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Titolo: [OT] Elicottero

Ma cos'è questo cazzo di elicottero che mi sta volando sulla testa dalle 8 
di stamattina?!?
O_o
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Donde stai ????

 Donde stai ????
Neeew Yooork


cercano 'e maruoli.....lo fanno dall'alto cosi sono sicuri di non
prenderli....

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Un elicottero a New York ??? stann facenn na' gita turistica ??? boh !

 O_o
E' James Bond che ti è venuto a prendere.
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 Donde stai ????
Arenella... cmq ho saputo, una rapina ai Monte Paschi di Siena.
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> Arenella... cmq ho saputo, una rapina ai Monte Paschi di Siena.
Quale? Quella vicino piazza arenella?

 Quale? Quella vicino piazza arenella?
Yes, però non si è capito se li hanno beccati dentro oppure no.
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I Marriott vogliono realizzare
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Whitbread jumps on hopes of hotel sale
Fri Mar 11, 2005 5:22 PM GMT
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By David Jones and Mark Potter
LONDON (Reuters) - Leisure group Whitbread (WTB.L: Quote, Profile,
Research) 
may sell all of its luxury Marriott UK hotels, raising hopes it could
return over 1 billion 
pounds to investors and boosting its shares to six-year highs.
Whitbread's move to look at an outright sale of all its 52 UK Marriott
hotels, valued at 
1.1 billion pounds, would leave the group to focus on its Premier Travel
Inn budget 
hotels, David Lloyd health clubs and its string of restaurants.
"The company confirms that it is currently in discussions which may or may
not lead 
to the disposal of some or all of these hotel assets," Whitbread said in a
statement on 
Friday.
After Whitbread's strategic review unveiled last October, the group was
expected to 
sell half its Marriott estate in a so-called sale-and-manage back deal as
part of an 
overall plan to raise 800 million pounds from various asset sales.
The plan drew fire from investors for not going far enough, and now
Whitbread is 
looking to exit the four- and five-star market with an outright sale and
return cash to 
investors, sources close to the situation said.
Analysts said the October plan was aimed at returning 400 million pounds
to 
shareholders through special dividends and share buybacks over two years, 
whereas the outright sale of Marriott would allow Whitbread to return much
more 
cash.
Hotel rival InterContinental Hotels (IHG.L: Quote, Profile, Research)
stepped up the 
pressure on Thursday by saying it had raised a further 1 billion pounds
from hotel 
sales and would hand the proceeds back to its shareholders on top of a
previous 1 
billion pound cash return.
Analysts said the Whitbread move was logical as unlike InterContinental it
does not 
own its upmarket brand and is only a franchisee to Marriott International
(MAR.N: 
Quote, Profile, Research), the U.S. owner of the brand, and its franchise
royalties 
would offset management fees in a sale-and-manage back deal.
Whitbread shares closed up 7.7 percent at 965 pence, the biggest rise on
the 
FTSE-100 index of UK blue chip companies, after touching a 6-year high of
990p.
"The ease with which InterContinential disposed of that large chunk of
hotels shows 
there is very strong demand for hotel assets," said Stuart Fraser, a fund
manager at 
Brewin Dolphin.
OUTRIGHT SALE    Continued ... 
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