Fox tones.

Fox tones. Writing about the how ‘Harry meet Sally’, was interrupted by the door bell. I try don’t react. Normally, if this is postman, he just simply drops the post. After finishing, I pickup the letter. Were the State Agents from Foxtons.co.uk/1233511. Where they communicate about the progress in ours the Royalties and Concession business. Property in Cyprus Street, Bethnal Green, E2 with £495, 000 tag for 82.63 square meters/889 square feet. Making my lunch, were the sranaia churka – clearly that he’s from Scotland (may guess – he’s from Royal Bank of Scotland) and she (from Ireland, and without my guess, obviously that she’s directly connected to the IRA) ‘went through the roof’. Hitting me in my head, stabbing with a knife, or with spritz, in my ear, my butt and my neck. Such real and vivid was feeling that I don’t stop jolting with a pain. Only after I make intention to do the effort, and come to my desk writing, only than, to my enormous joy, the Medvedev, Botin and cocaine Royal Family of Lancaster’s – stop to harass me.

BREAKING NEWS: ETA BOMB KILLS TWO IN MALLORCA Thu, 30 July 15:01 2009 TWO Guardia Civil officers have died in an ETA attack in Palmanova, in the town of Calvia, in Mallorca. A car bomb exploded outside the Guardia Civil barracks in the town, which is also near the fire station, at approximately 1.30pm. It seems the bomb was placed under a Guardia Civil patrol car and the victims are the two officers who were inside it. Several people have also been injured. This is ETA’s second attack in just over 24 hours, after a massive explosion occurred outside the Guardia Civil barracks in Burgos yesterday, leaving some 50 people injured and causing considerable damage to nearby buildings.

Santander to spin off Brazil arm in IPO July 28 2009 23:04.Banco Santander has appointed advisers to spin off its Brazilian business in an initial public offering that could raise at least $3bn (£2.6bn) and create one of the largest publicly listed banks in Latin America’s biggest economy. Santander, which reports its second-quarter earnings on Wednesday, is drawing up the plans to float at least 20 per cent of Banco Santander Brasil on the Brazilian stock exchange within the next three months, according to sources close to the bank. Bank of America-Merrill Lynch, Credit Suisse, UBS and Santander are in place to underwrite the deal, with Bank of America-Merrill Lynch taking the role as lead co-ordinator after it fully underwrote Santander’s €7.2bn rights issue last November. The prospectus for the float could come as early as September, sources said, although the terms would depend on investor appetite and market performances. A Citigroup research note published last week valued the Brazilian unit at as much as $30bn when its earnings multiples were compared with Itaú Unibanco and Bradesco, the country’s two leading domestic private sector banks. The level of demand for the offer would provide an important indication of the degree of interest that has returned to the IPO market. Santander and its banks all declined to comment. Santander chief executive Emilio Botín has identified the bank’s Brazilian operations as key to the bank’s strategy, and revealed plans last year for it to become the most profitable listed bank in the country. Santander said last week that it was analysing “the viability and advantages of an initial public offering for a minority stake” in the Brazilian arm. The business was partly acquired during the ill-fated consortium €71bn buy-out of ABN Amro in 2007, when it bought out the Latin American businesses. The IPO will enable Santander to raise capital and also strike a market valuation of the Brazilian subsidiary.