Mon cheri Melinda, Je ne se pá!

Mon cheri Melinda, Je ne se pá! I called today’s note. The wonderful scene from the Agatha Christy’s Poirot. When the David Suchet, shot at her best friend, the actress Wanamaker: Je ne se pá! With you is the same. The “partners” and “workmates”, the know-how is the scene between Garfield and Jon. – Take look at this Jon. – This is a blank piece of paper. – Then may I assume you can also see that my dish is empty? In other words, кремлёвские убивалки, “You stink, and I don’t want”. Maybe it’s only today that I feel easily antagonized by the smallest, most insignificant thing. Look кремлёвскaя убивалкa, (i.e. Mister penthouse in Manhattan), for you it’s easier to have a calm (polish) discussion about money, but I tell you what, I’ll be strong (like your gaydamak), about the prices. Don’t forget that I get results faster and more presented than yours corporate players (i.e. nikolay и не дворай sintsov). In long range my hallmark have obvious an advantage. Where about the beaches – we speak more later.

Nomura lands six-year London rent break. August 31 2009 23:39. Nomura, the Japanese investment bank, will not pay any rent for almost six years on its new headquarters building in the City of London under the terms of a deal to be announced on Tuesday. The bank will confirm plans to move its UK business, including the staff taken on as part of the Lehman Brothers acquisition, into a new office development on the Thames. Up to 4,000 banking staff will move into the 12-storey Watermark Place next year, many relocating from the former Lehman Brothers building in Canary Wharf. The Financial Times has learnt that the bank has secured one of the most attractive rental packages seen in the Square Mile in recent years, reflecting how much the commercial property market has changed since its peak just two years ago. Mark Lethbridge, partner at Drivers Jonas and adviser to Nomura, said the transaction was the largest deal to date on a new office building in London. “We’ve secured this on terms I’m unlikely to see again in my career,” he added. The landlord, Oxford Properties, is the property arm of an Ontario pension fund and UBS. It was advised by Knight Frank and CBRE.

Portsmouth takeover completed. 28 Aug, 09 | English Portsmouth is now officially under the control of Sulaiman Al Fahim, who completed his takeover for about GBP 60 million. Al Fahim was recently appointed chairman of the club following a successful Premier League fit and proper person test. There were some talks in progress between Portsmouth and another party interested in buying the club, however those negotiations we never completed. Alexandre Gaydamak, former Portsmouth owner, decided to sell the club in May, explaining that he does not have time to offer his full attention to running the club. Chief executive Peter Storrie expressed disappointment over the change in leadership and is contemplating his future with Portsmouth.

Saakashvili got his boot to the head. Unknown on Sunday in the village of Ganmukhuri in western Georgia threw shoes at President Mikhail Saakashvili and hit in the head, reports the correspondent of THE VIEW in Tbilisi, with reference to the newspaper "Alia". According to her data, the unknown began to run, but he was able to catch the head of security in Georgia. According to some reports, thrower was drunk. Saakashvili on Sunday in Ganmukhuri on the border with Abkhazia looked like working there 16 bungalows, and talked to youth at the disco, where he shouted: "Misha, Misha!". At the same time, according to "Alia", and was heard swearing in the president. The publication notes that when the shoes ended up in the president, he gave an interview to local media, but these shots in the air did not get.

Sapato de ontem and G7 “Boca de Raton” meeting in Mexico. (Portucel, Cecil, and Cimex should be seeing in the Nomura context). Colisão entre comboio e veículo ligeiro fez quatro mortos. publicado07:3301 Setembro '09. A viatura particular foi colhida cerca das 5h50 sobre uma passagem de nível da freguesia de Santa Leocádia. O comboio envolvido no acidente era uma composição regional que assegurava a ligação entre Régua e Porto. Ao amanhecer, os Bombeiros de Baião ainda não tinham concluído as operações para retirar o veículo do local. O carro transportava sete pessoas. Em declarações à RTP, o presidente da Câmara Municipal de Baião, José Luís Carneiro, confirmou a morte do presidente da Junta de Freguesia de Santa Leocádia. Além de Manuel Guedes, de 55 anos, a colisão provocou as mortes de dois homens com 67 e 55 anos e de uma mulher com 63 anos. O acidente mobilizou 25 operacionais e sete viaturas dos Bombeiros de Baião e outras duas equipas do INEM. Dois dos feridos, uma mulher de 60 anos e um jovem de 15, foram transportados para o Hospital do Vale do Sousa, em Penafiel. O jovem de 15 anos, que sofreu um traumatismo craniano, foi entretanto transferido para o Hospital de São João, no Porto. O terceiro ferido, de 16 anos, encontra-se também internado naquela unidade portuense. Os jovens, primos e netos de uma das quatro vítimas mortais, sofreram ferimentos graves. Ambulância sofre acidente. A ambulância que transportou dois dos feridos para o Hospital do Vale do Sousa acabaria por sofrer um acidente na portagem da Auto-estrada 4 em Guilhufe, Penafiel. O segundo comandante dos Bombeiros de Baião, Orlando Rodrigues, garantiu que o acidente "não agravou a situação dos dois feridos graves": "Foi uma colisão lateral na zona da portagem e os três bombeiros ficaram feridos, dois deles ainda estão em observação e um já teve alta". O acidente teve lugar a menos de meio quilómetro do Hospital de Penafiel. A Cruz Vermelha prestou o socorro aos bombeiros e aos feridos que seguiam a bordo da ambulância.

MI5 kept tabs on Sam Wanamaker. (AFP) – 29 minutes ago. 9/1/2009 12:08:59 PM. LONDON — MI5 agents monitored US director and actor Sam Wanamaker for years after he fled here from the United States to escape anti-communist witchunts, newly released files showed Tuesday. Wanamaker told friends he wanted to stay in Britain with his family because of its tolerance towards Communism -- and appeared to have no idea he was under surveillance by the domestic intelligence agency MI5. His daughter Zoe Wanamaker is now one of the nation's best loved actresses. She starred in "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" as Madam Hooch, the teacher who taught the boy wizard to fly a broomstick. As Cold War fever swept the West, MI5 identified Wanamaker as soon as he arrived in Britain in 1951 from the United States, where had been due to give evidence to the US Senate committee investigating communist activity. The files show his conversations, associations and even his theatre projects were recorded and passed on to the US embassy. "He continues to maintain contact with what are generally regarded as left-wing theatrical groups," MI5 wrote in September 1952. "The general impression prevailing in the theatrical world is that Wanamaker appears very sympathetic towards communists and communism." Wanaker, who later led the project to rebuild Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London, was apparently unaware of the interest in his life. He was reported as saying in February 1955 that "the British tolerance towards Communism was in the true spirit of modern democracy and as he appreciated the British way of life he intended to apply for permanent residence in the UK in order to bring up his children here". In the same document, MI5 noted that in the event of a national emergency, Wanamaker should be interned and his wife's movements restricted. The family were forced to apply for repeated extensions to their permit to stay in Britain, and it was not until 1957 that MI5 accepted that despite his political views, Wanamaker was determined to keep out of trouble. In March 1957 the family was granted indefinite leave to remain -- although MI5 continued to keep tabs on their activities for many years afterwards. Wanamaker starred in Shakespeare plays on both sides of the Atlantic, acted and directed in numerous films and in 1970 founded the Shakespeare Globe Trust to work towards re-creating the famous Globe Theatre. He saw construction begin at the site but died in 1993, four years before it was finally opened. Did MI5 take the threat from communists in Britain too seriously? MI5 files released by the National Archives reveal that officers were spying on everyone from Sam Wanamaker, the American actor and founder of the project to rebuild Shakespeare's Globe theatre, to Dorothy Galton, a secretary at the School of Slavonic and East European Studies. Security Correspondent. Published: 10:54AM BST 01 Sep 2009. On the other hand Francis Meynell, director of the Herald newspaper, was smuggling diamonds into Britain from Russia to help fund left-wing activities. Was the fear of "reds under beds" real and justified or was MI5 wasting time checking up on people whose activities posed no threat to Britain? Historical context. Historian Professor Christopher Andrews said his MI5 file had to be seen in the context of Britain in the 1950s, where every communist or suspected communist had to be investigated. "They (MI5) were discovering at the end of the 1940s and early 1950s that a tiny minority of communists had given away the biggest secrets in British history - Klaus Fuchs had given away the plans of the first atomic bomb - and they didn't know how bad it was going to get. "It was therefore government policy to draw up a list of all members of the Communist Party." In a separate file also released, it has been revealed that Sir Francis Meynell, an early editor of the Communist newspaper and of the Catholic weekly The Tablet, smuggled Soviet diamonds into England in a box of chocolates. The report, dated 29 December 1920, says "he (Meynell) purchased a box of chocolates, extracted the cream contents, and filled them in with diamonds". The smuggled jewels are believed to have been used to help fund the Communist Party of Great Britain.