Sorry ship....all depends on what type of country you listen to...Jimmie 'the singing brakeman' Rodgers, Hank Williams, The Outaw Movement...Johnny Cash..were not right wing..There is a alot of crap in Nashville I'll give you that...
Just googled it..Sorryn but I don't have time to watch/listen to it but I will, either tonight or tomorrow morning...
I have to agree with the first five mins....We are afraid of the 'now'...And there is no point in thinking about the past to envisage a better future...maybe I undrerstood wrong....but I've only seen 5mins..but I will watch it...promise
Icelandic internet bank stops British customers making withdrawals as bank goes into receivershipBy Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 2:01 PM on 07th October 2008
More than 200,000 British investors in the Icelandic internet bank Icesave were today unable to make any deposits or withdrawals from their accounts.
Customers hoping to access their account were met with a message on the bank's website this morning which said that Icesave was not 'currently processing any deposits or withdrawal requests'. There was no explanation for the move but it comes as Iceland's government grappled with a major crisis in its banking sector. This morning Iceland used emergency powers adopted on Monday to dismiss the board of directors of Landsbanki, the bank that owns Icesave, and put the bank into receivership. 'Landsbanki would like to stress that the bank has not been put into liquidation but is in receivership which gives it a temporary protection from payment of debts and obligations as they fall due,' the bank said in a statement.
The notice on the Icesave website read:
"We are not currently processing any deposits or any withdrawal requests through our Icesave internet accounts.
"We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause our customers. We hope to provide you with more information shortly." Angry customers wrote on MailOnline's sister website , thisismoney.co.uk about their situation. Justin Smith, an IT consultant from West London, said: "I feel confused and badly informed by Icesave - there has been no direct communication from the firm and now I am unable to withdraw my life savings, with no idea on what happens from here. "I only recently transferred all my ISA savings to the bank, attracted by high interest rates and guarantees and now I am facing the prospect of having to go through the painful process of claiming back from two governments and the possibility of losing my ISA tax wrapper on nearly 10 years' of savings." If Icesave is declared insolvent, British customers with sole accounts will be able to reclaim up to £50,000 and those with joint accounts are protected up to £100,000. But the payouts are complicated by the fact that the Icelandic scheme would pay the first 20,887 euros (£16,170) people lost, with the FSCS topping up the rest. If the Icelandic scheme was unable to cope with the scale of the payouts, other Nordic compensation schemes would step in as part of a reciprocal agreement the countries have.
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RE: What must a man do to make Mirodenia happy??
[quote=Mirodenia Lagoona are on strike here?Phoenix is in charge with physical abilities...
It's ok Miro you got straight A's in love....