Why my left leg is in pain?

Why my left leg is in pain? Telling bad things about UK, ukraine, and then the russian speaking spam, plus ending with:”… mean only one thing: It’s time to bring in the professionals…”, may make me ‘willing candidate’ for everything what’s happen after this. Note was called “When Harry meet Sally”. Photographs were the Medvedev-happy trigger and the face from “Touching the Daisies” future widow of Madoff. I wrote about how my head don’t stop receive the biting and my but my butt the cocaine injections from President of Ukraine with strange name from Co - You щенка. Surely, how can I know, or anyone else, that the vybliadok of his (i.e. Andrew You щенка) was marrying. With the shrink of the vybliadkov. I will not forget to call to the Aston Lloyds on Monday to speak that I am not interested in theirs Royalties and Concession business in this, City way. Same was with the Kremlin professionals. The well knowing бегемот в посудной лавке (i.e. Putin) and the simple oxoта conduct us to the “somebody outstanding debts” from peles fresco-salgados of the Almaz-Antei. Seems that something wrong happen again to the Director of Marketing the Mr. Barabenkoff. Peoples’ media perceive that not he, not the Botin’s Santander has the understanding of Basel II Interbank Agreement. Where I see the reasons to write more later the ‘Fox tones’. Was the physical harassment which my body suffers. The big pain in my heart, the biting and stabbings which make me real miserable and angry. Maybe, You щенка, was that, my Portland cement 450 from Nigeria? Of course, I can tell to myself: Look at the next day, you can “feel better” knowing that the 6 dead and 39 hurt late at the same day in order to don’t escape responsibilities by the lost of Basel II Interbank Agreement for this incredible policy-makers and CV brokers. Look what’s happen with the “Raposa Inglesa”. Look very well at ‘For Whom the Bell Tolls’, referring to the “… At least 46 injured in blast at a bell-making foundry in Villedieu-les-Poele, Normandy. Than look again, how you wake-up with a terrible pain in your eyes. How they were in unstoppable tears all morning. Than, try to don’t forget, when “mano” was telling to the enemies: His name is John Harper… And then you’ll understood that this all is just the problem of: a). crucial industries, and b) the Banks… But hell with this. What I see, is that I’m emotionally unhappy lately. Maybe because of my involvement with a particular person/EU structure. I suspect that this someone is saying one thing to my face and another behind my back. With all this facts at the end of today, this maybe true. In same time, I can’t say that I’m unappreciated. Even if this person/EU structure don’t know, there is much more mileage in “our particular” journey than he may think. This is not the end of the road. You just reached a crossroad (You should remember: Se voces não pagão para me – dó cabo de voces.) which eventually, I can help to pass through. Like that “pioneers” from the old anecdote.

Spain's happy-go-lucky government: When good politics is bad economics. Jul 30th 2009. From The Economist print edition. The prime minister’s aversion to tough decisions risks prolonging the slump. The Economist: "Por su negativa a tomar medidas impopulares y su hábito de regar con dinero público cualquier problema, Zapatero se arriesga prolongar la recesión"

Anglo American first-half profits plummet July 31 2009 14:28 First-half profits at Anglo American fell 68 per cent, but the South Africa-focused mining company fixed investors’ eyes on the year 2012, when it expects to deliver huge projects in South America as well as billions in cost cuts and other efficiencies. The company is focused on delivering the Minas-Rio iron ore project in Brazil, a $5.5bn investment that defines Ms Carroll’s two-year tenure as chief executive. She said Anglo was considering teaming with a partner to accelerate development. The first phase is on track to start producing in 2012, when Anglo would become a player in the seaborne iron ore market. A joint venture that built the first and second phases together, however, would deliver 80m tonnes per year, catapulting Anglo into the league of Brazil’s Vale, the world’s largest iron ore producer. Analysts have suggested Vale as a partner. To underline its South American future, Anglo said two new deposits were discovered at its Las Bronces copper project in Chile. This increase the company’s copper resources by 50 per cent. Two Johannesburg-based divisions, platinum and diamonds, reported 99 per cent drops in interim operating profits. Coal delivered the best performance in the period, with operating profits down only 2 per cent to $720m as coal prices stayed buoyant and Australian mines cut headcount through a transition to a five-day work week. Anglo’s group pre-tax profits, excluding the one-off benefits of asset sales, fell to $1.81bn from $5.64bn in the first half of 2008. Revenues fell 38 per cent to $11.1bn. Tarmac, its UK-based building materials company, remained ”non-core” but would not be sold in current market conditions. Anglo shares were less than 1 per cent down at £18.98 in early afternoon trading.

VER E OVIR COM ATENCAO DE VIDEO SOMBER BPN NESTE SITE. http://www.jornaldenegocios.pt/index.php?template=SHOWNEWS&id=380464 Forte volume BCP dispara 4% em dia de resultados "fracos" e corte no "rating" nc@negocios.pt. Num dia em que os analistas classificaram de "fracos" os resultados do Banco Comercial Português e a agência de notação financeira Standard & Poor’s cortou o "rating" do banco, as acções fecharam em forte alta e com um volume superior ao habitual. Num dia em que os analistas classificaram de “fracos” os resultados do Banco Comercial Português e a agência de notação financeira Standard & Poor’s cortou o “rating” do banco, as acções fecharam em forte alta e com um volume superior ao habitual. As acções do BCP fecharam a subir 3,80% para 0,764 euros, o valor mais elevado deste mês, aliviando de um ganho máximo de 5,30%. Os títulos estiveram em baixa durante a primeira metade da sessão, chegando a cair 1,9% para 0,722 euros. Com o ganho de hoje o BCP conseguiu reduzir as perdas do ano, estando agora a descer 6,26%. O mercado está agora a avaliar o BCP em 3,58 mil milhões de euros. A subida foi repentina, teve início por volta das 15h00 e foi acompanhada de um forte volume. Foram negociadas 34,3 milhões de acções, quando a média diária de seis meses é de 15,6 milhões de títulos. Ontem o BCP movimentou 4,9 milhões de acções. As acções estiveram em baixa toda a manhã depois dos resultados do banco, ontem apresentados, terem ficado abaixo do esperado, com os analistas a classificaram os números de “fracos”, salientando a queda da margem financeira e a deterioração da qualidade dos activos. Rácios de capital e “short selling”. Nos resultados, pela positiva os analistas destacaram o corte de custos e a melhoria dos rácios de capital, que levaram o CEO do banco a afirmar que este já não é um problema. O BCP terminou o semestre com um Tier I de 8%, conseguindo atingir o mínimo exigido pelo Banco de Portugal. Um operador contactado pelo Negócios adiantou que este movimento de forte subida das acções estará relacionado com o “desfazer de posições curtas depois da apresentação de resultados”, uma vez que havia muito pressão sobre os números, o que terá levado os investidores que apostavam na queda das acções, a anularem a posição. Outro operador afirma que “apesar de os rácios de capital continuarem fracos, estão em níveis mais elevados do que se esperava, dissipando a ideia de que o banco terá que aumentar o capital para já”. Corte da S&P não afecta. As acções continuaram em forte alta mesmo depois da S&P ter anunciado que reviu em baixa a classificação da dívida do banco liderado por Carlos Santos Ferreira. A agência de notação financeira cortou o “rating” de A para A-, citando as “condições operacionais adversas” que o banco enfrenta em Portugal e na Polónia. Após este corte o BCP passou a deter um “rating” inferior ao do BES e do BPI, a quem a S&P continua a atribuir uma classificação de “A”. Numa nota divulgada esta tarde – altura em que as acções do BCP disparavam 4% - a S&P explica a revisão em baixa com a “perspectiva adversa das condições operacionais em Portugal e na Polónia”. Segundo a S&P, estas perspectivas estão a colocar uma “pressão significativa nos resultados – antes e depois de provisões – numa extensão que já não suporta um ‘rating’ de A”. O analista da S&P, Renato Panichi acrescenta que o novo “rating” reflecte “ as nossas expectativas de uma performance financeira mais fraca”. Refere que a rentabilidade operacional do BCP, “uma das forças do banco nos últimos anos, está a enfraquecer significativamente”.

Emilio Botín, Marques Consort of O'Shea, was born in Santander, Cantabria, on the northern coast of Spain. In 1960, Emilio Botín Sanz de Sautuola y García de los Ríos joined the bank’s board. This period saw the purchase of the Banco del Hogar Argentino, Santander’s first subsidiary in Latin America. In 1965, Banco Intercontinental Español (Bankinter) was founded. In 1985, Banco Santander de Negocios was set up in Spain to build on the investment banking and wholesale markets activities. In the late 80s, Santander bolstered its presence in Europe by acquiring CC-Bank in Germany, a bank with over three decades of experience in the vehicle finance market, from Bank of America. A stake was also acquired in Banco de Comercio e Industria in Portugal, and an alliance formed with The Royal Bank of Scotland in 1988. In May 2007 Banco Santander Central Hispano announced that in conjunction with Royal Bank of Scotland and Fortis it would make an offer forABN AMRO. BSCH's share of the offer added up to 28% and the offer would have to be made up of a capital increase through a new share issue. Then in October 2007 the consortium outbid Barclays and acquired ABN AMRO. As part of the deal, Grupo Santander acquired ABN AMRO's subsidiary in Brazil, Banco Real, and its subsidiary in Italy, Banca Antonveneta.