); $ (‘# NewComment-type-2 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .attr (‘checked’, ‘checked’); comment_canSendComment (id_element, id_parent); } Function comment_unsetFBprofile (id_element, id_parent) {$ (‘.comment-newComment-form -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘.comment-newComment-thumb img “). Attr (‘ alt ‘,’ ‘); $ (‘.comment-NewComment-form -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘.comment-newComment-thumb img “). Attr (‘ title ‘,’ ‘); $ (‘.comment-NewComment-form -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘.comment-newComment-thumb img “). Attr (‘ src ‘,’ http://www.wprost.pl/G/blogi/ face_blog_default.jpg ‘); $ (‘# NewComment-moreinfo-fb -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .hide (); $ (‘# NewComment-infobar-4fb -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .show (); $ (‘# NewComment-user-fb-id -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .val (”); $ (‘# NewComment-type-1 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .attr (‘checked’, ‘checked’); $ .ajax ({Type: “POST”, url: ‘/F/ajax/profil.php’, date: unsetFBprofile {1}, dataType: ‘json’, success: function (oJsonObject) {}, error: function () {}}); comment_canSendComment (id_element, id_parent); } Function comment_assignFBprofile (id_element, id_parent) {$ (‘# assignFBprofile-error -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .html (”); FBConnectInit (function (_FBuser) {if (! _FBuser) {$ (‘# AssignFBprofile-error -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .html (‘There was a mistake. No connection with Facebook.’);} Else if ( ! _FBuser.id & amp; & amp;! _FBuser.name & amp; & amp;! _FBuser.link) {$ (‘# assignFBprofile-error -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .html (‘There was a mistake. No connection to the service Facebook or not all the data has been transmitted. ‘);} else {$ (‘ .newcomment-user-box – ‘+ id_element +’ – ‘+ id_parent) .remove (); $ (‘ # newComment-user-fb-id- ‘+ id_element +’ – ‘+ id_parent) .val (_FBuser.id); $ (‘ # newComment-infobar – ‘+ id_element +’ – ‘+ id_parent) .html (‘ ‘); $ (‘ .comment-newComment-form – ‘+ id_element +’ – ‘+ id_parent +’ .comment-newComment-thumb img “). attr (‘alt’, _FBuser.name); $ (‘.comment-newComment-form -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘ .comment-newComment-thumb img “). attr (‘title’, _FBuser.name); $ (‘# newComment-type-3 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .attr (‘checked’, ‘checked’ ); if (_FBuser.link) {$ (‘.comment-newComment-form -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘.comment-newComment-thumb img’). addClass (‘pointer’); $ (‘.comment-NewComment-form -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘.comment-newComment-thumb img’). Click (function () {window.open (_FBuser.link, ‘facebook’) ;;} ); } If (_FBuser.image) {$ (‘.comment-newComment-form -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘.comment-newComment-thumb img “). Attr (‘ src ‘, _FBuser.image); } Comment_canSendComment (id_element, id_parent); }}); } Function comments_vote (id_element, id_parent, id_vote, vote, is_large) {$ (‘body’). Css (‘cursor’, ‘wait’); if (is_large) {$ (‘# comment-large-votes -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘a’). click (function () {return false;}); $ (‘# Comment-large-votes -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .animate ({‘opacity’: 0.3}); } Else $ (‘# comments-toolbar2 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘.form-button-vote’). Animate ({‘opacity’: 0.3}); $ .ajax ({Type: “POST”, url: ‘/F/ajax/comments.php’, date: {‘set-vote’ 1, ‘id_element’: id_element, ‘id_parent’: id_parent, ‘id_vote’ : id_vote, ‘is_large’ (is_large? 1: 0), ‘vote’: vote, ‘url’: comments_geturl (), ‘curl’: comments_geturl ()}, dataType: ‘json’, success: function (oJsonObject) {$ (‘body’). css (‘cursor’, ‘default’); $ (‘# comments-toolbar2 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘.form-button-vote’). animate ({‘opacity ’1}); if (oJsonObject) {if (oJsonObject.error) {if (oJsonObject.voted == 1) {$ (‘ # comments-toolbar2 – ‘+ id_element +’ – ‘+ id_parent +’ .form-button- vote ‘). attr (‘ disabled ‘,’ disabled ‘); $ (‘ # comments-toolbar2 – ‘+ id_element +’ – ‘+ id_parent +’ .form-button-vote ‘). addClass (‘ form-button-vote- voted ‘);}} else {if (is_large & amp; & amp; oJsonObject.large_votes_buttons) {$ (‘ # comment-large-votes – ‘+ id_element +’ – ‘+ id_parent) .html (oJsonObject.large_votes_buttons); $ (‘ # comment-large-votes – ‘+ id_element +’ – ‘+ id_parent) .animate ({‘ opacity ‘: 1}); } Else {$ (‘# comments-toolbar2 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘.form-button-vote’). Attr (‘disabled’, ‘disabled’); $ (‘# Comments-toolbar2 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘.form-button-vote’). AddClass (‘form-button-vote-voted’); $ (‘# Comments-toolbar2 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘.form-button-vote-yes “). Val (oJsonObject.votes_yes); $ (‘# Comments-toolbar2 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘.form-button-vote-no’). Val (oJsonObject.votes_no); }}}}, Error: function () {$ (‘body’). Css (‘cursor’, ‘default’); $ (‘# Comments-toolbar2 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘.form-button-vote’). Animate ({‘opacity’: 1}); if (is_large) {$ (‘# comment-large-votes -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .html (”); $ (‘# Comment-large-votes -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .animate ({‘opacity’: 1}); }}}); } Function comment_canSendAlert (id_element, id_parent) {var txt1 = $ .trim ($ (‘# allertcomment-text -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .val ()); var ret = false; if ($ (‘# comment-alert-type-1 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .is (‘: checked’)) {$ (‘# allertcomment-text -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .hide (); ret = true; } Else if ($ (‘# comment-alert-type-2 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .is (‘: checked’)) {$ (‘# allertcomment-text -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .hide (); ret = true; } Else if ($ (‘# comment-alert-type-3 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .is (‘: checked’)) {$ (‘# allertcomment-text -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .hide (); ret = true; } Else if ($ (‘# comment-alert-type-4 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .is (‘: checked’)) {$ (‘# allertcomment-text -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .show (); ret = ((txt1! = ”) & amp; & amp; (txt1.length & gt; 20)); } If (ret) $ (‘# comment-alert-send -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .removeAttr (‘disabled’); else $ (‘# comment-alert-send -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .attr (‘disabled’, ‘disabled’); } Function comment_canSendComment (id_element, id_parent) {var txt1 = $ .trim ($ (‘# newComment-text -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .val ()); var txt2 = $ .trim ($ (‘# newComment-nickname -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .val ()); var IDU = $ .trim ($ (‘# newComment-user-id -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .val ()); var iduf = $ .trim ($ (‘# newComment-user-fb-id -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .val ()); var ret = false; if ((txt1! = ”) & amp; & amp; (txt1.length & gt; = 3) & amp; & amp; (! $ (‘# newComment-moreinfo -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .is (‘: visible ‘))) {if ($ (‘ # newComment-type-3 – ‘+ id_element +’ – ‘+ id_parent) .is (‘: checked ‘)) {$ (‘ # newComment-moreinfo – ‘+ id_element +’ – ‘+ id_parent) .show (); $ (‘# NewComment-moreinfo -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .removeAttr (‘disabled’); } Else {$ (‘# newComment-moreinfo -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .slideDown (function () {$ (‘# newComment-moreinfo -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .removeAttr (‘disabled’ )}); }} If ($ (‘# newComment-type-1 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .is (‘: checked’)) {ret = ((txt1! = ”) & Amp; & amp; (txt2! = ”) & amp; & amp; (txt1.length & gt; = 3) & amp; & amp; (txt2.length & gt; = 5)); } Else if ($ (‘# newComment-type-2 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .is (‘: checked’)) {ret = ((txt1! = ”) & Amp; & amp; (IDU & gt ; 0) & amp; & amp; (txt1.length & gt; = 3)); } Else if ($ (‘# newComment-type-3 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .is (‘: checked’)) {ret = ((txt1! = ”) & Amp; & amp; (iduf & gt ; 0) & amp; & amp; (txt1.length & gt; = 3)); } If (ret) $ (‘# newComment-send -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .removeAttr (‘disabled’); else $ (‘# newComment-send -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .attr (‘disabled’, ‘disabled’); } Function comment_loginUser (id_element, id_parent) {var txt1 = $ .trim ($ (‘# newComment-user-nickname -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .val ()); var txt2 = $ .trim ($ (‘# newComment-user-pwd -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .val ()); $ (‘Body’). Css (‘cursor’, ‘wait’); $ .ajax ({Type: “POST”, url: ‘/F/ajax/comments.php’, date: {‘login-user’: 1, ‘l’: txt1, ‘p’: txt2, ‘url’ : comments_geturl (), ‘curl’: comments_geturl ()}, dataType: ‘json’, success: function (oJsonObject) {$ (‘body’). css (‘cursor’, ‘default’); if (oJsonObject) { if (oJsonObject.error) {$ (‘# newComment-user-err -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .html (oJsonObject.error);} else if (oJsonObject.id_user & gt; 0) {$ (‘. newComment-user-box – ‘+ id_element +’ – ‘+ id_parent) .remove (); $ (‘ # newComment-user-id – ‘+ id_element +’ – ‘+ id_parent) .val (oJsonObject.id_user); $ (‘ # newComment-infobar – ‘+ id_element +’ – ‘+ id_parent) .html (‘ ‘); $ (‘ .comment-newComment-form – ‘+ id_element +’ – ‘+ id_parent +’ .comment-newComment-thumb img ‘). attr (‘alt’, oJsonObject.username); $ (‘.comment-newComment-form -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘.comment-newComment-thumb img “). attr (‘ title ‘, oJsonObject.username) ; $ (‘# newComment-type-2 -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .attr (‘checked’, ‘checked’); if (oJsonObject.userurl) {$ (‘.comment-newComment-form-’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘.comment-newComment-thumb img’). addClass (‘pointer’); $ (‘.comment-NewComment-form -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘.comment-newComment-thumb img’). Click (function () {location = oJsonObject.userurl;}); } If (oJsonObject.userthumb) {$ (‘.comment-newComment-form -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent + ‘.comment-newComment-thumb img “). Attr (‘ src ‘, oJsonObject.userthumb); } Comment_canSendComment (id_element, id_parent); } Else {$ (‘# newComment-user-err -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .html (‘An error’); }} Else $ (‘# newComment-user-err -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .html (‘An error’); }, Error: function () {$ (‘# newComment-user-err -’ + id_element + ‘-’ + id_parent) .html (‘An error’); $ (‘Body’). Css (‘cursor’, ‘default’); }}); } Function comment_textareaAutoHeight (textarea) {/ * if ($ .browser.mozilla) {var tah = $ (textarea) .height (); if (tah – & gt;

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