How can I get what I want from one of the people who have never been interested in coming to aid before? Who are in such way a selfish, that I’m obliged to think twice about the celebrating the fact that I’m finally won them (this flock) over. To stirring up this hornet’s nest (politicians) regularly – I’m just getting stung repeatedly. After this, how can I expect that anyone from these Shaca Zulu’s will side with me to repair the damage I’ve brought to my wrench? Like always these tony blairs will say: Rats, that’s your job! Which one? To meet the four whores in the City Library with theirs pim (the man who are working there for a couple of decades, who is the part of furniture already, and who radically change his perception of my persona after the BBC24 show him cycling like a City’s principal Hamilton) are jumping at me, (and I haven’t the time even to open my mouth, but, to seeing that this CAO BRITANICO want diarrheying a big brawl about the difference between the PC station “1” and “4” for this whores and which I should oblige at once, - I simply resolving to cut short this “what-you-do-to-find-the-job” in english speaking world, and leave. Big deal. It is not that I’m too for long decades the part of furniture of the “something”, it’s not the look, age, or “availability”. This is for brit bobics. It’s just the fact that others (i.e. ongoing piggy faces from Brussels and Strasburg) can’t help themselves – but intent on helping themselves to ME. Let’s just say: Try me again. Humm-m. Zara Phillips? Than, it’s good week to see me walking a big dog that doesn’t look “innocent” or “friendly”, in times when I’m by myself. Nobody know better than I (even the politicians), that people always are looking for inexpensive and effective solutions to theirs career and financial concerns. In the light of what I said, let’s consider that I’m making a heavy investment this week. In my, the worthwhile No10 PROJECT. And I tell you more, the others, who are worshipping the book “My dreams” – can’t feel the same. I’m sure about it. To explain which the Suharto’s from Buckingham Palace are this idea, I’m willing to retell the scene from “English Patient”. Where is the hero struck at the middle of the desert. (The Knights Bridge for that matter.) The car isn’t working. He is inside with the ‘ignition’; she is outside with a ‘clutch’. And he telling her: ‘Try again’. ‘The car still dead.’ And he tells her: ‘Try again’. And than: ‘Try again’. And then: ‘Try again…’ Catch my drift? In this way we were going to expand on this subject until I’ll create a novel! When a popping the note trough – would have been enough. My “FRIENDS”, be clean and keep your excuses short!
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Leona 'punched in head' at bookshop. Last Updated: Wednesday, 14 October 2009, 18:44 GMT. Last Updated: Wednesday, 14 October 2009, 15:44 GMT. Leona 'punched in head' at bookshop. Singer Leona Lewis was punched in the head as she signed books for fans, her spokesman has said. The 24-year-old former X Factor winner had been meeting members of the public at Waterstone's Piccadilly in London for around an hour-and-a half on Wednesday afternoon when a man who had been waiting in the queue suddenly lashed out, he said. Lewis was bruised, upset and shaken after the incident and was checked over by a doctor. The singer's spokesman, who witnessed the attack, said: "She was doing a signing to launch her new book. Hundreds of fans had been queuing since last night." He said she had been happily signing autographs for around an 90 minutes when "a guy came up and punched her to the side of the head". He did not hear the man say anything to Lewis during the "unprovoked" incident and security officers swooped. Lewis sustained bruising to the side of the head and was left "shaken", he said, adding that she had gone to see the doctor. "She is absolutely gutted she did not get the signings finished," he said. The spokesman said that to hit a woman was "beyond cowardly". The former X Factor winner was signing copies of her autobiography, Dreams. Police said officers were called to Waterstone's and a man has been arrested "following reports of an assault against a female".
GM set to agree Opel stake sale. October 14 2009 19:37. General Motors will announce on Thursday it has reached an agreement to sell 55 per cent of Opel to Magna and Sberbank in spite of failing to secure Spanish consent to move a production line to Germany. Binding share purchase agreements are set to be signed on Thursday between GM, the Canadian company and the Russian bank, according to people briefed on the plans. The deal’s announcement is expected late in the afternoon. GM, which began seeking buyers for Opel in February because its US bail-out loans barred it from subsidising loss-making overseas operations, wants to close the deal by November 30. The announcement will follow a week of intense diplomacy by Magna as it sought to shore up agreements with Opel/Vauxhall’s unions on the roughly 11,500 job cuts it is seeking across Europe. On Tuesday GM secured agreement from the UK’s Unite union on production and jobs at its two British plants. In Spain on Thursday, unionists and regional government officials are scheduled to talk to Magna for a third day on the future of Opel’s plant near Zaragoza. Central and regional government officials said on Wednesday they had received written guarantees from Magna on the “medium- and long-term” future of production at the Spanish plant but wanted commitments on investment and jobs to 2013. Without these, they said, the facility could be effectively wound down, making it easier for the new owners to renege on these promises in five or 10 years time. Workers are prepared to reduce output at the Zaragoza plant from 500,000 to 400,000 vehicles in response to flagging demand but not to the 320,000 being sought by Magna. In spite of remaining differences between the two sides, there were hopes of a broad agreement, Spanish officials said. GM is counting on shoring up firm agreements on jobs and plants between Thursday’s signing and the deal’s closing. The transaction is subject to approval by the European Commission, which has been watching the horse-trading over jobs and aid to Opel with growing unease, and says it will veto any deal that violates its internal market principles. Governments led by Germany and the UK are also still haggling over terms and apportioning of the €4.5bn of government loan guaranteesneeded to restructure Opel. Poland, Austria and Hungary are also expected to contribute, as will Spain if it secures the agreement it is seeking on the future of the Zaragoza plant.
El patrimonio de Zapatero. Cristina Garmendia, Miguel Sebastián y Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba son los miembros del Ejecutivo que cuentan con mayor patrimonio. Bibiana Aído. Manuel Chaves. María Teresa Fernández de la Vega. Elena Salgado. Miguel Ángel Moratinos. Carme Chacón. Francisco Caamaño. José Blanco. Celestino Corbacho. Beatriz Corredor. Trinidad Jiménez, etc...
Look like the attack on Zara and the UK’s – Germany connection in the present EU POLITICS. Commerzbank off-loads Kleinwort for £225m. Germany’s Commerzbank has agreed to sell Kleinwort Benson, the British private banking group, to RHJ International, the Belgian investment business, in a deal worth £225 million in cash, the companies said today. The sale of Kleinwort Benson — a unit of Dresdner Bank, bought by Commerzbank earlier this year — is expected to close in the first quarter of 2010 and pass to RHJ, the Brussels-listed group that launched a failed bid to buy General Motors’ European car unit Opel last month. The Kleinwort Benson name is one of the oldest in the City and took its current form when Robert Benson Lonsdale and Kleinwort, Sons & Co merged in 1961. It was taken over by Dresdner in 1995. The roots of Kleinwort, Sons & Co can be traced back to the 18th century. Commerzbank has been granted €18.2 billion (£16.8 billion) of assistance by German bank rescue fund Soffin, and was ordered by the European Commission to sell Kleinwort Benson as a condition for receiving aid. Leonhard Fischer, RHJ chief executive and a former Dresdner Bank executive, said in a statement today: “RHJI plans to adopt Kleinwort Benson as an overarching brand for its financial services businesses going forward.” Commerzbank, which has already sold wealth management units in Belgium and Switzerland, said its investment banking business was unaffected by the sale. Subject to regulatory approval, RHJ International will acquire Kleinwort Benson’s private banking, wealth management and fiduciary businesses from Commerzbank in the form of Kleinwort Benson Private Bank and Kleinwort Benson Channel Islands Holdings, which had combined assets of £5.4 billion at the end of last year. It was reported in August that a consortium lead by Simon Robertson, Rolls-Royce chairman, was in contention with Close Brothers in a bid to capture Kleinwort Benson, and the private bank’s adviser Goldman Sachs was believed to have had up to ten expressions of interest.
Mano, the Big Jew carrying two blacks, maybe because remember the "Come back of Jedah". It's the real money... China and Kenya in infrastructure talks. October 14 2009 20:05. Kenya’s government is in talks with Beijing over development of a multi-billion dollar port and transport corridor that could provide a new export route for Chinese oil in southern Sudan. The cash-strapped Kenyan government opened negotiations with Qatar over a potential $3.5bn investment in the port project late last year in return for a lease on 40,000 hectares of land to grow crops. But no deal was struck and Raila Odinga, the Kenyan prime minister, indicated to the Financial Times that he now viewed China as better suited to the project. “The Chinese offer the full package,” he said, referring to the combination of financing and technical expertise that state-backed Chinese banks and construction companies have rolled out across Africa. A Kenyan delegation led by Mr Odinga flew to China late on Wednesday for talks on the project involving the construction of a port in the popular tourist area of Lamu, and road and rail links to Kenya’s borders with Ethiopia and southern Sudan. China’s engagement with the continent has gathered pace in recent weeks as it has pursued a multi-billion dollar deal for oil, mineral resources and infrastructure in Guinea and a bid for up to 6bn barrels of Nigeria’s oil reserves. Kenya does not have the proven mineral resources that have attracted Chinese companies elsewhere. But China has extensive oil interests in neighbouring Sudan, it is an important lender to states such as Ethiopia and Chinese contractors are gaining a dominant position in public works projects across East Africa. CNOOC, one of China’s big three state-owned energy groups, will start prospecting for oil in a block in northern Kenya by the end of this month, Kenya’s energy ministry said this week. It also has exploration rights for a second block in the Lamu basin. The Lamu port and the road and rail links – dubbed Kenya’s “second corridor” – would kick-start the development of northern Kenya and accelerate economic growth in connected parts of Ethiopia and Sudan. It could also provide an alternative route for oil out of southern Sudan, a semi-autonomous region due to vote on independence from the Khartoum regime in a referendum in 2011. The Kenyan government confirmed that talks with China were ongoing but said: “We are open to any interested parties.” The Chinese embassy in Nairobi said Kenya had requested China’s help.
Xstrata walks away from Anglo bid. October 15 2009 09:32. Xstrata has dropped its proposed merger with rival miner Anglo American, five days before the deadline that UK takeover authorities had set for it to make a formal offer. The move means the Swiss-based miner cannot make another offer for six months, unless it is an agreed bid or an approach comes from a third party. Mick Davis, Xstrata chief executive, said in a statement it was “regrettable” that Anglo American had immediately rejected the all-share merger he proposed in June, which he argued would have created a powerful new group to compete in the global mining business. “The compelling strategic rationale for a merger of the two companies remains undiminished,” he said, arguing a merger would eventually deliver more than $1bn of synergies per year. The decision not to proceed with an offer before the deadline “reflects our disciplined approach to growth and our focus on the value proposition for Xstrata’s shareholders in a merger”, he said, adding the company reserved the right to make another move later. Anglo said at the time a merger would be strategically unattractive and the terms offered by Xstrata had been “totally unacceptable”. Cynthia Carroll, Anglo chief executive, labelled the move a “distraction”. When Xstrata persisted, Anglo asked the Takeover Panel, the body that oversees UK mergers and acquisitions, to force the Swiss group to clarify its intentions. The panel gave Xstrata three weeks to “put up or shut up” late last month, saying it had a deadline of 5pm on October 20 to make a formal offer or walk away for six months. While Anglo’s shareholders had backed the rejection of Xstrata’s approach, Thursday’s move underlines the pressure Ms Carroll faces to prove Anglo can deliver value as an independent company. Sir John Parker, Anglo’s chairman, said in a statement: “The board continues to have full confidence in the value inherent within the group’s unique asset base and the additional value that we can drive from it. I look forward to working with the management team to deliver this value for our shareholders.” Shares in Xstrata gained 2 per cent in early trading before falling back to stand 14p lower on Thursday at £10.17, while Anglo’s shares fell 59½p or 2.5 per cent to £22.52.
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