http://forum.nowiny24.pl/powiekszenie-kredytu-hipotecznego-t13568/

http://ebiznesmeni.pl/forum/kredyt-hipoteczny-dla-studentow-t260.html

http://svinvestment.blogspot.com/2009/10/jaka-czesc-kredytu-studenckiego-jest.html

http://forum.dziennik.pl/index.php?/user/16807-kredyty-i-finanse/page__tab__aboutme

http://gewa.gsfc.nasa.gov/clubs/garden/MessageBoard.html#bn-forum-1-1-2051524061/5533/880582/

http://www.forumkierowcow.pl/showthread.php?p=442690

http://www.polnews.co.uk/forum/kredyt-mieszkaniowy-vt10538.htm

http://www.kredytbankowy.e-blogi.pl/

http://finanseosobiste.xanga.com/

Check out this link:

http://www.adelaide.edu.au/clpd/lls/download/avoiding%20plagiarism.pdf

The Times says an investigation has shown that a group of 13 migrants was subjected to undue physical treatment. It also carries a report from Belgrade, where Malta failed to qualify for the final of the Eurovision Song Contest.

In-Nazzjon says the MLP has fallen silent on the leakage of personal information about its delegates to a newspaper. It reports the oil price jumped by $4 in a day to surpass $135 per barrel, causing greater international concern.

l-orizzont leads with the disappointment at the Eurovision Song Contest. It also quotes GWU general secretary Tony Zarb saying the workers cannot shoulder any more price increases. It also carries comments by Central Bank Governor Michael Bonello saying it was scandalous that Malta did not have measures to discourage the use of fuels.

The Malta Independent leads with a project for the artificial reproduction of tuna and the inquiry into alleged beating of migrants at Safi detention centre.

No plan on reining in on spiralling cost of living: Government shoves the buck on social partners

Finance Minister Tonio Fenech has on Friday confirmed that the rise in power surcharge is “inevitable” after June, yet he failed to give details and figures on the new tariffs to be imposed on Maltese families.

Social partners have on Thursday called on government to table details of how it intends to change the surcharge tariffs so that these can be discussed. Yet Minister Fenech had no concrete plans to offer to the Malta Council, Economic and Social Development (MCESD).

In comments soon after the meeting, social partners criticised the government for keeping them in the dark on the new increased surcharge tax. General Workers’ Union secretary general Tony Zarb, Union Haddiema Maghqudin secretary general Gejtu Vella and GRTU President Vince Farrugia all said that government kept them in the dark on the change in the price of surcharge.

Mr Zarb said that the GWU expects that the government discusses the new tariffs with social partners before taking a decision.

The MCESD meeting convened by government to discuss the worrying inflation rates in Malta proved how the Gonzi administration gave up on reining in on spiraling cost of living and slow competitiveness rates.

Instead of using the meeting to discuss an action plan on how to lessen the impact of inflation and the international economy, the Finance Minister shoved the buck on social partners asking them “submit proposals” on how to deal with such problems.

The meeting, as other similar MCESD meetings about the subject of cost of living, was dominated by rhetoric as government gave a presentation of the situation. There were no concrete suggestions by government on how to try to lessen these problems.

Tonio Fenech also said that the forward adjustment given as a wage increase to counter the rising cost of living in the 2008 budget has helped the Maltese households from feeling the pinch of inflation.

[Moderator – Peter B. is the latest incarnation of Jennifer Attard/Peter Muscat/Omar Bezzina. Their posts have been coming from the same computer since day one.]

Haw siehbi! L-ewwel santu haga, kulhadd ghandu dritt ghall-opinjoni tieghu, u qed niehu gost li nies bhalek, bhal M u bhal Jennifer qed jiktbu f’dan il-blog. Niehu gost ukoll ninnota li minn kliemek, int donnok wiehed mill-izghar kittieba f’dan il-post – prosit!

Pero, siehbi, jien nahseb li skola mort (u forsi ghadek tmur) u nahseb li ghallmuk biex meta taghti opinjoni, isostniha, kemm bil-fatti kif ukoll bil-mod li tikteb.

Haga li laqtitni fil-kitba tieghek hi l-appelli kontinwi kontra certu kliem kattiv li jinkiteb hawn u wkoll favur l-ghaqda.

Imma xbin, kun konsistenti – bla ebda tlaqliq nghidlek li kontra x-xejra ta’ dak li tikteb, fil-kontribuzzjonijiet tieghek jispikkaw kliem ta’ mibgheda: nawzejanti, nasty witch, tattika moqzieza, etc etc.

Ser nikteb bil-Malti, ghax forsi tifhem ahjar. Ghoddok qabbistli demgha,kemm bil-mod kif tirraguna, u kif ukoll kemm thoss u taqbez ghall-fqir u l-batut. Donnok qed tghid li kull min jikteb hawnhekk ma jafx x’inhu faqar. Ghandek zball ohxon, u ahjar qabel toqghod titghajjar thalli lil zokortok tinxiflek sewwa, ghax milli jidher m’ilhiex li waqghetlek (ftit wara li waqghetlek mort tivvota lil Lejber ta’ qalbek).

Jekk trid nghidlek jien x’inhu faqar habib. Taf x’jigifieri li tkun tifel zghir li titrabba bla missier, f’dar zghira nieqsa minn kollox, bil-vit tal-ilma wara l-bieb ta’ barra, u bla eletriku? Dan, u hafna hafna aktar, ghaddejt minnu jien fil-bidu tas-snin 60.

Meta kbirt ftit u bdejt nahdem kien hemm is-salvatur ta’ Malta (jekk ghadek ma tafx, dan kien Duminku Mintoff)li tant kien jghid li jhobb lill-haddiema u lil dawk tal-klassi ‘baxxa’, bhall-familja mnejn hrigt jien. Malajr urieni x’kien isarraf, ghax ried ikecci 1,000 ruh mill-banek fl-1977 talli kienu f’union. Fosthom jien, hiereg mill-faqar.

Hasra li int indunajt tard wisq li kellek kap tal-partit li ma kienx tajjeb. Imma dak iz-zmien min jaf kemm kantajtlu viva l-lejber, viva l-lejber, hej hej hej…., mhux hekk? Donnu tn******k bik mhux hazin siehbi! Bija le, ghax it-taghlima li tani Dom meta kelli 18 fethitli ghajnejja darba ghal dejjem.

Kliemek ifakkarni f’versi ta’ George Orwell: “Four legs good, two legs bad…” (sorry kelli nikteb bl-Ingliz, jekk trid naqlibhomlok ghall-Malti). Donnu s’hemm jasal mohh xi nies.

As if defne is going to write about the green politician of the year…she probably now knows voting for him wasn’t the smartest thing because opposition wants him out…and the PN is facing a huge challenge in trying to get him out… come to think about it not only the opposition wants him out…i heard even some priests have been writing about it :)

we ll just wait and see

@ Gerald

Thank god most of of gozo’s delegates are for joseph muscat :)

[Moderator – ‘Don’t vote for someone because the opposition don’t like him’ – what kind of reasoning is that?]