When Harry meet Sally:

When Harry meet Sally:

In my tonight dream the lady with strong American accent, who was representing the Law firm of Inheritance Inequality. She was looking at my telephone number for Viktor Hitler. Even in dream she seems wasn’t serious and was just kidding. But at the same time insisting that this is a huge amount of money and that this should be resolved at once. Yesterday I was all day thinking about what I wrote. If I make well to putting only two themes supporting my reminder. The 15 billion of crucial industries saga (i.e. iron ore and what is connected with) and the two legs of the Bank Santander. Was thinking, if I let them “in”, in my Danzig Corridor or not. Was thinking about his, mean Santander participation in the sorrowful (i.e. calças nas mãos) of 16 billion ABN Amro tandem. How can I believe someone is truly sorry if they keep repeating the same mistake (?) over and over? (I.e. The hitting in my head). Theirs apologies mean nothing. If I forgive, pass day or two without regarding this “annoyance”, they behave in exactly the same way again. However, turning back to the yesterday note wouldn’t be better putting together this BHP Billiton with the article about “Corporation of the North” hush-hush arrangement. Where the pact to kill the ebalo was concluded. And than to finishing the supporting base of my note, put very explicative передовая статья in The Times called “A Colder Ocean”? You know, I may want to set my goals very high, but at the same time, I may have to think settle for less. At this stage I want tell to myself: Be reasonable and don’t be mislead by someone who’s only interested in using me. Because the practical approach (i.e. African Question) are assuring that my desires/”project” I have already acquired. That the Union Jack with “to be hole” (sounds very ukrainian) sending me the 15 million dollars by spam from Karim speaking russian – mean only one thing: It's time to bring in the professionals.

Trustee sues Madoff’s wife for $45m Masters in New York. July 29 2009 23:30

Ruth Madoff was sued for $44.8m on Wednesday and accused of living a “life of splendour” by the trustee seeking to recover money for the victims of her husband, the disgraced former broker Bernard Madoff.

The action by Irving Picard, the court-appointed trustee, is the first taken against one of Mr Madoff’s family members, all of whom have said they knew nothing of his “Ponzi” scheme. In his lawsuit, Mr Picard said: “Regardless of whether or not Mrs Madoff knew of the fraud her husband perpetrated at [Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities] ...she received tens of millions of dollars ... to which Mrs Madoff had no good faith basis to believe she was entitled.” The action follows at least a dozen lawsuits filed by Mr Picard against hedge funds and individuals in an effort to recover billions in allegedly “fake profits” made from Mr Madoff’s $65bn fraud. Mr Picard has so far recovered about $1bn. Of the $44.8m Mr Picard is seeking from Mrs Madoff, he said about half came from Mr Madoff’s business in the two years before his arrest. Funds from the business were used for personal expenses, he said. Nearly $10m of the money the trustee is seeking went through Mr Madoff’s UK business in the two years before the scheme collapsed. Britain’s Serious Fraud Office is investigating that company for potential money-laundering violations. Its executives have denied wrongdoing. Peter Chavkin, Mrs Madoff’s lawyer, said the action was “wrong as a matter of law and fairness”. He said it was “particularly perplexing and totally unjustified” because his client had already forfeited to the federal prosecutor’s office almost all of the assets described in the lawsuit. Last month, Mrs Madoff, who is not accused of wrongdoing, gave up rights to about $80m of assets and was left with $2.5m under an agreement with prosecutors. Authorities have seized assets including Mrs Madoff’s Manhattan penthouse. In the filing, Mr Picard said the “inequity between Mrs Madoff’s continuing financial advantages and the economic distress of Madoff’s customers’’ compelled the action. Mr Madoff, who admitted running the Ponzi scheme, is serving a 150-year prison term. He has insisted he alone was responsible for the decades-long fraud that has claimed thousands of victims. A federal criminal investigation is continuing.

LAUNCHED: Agricultural Land in the Ukraine‏ From: Tim Rushworth (tim.rushworth@astonlloyd.co.uk) Sent: 29 July 2009 16:32:55. To: viktor glugovsky (glugovskyviktor@hotmail.com). Attachments:

109072917330602701 (37.4 KB), 090615 Aston Lloyd Agri-Commodities Brochure.pdf (1079.9 KB), 090615 Aston Lloyd Research Report - Ukraine Agricultural Land.pdf (648.7 KB)

Dear Viktor, It is with pleasure that I advise you that Aston Lloyd has now launched its much anticipated new investment opportunity! Aston Lloyd Agri Commodities Ltd. (a wholly owned subsidiary of Aston Lloyd Holdings Plc) is one of the first of its kind offering clients the opportunity to invest in agricultural land in a region deemed the “bread basket” of Europe: Ukraine. This investment has been developed off the back of credible research indicating that this area in the soft-commodities market is a force to be reckoned with and for one key reason: Supply and Demand. You can read this for yourself in a report just released from Aston Lloyd Research Ltd. covering Agricultural Land in the Ukraine. I'm sure this information will reinforce the confidence we have in this project. A few key pieces of information jumped out at me in particular when I read the report, so I thought I would highlight them to gauge your thoughts:

- There are approximately 150 more mouths to feed every minute, yet global supply remains stagnant; - Some 12.3million to 19.7million acres of farmland, out of a worldwide total of 3.7billion acres, falls fallow every year because of deteriorating quality; - 70% of the land in Ukraine is arable and it holds 40% of the world's "black earth soil"; - World wheat output is projected to rise by 1.3% pa to 679million tonnes by 2010; - Wheat price in June 2009 is US$247 per metric tonne, and is predicted to grow US$17.45 per metric tonne each year; - Ukraine's harvest yield is expected to grow from 3.5 to 8 metric tonnes in the next 5 years; - Land prices in Ukraine are considerably lower than other agricultural regions. The standard price of arable land is approx US$1,500 per hectare (in Western Europe, this land is priced between $US13,200 to US$32,200!). Viktor, I have also attached the brochure so you can find out more about the project on offer. I will be in contact with you shortly to discuss this further, in the mean time you are welcome to contact me on the below details. Kind regards, Tim
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