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[ Most Likely ] Lufthansa (43% chance)
 
[ Most Likely ] Resolved by 2010 or later (58% chance)
 
[ Most Likely ] No! Gold closed below $1000/oz (52% chance)
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  1. KKasapis KKasapis 12 days ago
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    Partei Prozent Mandate
    SPÖ 29,71 (-5,6) 58 (-10)
    ÖVP 25,61 (-8,7) 50 (-16)
    FPÖ 18,01 (+7) 35 (+14)
    BZÖ 10,98 (+6,9) 21 (+14)
    Die Grünen 9,79 (-1,3) 19 (-2)
    LIF 1,91 (- *) 0
    Dinkhauser 1,76 (- *) 0
    KPÖ 0,77 (-0,2) 0
    RettÖ 0,72 (- *) 0
    Christen 0,63 (- *) 0
     
  2. KKasapis KKasapis 75 days ago
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    please feel free to do so.
     
  3. miniMe miniMe 149 days ago
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    Hi wanna predict on games of Euro 2008? please check:
    http://www.ziitrend.com/predict/fresh...
     
  4. Arthur Arthur 170 days ago
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    Then that's a good news for you - we will soon launch a new section for prediction stocks. Stay tune.
    If you have any feedbacks, feel free to leave me a message. Enjoy.
     
  5. KKasapis KKasapis 170 days ago
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  6. KKasapis KKasapis 170 days ago
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    Guys .. Bayern is already in the Semi Finals, no updates.
    Chance is 1:3 ..........
     
  7. KKasapis KKasapis 235 days ago
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    Since yesterday defacto dead
     
  8. KKasapis KKasapis 235 days ago
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    Of course...
    Guys they are selling already here in Europe, of course no Hybrid cars, but normal cars, clones of the BMW X5 and the RAV4 from Toyota for a thrid of the price.
    They will sell in the US within the next year.
     
  9. KKasapis KKasapis 236 days ago
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    He will buy a stake of it, but mainly new shares, so the part of the government will shrik. But not one single share of the government will be sold to him.
    So what is it now ?
    Partly of No?
     
  10. KKasapis KKasapis 236 days ago
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    Commented on:   iPhone in China soon?
    Sorry, the iphone is already in China. I was there at the end of Jan and I met at least 10 Peopole with the iphone, which all offered me to buy one. And guys no fakes!
    The one was own by the genreal manager of a large Supermarket chain in Shanghai.
    So I will not vote on this!
     
  11. KKasapis KKasapis 236 days ago
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    Yeah, done and over!
    I guess it was a nice one.
     
  12. KKasapis KKasapis 280 days ago
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    Big scoocer and stock market fan? Just join my Buddies list
     
  13. KKasapis KKasapis 298 days ago
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    I do have a lot of UBS stocks, but actually on long, really long-term minmum next 5 years. And I paid over 70 CHF. The f... subprime stuff killed the stock. I hope it will recover.
     
  14. KKasapis KKasapis 298 days ago
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    Turkish troops crossed into northern Iraq in pursuit of Kurdish rebels today, according to the chief of staff for the president of the Kurdish regional government. Tensions have been high along the Iraqi-Turkish border. Turkey launched warplanes and long-range missiles against Kurdish rebel positions in Iraq two days earlier.
     
  15. KKasapis KKasapis 304 days ago
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    Okay, it is very European stuff..... but still a good topic.
     
  16. KKasapis KKasapis 306 days ago
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    This was decided today
     
  17. KKasapis KKasapis 310 days ago
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  18. KKasapis KKasapis 310 days ago
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    Germany will win
     
  19. KKasapis KKasapis 313 days ago
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    It is already a hit!
     
  20. KKasapis KKasapis 373 days ago
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    A sublime Luca Toni strike on the hour set Bayern on their way to victory over a stubborn Belenenses side as Munich progressed to the UEFA Cup group stage by a 3-0 aggregate scoreline.

    With many locals put off by a hefty ticket price hike, a sparse 8,000 crowd gathered at the Do Restelo stadium on a moderately warm Lisbon evening. Moderate was the word to describe the football in the first half, with chances decidedly thin on the ground as the visitors concentrated on containing the occasionally physical Portuguese.

    The match could still have gone either way after the break, but Toni’s glorious finish on the hour mark killed off the home side’s obstinate resistance, and Hamit Altintop added a second thirteen minutes from time to wrap up a patient and professional job of work.

    Armband for Lucio

    With Lukas Podolski joining weekend injury casualties Oliver Kahn and Miroslav Klose on the sidelines, Bayern boss Ottmar Hitzfeld pushed Franck Ribéry forward to support Luca Toni up front, with Bastian Schweinsteiger restored to the starting line-up in midfield. In the absence of Kahn and long-term injury victim Willy Sagnol, Brazil skipper Lucio also wore the captain’s armband for his club.

    Belenenses coach Jorge Jesus made one change from the first leg in Bavaria, replacing Evandro Paulista with fellow Brazilian Weldon. The on-loan striker was quick to make an impact after Polish match official Jacek Granat whistled play underway, showing the Bayern defence a clean pair of heels and drawing a good save from Kahn stand-in Michael Rensing.

    Tense first half

    The young keeper held Ruben Amorim’s curling free-kick and plucked a dangerous Evandro Roncatto cross out of the air as the home side continued their lively opening, but seasoned campaigners Ze Roberto and Mark van Bommel soon stepped in to calm the situation and the match entered a cautious phase with chances restricted to the odd long-range effort at either end.

    Toni put in an immense amount of spadework but frequently fell victim to the Portuguese outfit’s disciplined offside trap, and 44 minutes had elapsed before Munich’s only real chance of the half, a Marcell Jansen poke at goal saved with his legs by home keeper Costinha.

    Skilful Luca

    The game picked up pace after the restart, Schweinsteiger haring clear on 52 minutes only for Toni to deflect the Germany man’s cross wide of the upright, before the Lisbon side responded with shots from early sub Amaral and José Pedro.

    But the moment everyone connected with Bayern had been hoping and waiting for arrived precisely on the hour when Ribery picked out Toni, lurking level with the Belenenses back line some eight yards from goal. The Italian’s control was world class and his finish clinical, prompting delight and relief in equal measure on the away bench.

    Comfortable conclusion

    The home side visibly sagged at the prospect of finding three goals to salvage the tie, and Hitzfeld sent on Jan Schlaudraff and Andreas Ottl for Ribery and Ze Roberto as the Reds set about shoring up the aggregate victory. Toni was not content to settle for that, however, and produced a fine cut-back for Altintop to double the advantage with quarter of an hour remaining.

    Seventeen-year-old Toni Kroos made his European debut for the last ten minutes as the Reds coasted to the finish, and although Belenenses subs Joao Paulo and Mendonca fired off shots at Rensing’s goal, Bayern duly wrapped up a 3-0 aggregate victory with the minimum of fuss.

    Live match report for fcbayern.de by Chris Hamley


    CF Belenenses - Bayern Munich 0-2 (H-T: 0-0)

    CF Belenenses : Costinha - Candido Costa (Amaral 15), Devic (Mendonca 72), Rolando, Hugo Alcantara - Amorim, José Pedro, Alvim - Silas - Roncatto, Weldon (Joao Paulo 79)

    Bayern Munich: Rensing - Lell, Lucio, Demichelis, Jansen - Altintop, Van Bommel, Zé Roberto, Schweinsteiger (Kroos 81) - Ribéry (Schlaudraff 68) - Toni

    Substitutes: Dreher, Van Buyten, Wagner

    Referee: Jacek Granat (Poland)

    Spectators: 7,000
     
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