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Oh, crisis schmisis! The economy can wait. This is the Champions League final!
The G8 leaders weren't all business at Camp David this weekend. Yes they are dealing with important matters of collapsing economies and a European financial structure in ruins. But, well, details, details.
The photo pretty much says it all: That's British Prime Minister David Cameron with his arms raised in triumph the moment Chelsea's Didier Drogba tucks home a historic shot, the one that secured Chelsea's Champions League crown Saturday at Munich's Allianz Arena.
Meanwhile, you may notice the look on German chancellor Angela Merkel's face as one that demonstrates something more gloomy and doomy. If you don't recognize the look, just find your nearest Bayern Munich supporter today; they'll have the same grimace a day after the storied side's surprising loss.
President Obama? I'd classify his look as one of "excitement in a wisely neutral way."
By the way, there's a little back story here between Cameron and Merkel. Two years ago at World Cup South Africa, the two watched in unison as Germany put a proper pounding on England, opening up a humiliating 4-1 can on the Brits.
Where in the world is Angel Di Maria? Man United boss Louis van Gaal has no idea
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With three attacking signings already made this summer, Balotelli and Borini look destined to leave Liverpool before the transfer deadline.
Report: Julian Green will start season with Bayern Munich reserves, not on loan
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The terms and conditions of building a stadium next to Marlins Park couldn't be any less favorable to the prospective MLS franchise.
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CONCACAF's refereeing department could be in line for something of an overhaul in the coming months and years.
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Zlatan says his next move will be "a very big surprise"
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Zlatan's contract with Paris Saint-Germain expires next season, but he won't let anyone know his plans for the future.
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Thursday's Transfer Rumor Roundup: Lambert to West Brom, Balotelli back to Italy
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Chung Mong-joon to run for FIFA presidency, calls out Blatter and Platini
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The South Korean billionaire is looking to become the new president of FIFA, and he had some choice words for his rivals.
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MLS All Stars 2-1 Tottenham Hotspur: Kaka powers MLS to win
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Kaka and David Villa scored for the All Stars, which built on last year's 2-1 win against Bayern Munich.
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Halftime substitutions including Andreas Pereira gave some life to United, but the Red Devils still couldn't find the back of the net.
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The Azerbaijani champions nearly walked out of Celtic Park with a deadlock, but Boyata's second goal in as many games did the trick.
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The shooting occurred around noon, local time. The navy base was briefly on lockdown, but that was lifted after the shooter was apprehended. The suspect and both victims are members of the U.S. National Guard, the navy confirmed. The injuries of the victims are not life threatening.
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Credicorp Ltd., through its subsidiaries, provides a range of financial, insurance and health services and products mainly throughout Peru and in certain other countries. The company's five principal operating subsidiaries are Banco de Crédito del Perú (which, together with its consolidated subsidiaries, is referred to as BCP and includes wholesale and retail banking); Atlantic Security Bank (ASB), which the company holds through Atlantic Security Holding Corporation; El Pacífico-Peruano Suiza Compañía de Seguros y Reaseguros (which together with its consolidated subsidiaries, is referred to as Grupo Pacífico); Prima AFP; and Credicorp Capital Ltd. (Credicorp Capital) (which consolidates the companies of the company's investment banking platform). Segments The company operates primarily through its four segments: Banking, Insurance, Pension Funds, and Investment Banking. Banking This segment principally focuses on commercial and consumer loans, credit facilities, deposits, current accounts and credit cards. The company conducts its banking business primarily through BCP, the largest full-service Peruvian commercial bank; and the company's ASB private banking and asset management firm. The majority of the company's banking business is carried out through BCP, which together with Empresa Financiera Edyficar S.A. (Edyficar) and Mibanco, Banco de la Microempresa S.A. (Mibanco). A portion of the company's banking business is also carried out by ASB, which principally serves Peruvian private banking customers through offices in Panama. The company conducts banking activities in Bolivia through Banco de Crédito de Bolivia, a full service commercial bank. The company's banking business is organized into wholesale banking activities, including its corporate and middle-market banking business segments, which are carried out by BCP's Wholesale Banking Group (WBG); retail banking activities, including the company's SME-Business, SME-Pyme, mortgage, consumer financing, credit card and wealth management, which are carried out by BCP's Retail Banking & Wealth Management Group (RB&WM); treasury activities, including money market trades, foreign exchange trading, derivatives and proprietary trading; microlending, which is conducted through Edyficar and Mibanco; wholesale and retail banking activities in Bolivia; and private banking, asset management and proprietary investment activities, which the company performs through ASB, which is a Cayman Islands licensed bank. Insurance This segment conducts the company's insurance business through Grupo Pacífico. The company's subsidiary provides a range of insurance products. Grupo Pacífico focuses on three business areas, such as property and casualty insurance through Pacífico Seguros Generales, life and pension insurance through Pacífico Vida, and health care insurance through Pacífico EPS S.A., which also conducts private hospital operations. Grupo Pacífico, like other major Peruvian insurance companies, sells its products both directly and through independent brokers, agents, banking channels, and sponsors. Pension Funds This segment conducts all of its pension fund activities through its private pension fund administrator, Prima AFP. Investment Banking This segment's strategic focus is the integration of Latin American markets. The creation of the MILA (Mercado Integrado Latinoamericano or Integrated Latin American Market -among Chile, Colombia and Peru) (by its Spanish initials), a Latin American integrated market shared among Chile, Colombia and Peru, has opened up opportunities to further integrate asset management, brokerage and corporate finance cross-border operations. The company's investment banking business unit, Credicorp Capital, carries out its operations in the region through Credicorp Capital Perú S.A.A., Credicorp Capital Colombia S.A., and Inversiones IMT S.A., holding considerable market shares in the Peruvian, Colombian, and Chilean markets, respectively. Through these entities, the company performs operations in three business lines, such as asset management, sales and trading, and corporate finance. Asset Management: Through the
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The Bizarria apartment is a very special room, a huge space with unique decoration, real bed for two, and sofa bed for other two people, with its own bathroom. Although there is no kitchen, the room is equipped with water boiler to have you breakfast privately. Extra sleeping or child equipment (bed, chair) can be placed at any time.
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Viking Australian Superbike Championship Heading To Phillip Island This Coming Weekend
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Meet and mingle with ASBK and V8 heroes at Phillip Island
Motorsport fans will get the chance to meet and greet with leading Viking Australian Superbike Championship (ASBK) riders in the lead-up to and during this week's L&H 500 Phillip Island event, the penultimate round on the 2010 calendar.
Superbike and Supersport contenders will face off for championship points with a race each on Saturday and Sunday, but festivities will kick off early in the township of Cowes with an exclusive autograph signing involving two and four-wheel heroes.
The iconic Pino's Trattoria (Thompson Avenue) will host the free event from 5.00-6.00pm on Thursday September 9.
With the ASBK set to receive significant television airplay with live race action on Saturday and Sunday, the session will give racegoers a chance to meet face-to-face with the riders that will dice and duel at over 300km/h around the fast-flowing Grand Prix circuit.
Campground, grandstand and L&H group ticket holders will have the opportunity to attend an exclusive event with ASBK riders as well as V8 Supercar, V8 Ute and Mini Challenge drivers to be held on Saturday September 11.
Hosted inside the Island Pavilion at the circuit from 5.30pm, the event will feature a series of rider and driver interviews and allow fans to chat and grab an autograph with their heroes.
A BBQ and drinks will follow the formalities and a performance from Jason Singh, lead singer of Taxi Ride, will round out what is set to be an entertaining and insightful evening.
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We booked for breakfast with the arangatangs. It was great. The beautiful animals were right up close. No flash allowed thank goodness! They take your photo and print it for you and take one with your camera. They feed them and us heaps. We had a big smorgasboard. The decor was lovely. The animals are only kept there a short...
Incredible animals, and breakfast with the orangutans was like nothing I've ever seen. Loved the fact it was an open zoo and could see animals freely! The hop on and off shuttle was also excellent as it does get rather hot walking around in Singapore weather! So many great attractions to see in one day! But buffet brekky with organs...
Put on your walking shoes and be prepared to be amazed at the many wonders of the animal world on display in natural settings. The viewing public is separated from the wild animals thru moats (dry or water-filled) or glass windows if the animal is dangerous (I.e. Panther, Komodo dragon). Several different types of animals are fed at the 2...
We did the night zoo on our last visit to Singapore so this time we decided to do the day zoo and were not disappointed. The zoo is absolutely beautiful and all the animals are within view and excellently displayed.
We took the MRT and changed to the Bus 138 at the Interchange directly to the zoo. We travelled on...
I have visited this Zoo many times and this was my third Breakfast with the Orangutans. As usual the breakfast was great and the highlight was the mother Orangutan turning up for breakfast with twins clinging to her.
After breakfast we visited the Polar Bear and watched the token feeding session. We could hardly tear ourselves away as he was...
children will be very excited to see sooo many different kinds of animials. Lions, tiger, monkeys... crocodiles, you can see the lions without a gate surrounded, you feel like you are very close to the lions but you are in a very safe position actually.
Most animals were sedated and looked half asleep. The trail was good to walk but that's about it. Waste of time and money!
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Hi, For the first time, I'm planning to visit singapore and when i checked the official website for singapore zoo, I get many options and kind of confused.
There is singapore zoo, Jurongs Birds park, Night safari and River safari. As I'm planning to spend only 2 days at singapore please someone guide me to have the best experience within those days.
Apart from zoo what are the other attractions I can check for with low expense.
Thanks in advance.
where is the best place to stay to be able to visit the zoo and is it far from the airport
Want to go to zoo for breakfast with animals.should we book tour or just book tickets and get taxi ??staying Clarke quay area.
Hi, is it possible to see Pangolins in the Singapore Night Jungle?
Michael, England.
Hi! How much time should we allot for the zoo including Night Safari? If we arrive around lunch time, will we have enough time to see everything before Night Safari begins? Thank you in advance!
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