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nag sogod na ko ug dokdok didto sa talk of the town section about the miracle of the sto. nino unja balhin na pod ko dinhi. hahay buhay. naka hinomdom man gud ko sa kina unhan nahong company nga gi imbento. WHITE and LONG BASKETS. kong wa pa ko mo anhi ug america, perte na tingali kong datu-a sa pilipinas karon. okey kaajo ang native handicrafts. maka hinomdom ko sauna naay gagmay kaajong mga baskets sa antequera maguwang lang sa lemoncito ang gi dak-on. tag pila ka libo ang ma sud sa usa ka sako. paliton naho ug tag 20 centabos ang usa ka basket unja ibaligja naho ug dos pesos sa suki nahong amerkano. basta inig human ug deliver hapit ug beerhouse sa roxas blvd. sa manila. kasapi pod intawon ang mga boring girls. mga buriring man hinoon sila but i dont get bored with them. ambot lang oy nganong lami man jud duwaan ning baje. well, well, well. you will agree with me that woman was made for man in the same way nga kitang mga laki gihimo alang sa mga baje. i am used to spending money and i spend for fun. wa koy hilig mag pa porma. kong imo kong makita sa personal maguwang lang ug gamay sa makililimos ang hitsura. dihay ka usa nga  hapit wa mi pasakja sa erplano. kaming duha ni bokats.kay pareha man ming ka moritsing ang hitsura. short pants lang gud ko unja gisi pa ang t-shirt. pero milyon ang solod sa bolsa. mag kuha man ko daan ug cash sa bank para ipamayad sa ahong mga weavers sa bohol. WHITE and LONG BASKETS stood for me and bokats. spur of the moment to nga ngan kay sa una namong  delivery  sa baskets gi pangutana ko sa amerkano unsay ngan sa among kompanya. i did not realize it but we have already made it big time. kay ang permero gud namong mga suki ug native handicrafts ginagmay ra man. mahimo ra man ug inato. adtong panahona puti na ang bohok ni bokats ug ang aho tag-as kaajo. kotob sa ahong hawak ang ahong bohok. 5 yrs. nga way potol potol. at 1 time man gud dihay mi sraight ko ug sakay sa barko for 5 years. kay mahimo nga mo renew ka sa imong contract every year didto lang sa barko. di na ka mo uli ug pilipinas. ang kontrata man gud sa mga seaman good for 6 months or 1 yr unja uli na pod ka. to continue with our story LONG stood for me and WHITE for bokats. mao toy gigama nahong ngan sa una nahong company. WHITE AND LONG BASKETS.

keep on reading folks and ill continue writing. basa lang mo ha ajaw ug reply. kay aron dili ni ma pareha  sa THE ONE AND ONLY STORY OF BALONG. mawala ang trend sa estorya tungod kay naay daghang mo ambit ug reply

Quote from: balong on February 25, 2013, 06:13:16 PM
daghan tang mga pinoy nga mga deboto sa sto. nino. unja bata pa ni si tagle. pilay pad ug milagrohan sija sa sto. nino. i believe in miracles. naa koy kaila nga gi milagrohan sa sto. nino. she is an old lady from cebu. naa sija mag pojo sa new york but she has a vacation home here in florida. every year she holds a feast for the sto. nino. mo tojo siha ug anhi sa florida ug anhi sija mag pista para sa sto. nino. mag misa ang pari ug una pagka human pista na. kaon. ingon ani ang milagro sa sto. nino.

as usual. to be continued. sorry folks but i have to prepare breakfast for my school kids. lisod ning single "mom" ta. hihihihihi

naa koy kaila nga old lady dinhi sa silinganan namo sa florida. taga new york ni sija but she bought a vacation home here in our neighborhood. kada tuig mo bisita ni sija dinhi sa ijang balay aron lang ijang pistahan ang ijang sto. nino. she has done this for 13 yrs. already. pero karon pa ko ka attend sa ijang pista sa sto. nino. kay bag-o pa ming naka ila. negosyante ni sija sauna sa pilipinas. ambot lang oy nganong daghan man kong kaila nga negosyante. maybe it is the law of attraction at work. hollow blocks ang ijang negosyo. nag sugod lang pod ug gamay ang ijang negosyo hangtod mi daku. swertehon sija ug negosyo kay dili man gud sija hakogan just like me. hehehe.ug naay mangajo nija ug donation pareha ug mag pa gama ug kapelya, mo don ate sija ug usa ka truck load nga hollow blocks. naa pod sijay transportation business, kanang mga pasahero-an. bale sa ta sa business section sa DEAR RENE. ato ning sumpayan lagi ayaw mo kagool. pasensya na mo kay ka bwagsa lang ning ahong utok.

An Indonesian woman drowned her nine-year-old son in the bath, claiming she was worried that his "small penis" would affect his prospects for the future, a police spokesman said Thursday.

The 38-year-old woman from the capital Jakarta told police her son had had a small penis prior to being circumcised, but that it appeared to shrink further after the operation, police spokesman Rikwanto, who goes by one name, told AFP.

"She told police investigators that she killed him as he would have a bleak future with his small penis," Rikwanto said.

"She drowned her son in a bathtub filled with water. She then dressed him and laid him on a bed. After that, she went to a nearby police office to report her crime."

Rikwanto said the woman was fully conscious of what she had done, but police ordered a psychological test to assess her mental condition.

not an optical illusion

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lami unta to ug naka limot pa ug sul-ob ug panty aron kakita ta ug langit

sa pag sugod niining atong sugilanon a long long long time ago, boy scout pa si rizal, ang alturas usa lang ka gamay kaajo nga tindahan sa tagbilaran. gamatoy kaajo nga pwesto. kaila ni boyax ang tagija sa alturas mao nga ijang gi espikingan. "lok, anhi na mi mangompra sa imong tindahan para di na mi mangadto ug cebu. tagae lang pod mi ug barato nga presyo". mao nga tagaan ni boyax ang insik ug lista sa mga items nga ilang pamaliton. daghan man silang delivery nga taga guindulman. daghan ko ug kaila kay mo istambay man pod sila sa balay ni boyax. adto ma tulog usahay kong mag round bohol na sila ug deliver. tungod kay daghan man sila nga mangompra sa alturas in bulk quantities, mi sugod ug boom ang alturas. and the rest is history. gikan sa pila ka metro kwadrado nga pwestong tindahan karon shopping center na. nawala na pod ang mga gagmay nga delivery nga taga guindulman. kay ang alturas karon mao na may mo deliver sa mga sari sari stores around bohol. naka kita mo anang mga truck sa alturas nga perteng dagkua . well that idea of delivery business was started by boyax  financed by balong. hibaw ko boy nga gidawat na ka ni san pedro. kay bisan pa ug pareha ta nga palahubog sauna mga maajong tawo man pod ta ba kay dili man ta mga hakogan. daghan man pod ta ug na tabangan.

this is not the end of our story kay business is business. daghan pa ko ug estorya para ninjo

i'm writing this topic in memory of a friend who died just recently. my brother and i were pioneer seamen of maribojoc. wa pay uso ang seaman sauna. ang ahong manghod graduate sa pmi manila. dili pa lisod pag panakay sauna. naka sakay dajon sija overseas. ako pod gikan na ga bagdoy bagdoy sa palawan. sa bag-o pang sugod ug gera gera sa mindanao nang recruit ang phil. army. civil eng.g ko sauna sa ub. naa may rotc ang UB. ambot ug naa pa bay rotc karon. reserved officers training course. mao nga mi volunteer pod ko. pagka tilaw naho ug gera naka huna huna ko. di man diay ni sajon trabahoa. patay ta ug sajo ani. di ta kakita ug liwat aning kalakiha. mao nga pag abre sa pmi ug branch sa bohol, mi undang ko sa army ug mi balik ko ug eskwela. mi kuha ko ug marine eng'g. pioneer graduate ko sa pmi bohol. 1 yr. ra naho nahuman ang marine kay credited man ahong mga subjects sa civil engg. sa ub.

so now we begin the beginning of this story. si boy harag [RIP] bana sa ahong igagaw. pareha sija sa ahong manghod sugarol, sabongero. i dont gamble pero just the same sugarol gihapon ko kay basically the stock market is a gamble most especially the penny stocks i play. pinangga kaajo ni sisin ahong manghod si boyax. gi hatagan nija ug tricycle. niadtong panahona maoy uso nga negosyo sa taga guindulman ang "delivery". tinda tinda ba ug tsitseryas sa tindahan. mangompra sila ug mga bisan unsa lang gikan sa cebu like dagom, tanod, garter, lastiko, goma sa tirador, efficascent oil ug maoy ilang ipamaligya sa mga sari sari stores around bohol. mi hangjo si boyax naho ug pohonan kay mo deliver pod sija. i gave him a few thousand pesos to start the business. okey pod ang dagan sa negosyo ni boyax. ka inom pod ko ug beer sa ijang ganansya.

i dont know why mahilig ko sa negosyo. bisan unsang klase nga negosyo . dinhi sa america basta mahibaw-an ka nga investor, naay daghang mo offer nimo ug negosyo. sa dihang nag barko pa ko, seaman ba, daghan ko ug gi sulayan nga mga negosyong ginagmay sa pilipinas. karon nga nia na ko sa america, naa pod koy negosyong ginagmay. maajo man gud ning mag negosyo ka kay daghan ka ug tawo nga matabangan. maka hatag ka ug trabaho bisan gamay lang sweldo okey na. mas maayo nang naay gamay kay sa laktod wala.

kong swertehon ka, ang negosyong gamay mahimong daku. lets take for example kanang alturas sa tagbilaran. nag sogod na nga gamay kaajo karon perte nang daku-a. naa ang orig nga alturas, naay marcela ug naa poy island city mall. alturas belongs to the top 20 supermarkets in the philippines. kong nag subay mo sa ahong kaagi aho nang na estorya ang bahin sa ahong amigo nga si bokats. ahong buddy sauna sa phil. army. naka agi ni sija ug bantay sa mga truck sa alturas sauna. kadtong diha pay uso nga sunogon ang mga truck sauna sa mga npa.  he rode as a guard with the trucks. dili m an ma hadlok ug patay ning ahong amigo. bisan wa na sa army, mangita gihapon ug gera. mao nga naka sud ni si bokats sa "counting room" sa alturas. kana bang kwarto sa orig nga alturas nga anha nila ihapa ang halin sa usa ka adlaw

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The Way to Invest in Tomorrow

So, if you are an investor, you should be thinking right now: How do I make money on this?

That’s the very question that sent me overseas as an investor in the first place in 1995, and it’s the question I seek to answer every week for subscribers to my Emerging Market Strategist newsletter. The answer turns out to be pretty simple … own the companies intimately tied to consumer behavior.

That could mean companies that own shopping centers, or those that operate entertainment venues like cinemas. It could mean companies that make the branded products consumers snap up … or the retailers that run the stores.

On that front, one of the retailers I am fond of for exposure to the emerging consumer is H&M, officially known as Hennes & Mauritz, a Swedish retail chain with roughly 2,500 stores globally and a cult-like following the world over.

H&M at the moment collects just 7.5% of its revenues from emerging markets, and most of that from China and Poland. But the company’s actions show that it’s clearly committed to expanding its footprint across the fast-growing emerging world. Last year, for instance, H&M not only opened the store at the Palas Mall in Romania, it moved into Croatia, Morocco and Jordon. It’s increasing its exposure in China with numerous new stores. And this year it will add five new markets, all emerging: Bulgaria, Latvia, Malaysia, Thailand and Mexico.

H&M, then, is the way to invest for the world of tomorrow. And at 10-times earnings and a dividend yield exceeding 4%, H&M shares trade at a compelling price today. But H&M is not a short-term investment. This is a long-term holding for patient investors who want to benefit from the continual, multi-year emergence of the new consumer class springing up all over the world.

The future really is overtaking the past â€" the emerging world really is overtaking the West. Investors, who see the trend now, will inherit the wealth.

Until next time, stay Sovereign …

Jeff D. Opdyke

Today, 25,000 locals pad through Palas Mall and its 170 stores on an average weekday. On the weekend, the numbers jump to as much as 40,000 â€" and that’s certain to grow later this year when the mall’s owner, Iulius Group, opens a 10-screen multiplex, the largest cinema in the region.

Though Iulius Group was negotiating lease contracts during the depths of the worst financial crisis the globe has seen in a century, Palas opened with an occupancy rate exceeding 90%. It introduced brands like H&M and Spanish clothier Massimo Dutti that, until the mall’s arrival, eastern Romania had never seen.

The foreign brands showed up, “because the wealth is rising here; because [foreign brands] see the opportunities that are developing,” Ioana Musat told me. She’s Iulius Group’s leasing manager, and she told me the consumer research the company conducted shows that locals spend as much as 75% of their paychecks in the mall, focused particularly on clothing.

Sure, those paychecks are small in relation to U.S. and Western European standards. But as I continually stress, paycheck size is the least import factor. When billions of emerging consumers the world over are spending even little bits of money on discretionary purchases, that tidal wave of consumerism has the power to change the face of everything from agriculture to retail.

No one will ever mistake Romania for a wealthy country. Depending on who’s measuring, Romania is either the poorest or second-poorest country in the European Union. And that’s what makes the decision to open high-end malls, auto showrooms and an Ikea so intriguing.

Yet the fact that Palas Mall exists â€" with its collection of outlets from H&M, Nike, Swarovski, Tommy Hilfiger and others â€" or that Ikea and BMW are actively courting lease deals for new stores, speaks to the rising prosperity, the rising emerging-market consumer, that I routinely write about.

Even in places like IaÈ™i, considered poor even by Romanian standards, wealth is on the rise and local shoppers are not only eager to spend, they’re craving the same kind of opportunities that consumers have in much larger cities. When Palas Mall opened last summer, 500,000 people from all across eastern Romania â€" and even into the neighboring county of Moldova â€" jammed the stores and covered the outdoor lawn for four days.

What H&M and BMW See That You Should Too
By Jeff D. Opdyke, Editor of The Sovereign Individual

Dear Rene,

From my third-floor, hotel-room window, I looked out over Iași, Romania, and saw the future overtaking the past … quite literally.

For a bit more than half a mile, Ștefan cel Mare Boulevard stretches through the middle of town, past a collection of bland, utilitarian storefronts that recall Romania’s days as one of the Soviet Union’s poor, buffer states. The boulevard runs from the front door of the neoclassical Traian Grand Hotel â€" built in 1882 by Gustave Eiffel, of Eiffel Tower and Statue of Liberty fame â€" to the Palas Mall … a gleaming, modern stone-and-glass homage to unfettered consumerism.

The mall opened for the first time last May, combining retail with commercial and residential space, making it Romania’s first mixed-used development. Now, Ikea, the Swedish housewares retailer with a cult following globally, has announced it’s looking to open its second Romanian store, in Iași, possibly this year. Upscale automaker BMW has already offered terms on a deal to open a new-car showroom, and national airline, Tarom, is soon to launch international routes connecting Iași to London, Paris and parts of Italy.

None of this will strike anyone as particularly inspiring … until you know one more piece of information: The average monthly wage in this city of roughly 300,000 people is just US$400.

My friend Mr.Money owns 350,000 shares of DLTR
DLTR is now at $46.11

Quote from: Mr.Money on March 01, 2013, 04:20:14 AM

Company Background
Dollar Tree, Inc. (Dollar Tree) is an operator of discount variety stores offering merchandise at the fixed price. As of January 28, 2012, the Company operated 4,351 discount variety retail stores. Its stores operate under the names of Dollar Tree, Deal$, Dollar Tree Deal$, Dollar Giant and Dollar Bills. As of January 28, 2012, it operated 4,252 stores in 48 states and the District of Columbia, as well as 99 stores in Canada. It buys approximately 58% to 60% of its merchandise domestically and imports the remaining 40% to 42%. Its domestic purchases include basic, seasonal, closeouts and promotional merchandise. It maintains a selection of products within variety store categories. During the fiscal year ended January 28, 2012 (fiscal 2011), the Company opened 278 new stores.

Dollar Tree Jumps, Has More Room to Grow

Discount retailer handily beat expectations for earnings yesterday
Feb 28, 2013, 12:42 pm EST  |  By Ethan Roberts, InvestorPlace Contributor

Over the last few quarters, I have watched with surprise and amusement as several dollar discount stores have been beaten down following less-than-desirable earning reports. Dollar Tree (NASDAQ:DLTR) fell from $49 to $37 after disappointing the Street, while Family Dollar (NYSE:FDO) got hammered from $71 to $55 and Dollar General (NYSE:DG) was carved up from $52 to $41.

The Street really seemed to overreact the few times these essentially terrific business model did not reach the heightened expectations of the analysts â€" precisely why all three stores have slowly climbed back to respectability since then.

In fact, yesterday, Dollar Tree blew away analysts’ latest earnings forecast, posting earnings per share of $1.01 on revenue of $2.25 billion, while the Street was only expecting 99 cents and $2.23 billion in sales.

When the street realized that Dollar Tree was suddenly undervalued, the stock gapped up. Of course, stocks overall were also boosted by Fed chairman Ben Bernanke’s pledge to Congress to keep interest rates low and continue the stimulus policy, while a stronger-than-expected pending home sales report was another catalyst for upward movement.

But DLTR’s 10.5% gain on the day definitely was helped by the impressive earnings, and also gave a lift to rivals FDO (+2.5%) and DG (+3.6%).

i wish i were Mr.Money. sunod semana, mo adto na pod ahong amigo sa australia. ako kotob na lang jud sa florida. unsaon gagmay pa man ning ahong mga baktin. maajo si Mr.Money kay dagku na ijang anak. 2 ka book ijang anak. baje ug laki. ang baje works as an investment banker in new york. ang laki doctor.

SWEET CORN IN A GREENHOUSE
Ronald Costales of Costales Nature Farms

OFWs Invest In Organic Farm
By Zac B. Sarian
February 8, 2013, 4:11pm


SWEET CORN IN A GREENHOUSE â€" Ronald Costales of Costales Nature Farms will do everything if only to meet the demand of his customers. For instance, a big distributor of organic food products needs a year-round supply of sweet corn. So what did he do? ...
Foreign investors, particularly OFWs or overseas Filipino workers, are getting interested in partnering with Ronald Costales of the Costales Nature Farms in Majayjay, Laguna.

Perhaps, after reading about his successful operation of his organic farm, people with money to invest are only too eager to be a part of his organic farm business.

Ronald has come up with a scheme that is attractive enough because the investor can expect to receive a dividend in just a matter of weeks or a few months.

First to make an investment in Ronald’s project is an engineer who is working in Africa, Jayson Javier. We first heard from Javier when he sent us a message saying that he is the first investor to put his money in the Costales Nature Farms after reading about him in our blog.

At first we didn’t bother to inquire about the scheme. But last month, we inquired from Ronald just how the partnership with the investor works. And this is what we have gathered.

The investor finances the building of a greenhouse where the high-value crops that Costales produces are grown. These include all the vegetables, culinary herbs and other high-value crops that can be grown in the greenhouse. Costales had really wanted to have partners because it costs a lot of money to build a greenhouse. Having greenhouses has a lot of advantages. He can grow his favorite crops throughout the year, assuring his customers year-round availability of his produce.

In the case of Javier, he invested P420,000 for the construction of a 300-sq.m. greenhouse in February 2012. By March, it was ready for planting. Ronald planted 480 hills of Japanese cucumber which produced fruits in 30 days after transplanting the seedlings.

The 480 plants gave an average of 1.5 kilos per hill so the crop yielded 720 kilos that sold for P100 per kilo or P72,000 for the whole harvest. The cost of production was about P25,000. This was deducted from the gross sales and the remaining amount of P47,000 was shared equally between Javier and Costales.

After resting the planting beds for a few weeks, the next crop of French beans was planted on May 17 while the last harvest was on July 15. The price of the beans was quite good at P250 per kilo. In this second crop, they netted about P17,000 each.

The succeeding crops which were harvested in just a few weeks were similarly profitable. The third crop was lettuce which was harvested 30 days after transplanting. Javier and Costales had also a share of P17,000 each.

In the fourth cropping, Costales went back to French beans which is a legume that could enrich the soil. Again, the partners made about the usual dividend each.

As of January 27, 2013, the fifth cropping is in progress. The crop is Japanese cucumber and Costales is expecting it to be profitable also.

It did not take long for other investors from abroad to notice the investment scheme offered by Costales. A medical doctor from Sacramento, California, Dr. Aloy Llaguno, has invested P2.8 million for the construction of two greenhouses of 1,000 sq.m. each. The greenhouses are currently used for growing different high-value crops, including sweet corn.

Of course, there are also local investors who have joined in constructing their own greenhouses at the Costales farm. One of them is Jojo Chua, an owner of a hardware store. He invested P500,000 for a greenhouse covering 400 square meters. After Jojo received his first dividend, his son also invested his own money in another greenhouse.

Today, investors have built a total of 18 greenhouses. There is no more space for additional greenhouses in the 5-hectare property. Because there is no more room for greenhouses, three investors have invested their money in what Ronald calls “Villas.” These are actually lodging facilities where visitors who want to stay overnight can stay.

Some interested investors have been asking him what would be next that they could invest in. Maybe, Ronald says, they could invest in a training school devoted to organic farming. There seems to be endless ideas that are brewing in Costales’ head. And we will not be surprised if that training institute in organic farming will become a reality sooner than we think.

The customers are also very happy that Costales now has the facilities to produce all the supplies they need. One big distributor of organic foods has provided him P2.8 million to build a modern packing house that will further assure the quality of his produce. This client has priority to buy all that he needs from him.

Meantime, clients from Visayas and Mindanao have also been ordering some of his products. Of course, Ronald is very happy about the developments he has been reaping.

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naa nay confused shoes, confused vegetables, unsa kahay sunod

Quote from: hofelina on March 01, 2013, 07:14:51 PM
this is a very precarious situation.

hello tweety bird

The former British colony became part of the federation of Malaysia when it was formed in 1963.

Kiram and the other heirs of the sultan still receive nominal annual compensation from Malaysia in the equivalent of about $1,700.

ang maajong gibuhat ni kiram, nangajo na lang unta ug increase sa compensation. kay gamay ra man ang ijang sakop. lupig jud sila kong makig gera sa malaysia. negosyo man gud nga daku ning gera. kinhangan ka ug dakung pohonan. naa kay kwarta para palit ug armas ug pang sweldo sa imong mga sundalo.

Quote from: taga tigbao on March 01, 2013, 06:52:43 PM
Guol huna hunaon ang nahitabo sa mga Pilipino didtos Malaysia.

The Philippine government is disappointing!

di ta maka basol sa atong goberno. kay ug mo take side ta ni kiram, that means we will be going to war against malaysia. daku ug gasto ang gera.

Quote from: islander on March 01, 2013, 05:48:13 PM
here are hopes then that with all your money, you are not ready for war.

i am ready for anything islander. wa koy problema nga bijaan naho ang kwarta total jamo man pod koy kwarta. estorya ray ga daghan ba ;D;D

Quote from: islander on March 01, 2013, 04:13:56 PM
Kiram says he is the head of the Islamic Sultanate of Sulu, which once controlled parts of Borneo including the site of the stand-off, as well as southern Philippine islands.

The sultanate leased northern Borneo to Europeans in the 1870s.

While the sultanate's authority gradually faded as Western colonial powers exerted their influence over the region, it continued to receive lease payments for Sabah.

The former British colony became part of the federation of Malaysia when it was formed in 1963.

Kiram and the other heirs of the sultan still receive nominal annual compensation from Malaysia in the equivalent of about $1,700.

Idjirani suggested last week that the men would stand down if the compensation were substantially raised.

http://news.malaysia.msn.com/

so it all comes down to MONEY. mao diay ni naka ingon sa gera. mas maajo pa tingali ug wa na lay kwartahay. balik ta ug barter system.

Quote from: Votives on March 01, 2013, 04:32:33 PM
maninguha lang jud ko og maau sir balong.... pinaagi sa akong paningkamot madala ra jud nako na sila sa disneyland basin gani karon summer puhon... tinuod sa baratuhon ra mi na restaurant, pungko2x pa gani usahay pero ang happiness naa ra gihapon wala jud mawala.. just hope na puhon mapareha ko nimu basin makaingon sad ko na masmalipayon ko nga daghan og kwarta.. mas daghan ta og matabangan mas malipayon ta...

your heart is in the right place votives. mao na ang purpose sa kwarta. mas daghan ka ug matabangan

mr.money is a personal friend of mine. mo bisita ni sija naho dere sa balay. he is teaching me how to trade futures unja mo dalikyat pod sija ug post dinhi sa tubagbohol.
 
ga plano ko ug eyeball sauna para sa bolanon.com. aho untang pakyawon ang panglao island nature resort good for 1 day exclusive for bolanon members. wa madajon kay ga lagot ko. dugay kaajo mag negotiate. aho na lang gi cancel. na uwaw ko kay aho na ra bang gi bandilyo sa bolanon . ga hinam hinam na gud ang mga members.

someday when the time is right, i will hold an eyeball for our website and our featured guest will be mr.money.

adto ta mag eyeball sa kainggit.

naligo ka sa kainggit. gidakop ka sa pulis. kay mi ambak ka lang nga way tapis tapis hehehehe

Quote from: islander on March 01, 2013, 01:37:19 PM
while i do not exactly believe such plants can bring in money (hard work is the real money plant), i like to have one only because of the feeling of freshness such plants bring.  their leaves are shiny and sturdy and they don't require delicate care.  add to that the imagined feeling of prosperity that their presence brings; in a word, psychological, but definitely not real.

hehe, just imagine if this were true and all households in the philippines will have one money plant.  do we end up as a country with the biggest number of millionaires per capita?

you hit it right on the head. it is psychological. what is psychological becomes real when you BELIEVE

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 01, 2013, 02:10:12 PM
money isn't everything, tho. look at steve jobs. he was a billionaire, but na matz gehapon.

don't you know? health is wealth...

ma datu ta ug ma pobre, patay gihapon. mao rang pataya. so i'd rather be rich. wa na ko mangandoy nga mahimong bilyonaryo. libonaryo is enough for me. a few thousand dollars in my pocket to spend.

but you are right. i will trade all my wealth for health. kabungkagon na intawon ko bay lorenz. ang ahong medicine cabinet pono ug tambal. for high blood pressure, etc.

Quote from: Votives on March 01, 2013, 08:38:45 AM
I don't have money pero ang kalipay nga gihatag sa Ginoo nako kauban sa akong pamilya dili ika baylo og usa ka dump truck nga kwarta...

pero ug naa kay usa ka dump truck nga kwarta, mas daghan ka ug kalipay nga mahatag sa imong pamilya. for example, maka soroy mo sa disneyland. maka kaon ka sa mga mahalon nga restaurant dili na mag mantener ug turo turo. wa kay problema inig abot sa mga utility bills like cable tv, korente ug tubig.  believe me votives. na agi-an na ni nahong tanan. miagi ko ug ka pobre. mas malipayon ko karon nga naa na koy
usa ka kariton nga kwarta. mosamot na unja ko ka malipayon kong usa na ka dump truck ahong kwarta.

bisan sa ahong pagka tampalasan ug pagka uwagan usahay, deboto ko sa divine mercy. kada alas 3 jud sa hapon mangadje ko. kong way klase ang mga bata mo sabat pod sila ug pangadje. familiar man ta sa divine mercy kay kusog man ni nga debosyon sa pinas . i became a devotee when i heard the personal testimony of  stanley villaviciencio. he was already dead pero gi banhaw sija pinaagi sa divine mercy

daghan tang mga pinoy nga mga deboto sa sto. nino. unja bata pa ni si tagle. pilay pad ug milagrohan sija sa sto. nino. i believe in miracles. naa koy kaila nga gi milagrohan sa sto. nino. she is an old lady from cebu. naa sija mag pojo sa new york but she has a vacation home here in florida. every year she holds a feast for the sto. nino. mo tojo siha ug anhi sa florida ug anhi sija mag pista para sa sto. nino. mag misa ang pari ug una pagka human pista na. kaon. ingon ani ang milagro sa sto. nino.

as usual. to be continued. sorry folks but i have to prepare breakfast for my school kids. lisod ning single "mom" ta. hihihihihi

sure mr. bolbol. kitang duha mangadto sa vatican kong mag pa ila ka lang

ang naka lisod lang ni tagle kay baby pa ni siya. he is too young by vatican standards. unja bag-o lang pod nga nahimo sijang cardinal. menos pa sija ug mga amigo nga cardinals pero pilay pad ug naay milagro. wala pa ko maka adto ug vatican. pero kong ma elect si tagle i will visit the vatican

Betting under way

Whether the college picks a younger pope or not, Benedict’s resignation in the face of ill health also was seen Monday as precedent-setting and important because modern medical technology is likely to make the occasion of a frail but alive pope more common than before.
“For the century to come, I think that none of Benedict’s successors will feel morally obliged to remain until their death,” Paris Cardinal Andre Vingt-Trois said.
According to news reports, two cardinals from Africa have emerged as top
contenders for the papacy:

Mga inilog
• Cardinal Francis Arinze. Born in Nigeria, Cardinal Arinze, 80, has been the bishop of Velletri-Segni, a cluster of Roman suburbs, since 2005 â€" when he succeeded Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, who became Benedict XVI.
• Cardinal Peter Kodwo Appiah Turkson. Born in Ghana, the 64-year-old cardinal is the archbishop of his native country and is a member of councils focused on evangelization, worship and Catholic education.
About 176 million people in Africa are Catholic, nearly one-third of all Christians across the continent, according to a December 2011 study by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life.

Mga biya
British bookmakers offered odds on candidates to replace Benedict, with Cardinals Turkson and Arinze taking lead positions. Speculation turned to other likely contenders among the College of Cardinals, including:
• Cardinal Marc Ouellet. The head of the Vatican’s office for bishops was born in Quebec 68 years ago, and has been a cardinal since 2003.
• Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle. Born in the Philippines, he is the archbishop of Manila and 56 years old. He has been a cardinal since 2012.
• Cardinal Leonardo Sandri. Born in Buenos Aires, Cardinal Sandri, 69, heads the Vatican’s Asian churches department.

ga kaguliyang karon ang vatican . entra ang mga sugarol. kinsa may mo puli sa santo papa.
ug may swerte basin mo daug ang biya kontra sa inilog

merisi ka hubag. wa man gud kay preno. deretso lang ka ug banghag. try a little respect. you should have welcomed Mr.Money . ang naka lisod nimo kay dili ka antigo mo share. gusto nimo nga ikaw ray sikat. hibaw ko nga mas lig-on pa ka sa tugas balingkot. but you should grow up man. you should encourage newcomers not drive them away

Quote from: Mr.Money on February 24, 2013, 11:55:03 PM
F**K you. i dont know you and you dont know me. so leave me alone...

i like your style Mr.Money. direct to the point. just keep your cool. because hubag is just defending his turf. he has the mistaken notion that he is the "anointed one". that he is untouchable because he is the LEGEND. he thinks he owns tubagbohol so he can do whatever he wants. he can trample anyone who displeases him. he dont want any competition. he is always scared that someone will become more popular than him.
more power to you Mr.Money whoever you are. dont go away and continue your very interesting topic. i make money playing penny stocks. how about you. how do you make money

Truth prevails. Today stand in your truth and ignore the chatter around and about you.  Some people create hate for profit,for the publicity they can create for themselves and some people create love for free. Pay no mind to the haters, embrace the love. Ignore those who live in hate for their own ego, and keep your eyes on pure love. Do not let hubagbohol bring you down.

WELCOME TO TUBAGBOHOL, Mr.Money

naa ba diay basak sa chocolate hills

GEVO
Bid/Size
2.18 / 2,200
Ask/Size
2.19 / 800
Price Open
2.10
Previous Close
2.03
Day High
2.22
Day Low
2.045

basta ingon ani nga presyo tag $2 and above, mo pohonan ko ug daku daku. dili ni mahimo ug 1 thousand or 2 thousand dollars lang. i bought 10,000 shares of GEVO at $2 per share. kong aho pang gi baligja at 20 cents, naa na unta koy $2000 nga ganansya. pero wa pa ko mo baligja kay aho pang huwaton nga mo sigi ug saka ang presyo. like i said dili ni pang sugal. mag hinay hinay lang ug saka ang presyo aning GEVO

Company Background
Gevo, Inc., is a renewable chemicals and advanced biofuels company. The Company is focused on the development and commercialization of alternatives to petroleum-based products. The Company operates in two segments: Gevo, Inc. Segment and Gevo Development/Agri-Energy Segment. Gevo, Inc. Segment is responsible for all research and development activities related to the future production of isobutanol, maintaining and protecting its intellectual property portfolio, developing future markets for its isobutanol and providing corporate oversight services. Its Gevo Development/Agri-Energy Segment is responsible for the production of ethanol and related products. In September 2010, the Company acquired a 22 MGPY ethanol production facility in Luverne, Minnesota that the Company intends to retrofit to produce isobutanol.

Quote from: balong on February 22, 2013, 11:01:05 PM
mi abot ug 2.15 ang share price sa GEVO. mi os-os na pod to 2.08

mi saka na pod ang GEVO. 2.17. mao ni ahong gi rekomendar para subayon ni mr.bolbol kay dili ni sugal. maka kwarta ka ani sa hinay hinay. dili ni pareha sa ubang mga alert nga INSTANT MONEY. like CNCT nga mi sugod ug 1 cent mi taas hangtod 45 cents. ang imong usa ka libong dolyar mahimong 45 mil in just hours of trading

you can easily make money mr. bolbol if you know how to play the stock market. mao nga wa ko ma gool mag sibya sibya bahin aning MARIBOJOC IDOL. kaya nahong ihatag ang mga prizes nga ahong gisaad. maajo ning ipanghatag nato ang kwarta naay daghang malipay. kay di man nato madala ang kwarta sa lubnganan

mi abot ug 2.15 ang share price sa GEVO. mi os-os na pod to 2.08

mr. bolbol,

kong di nimo makita sa aol or yahoo, try logging on to www.scottrade.com. makita nimo sa right hand side naay  rectangle . Enter Symbol or Name ang sulod sa rectangle. tapad ni sija sa violet colored rectangle Get Quote. anha nimo e type ang ticker symbol like GEVO then it will tell you the share price. hope you understand the direction

Market Info

Recent Quotes   Last   Change %|$
GEVO   2.10    +3.45%

mi taas na ug sugod ang GEVO. pag post nato ganiha $2.03 pa ang share price
at the close

Quote from: balong on February 22, 2013, 07:10:09 PM
bgy. poblacion in maribojoc is divided into pantalan, kahayag and exaltacion. naa ko mag pojo sa sodlon sakop sa kahayag. ang sodlon naa jud sa centro mao nga ang among balay naa jud sa centro, in the heart of poblacion. kong maka soroy ka sa maribojoc, you will not miss our house kay naa ra jud sa eskina atbang sa merkado ug padong sa simbahan. ug naa poy branch sa PALAWAN PAWNSHOP sa among balay. kong di ko maka kita ug kwarta para e premyo sa MARIBOJOC IDOL 2013, aho na lang e prenda ning palawan pawnshop.

mahimo man ug hangjoon naho nga ang PALAWAN PAWNSHOP maoy mo sponsor sa MARIBOJOC IDOL 2013 but i will not. ahong solohon ni. i want to do this all by myself. this is going to be my baby. kong naa moy kaila nga maayo mo kanta tell them about maribojoc idol. pasiuna lang ning MI2013. kay inig ka 5th year, mag gara gara na ko. mo tojo jud ko ug uli unya dagko na ang premyo at least P20000 ang 1st prize

     
               MARIBOJOC IDOL  2013

3 am
florida, usa
jan.1, 2017

i am awake in the middle of the night thinking how i can contact kim chiu. 9 more months to go and MARIBOJOC IDOL 2017 will go live. hope i can get kim chiu to make a personal appearance. i don't mind spending my money so the people in my town can see one of their fav actresses in showbiz. this is my way of sharing.

but how can i contact kim chiu ? i'm thinking of sending her a letter of invitation but i don't know her address.

bgy. poblacion in maribojoc is divided into pantalan, kahayag and exaltacion. naa ko mag pojo sa sodlon sakop sa kahayag. ang sodlon naa jud sa centro mao nga ang among balay naa jud sa centro, in the heart of poblacion. kong maka soroy ka sa maribojoc, you will not miss our house kay naa ra jud sa eskina atbang sa merkado ug padong sa simbahan. ug naa poy branch sa PALAWAN PAWNSHOP sa among balay. kong di ko maka kita ug kwarta para e premyo sa MARIBOJOC IDOL 2013, aho na lang e prenda ning palawan pawnshop.

i have been thinking on what bolbol and fr. chic said. nga gamay lang ang P1000 , P500 and P200 nga prizes for auditions. mao nga mas maajo tingali nga himoon nalang nga 3, 2, 1 ang prizes pero dili na sa tanang bgy. mag audition. selection na lang.

fr.chic, mr. bolbol and readers, i appreciate your feedback on what i am planning to do.

thanks a lot.

hehehe. di ba mahimo nga binisay-on nimo nga cebuano mr. bolbol. or make it english

for mr. bolbol,

since you expressed interest on how to make money in the stock market, i have an assignment for you. watch GEVO on aol or yahoo finance section. right now it's share price is $2.03 on this date
feb.22, 2013.

Quote from: BolBuhol on February 21, 2013, 11:36:35 PM
diin gid haw mag bakal sang intirnit? teh, paano gid hang bayad?

someone please translate. wa kaajo ko kasabot ani.

mahimo ka mo trade bisan asa kang dapita sa kalibotan. basta naa lang kay computer ug internet connection. mao lang nay imong pohonan maka panginhas na ka ug dolyar sa internet

Quote from: BolBuhol on February 21, 2013, 11:19:53 PM
teh, pode gid ba mag intra haw, bisang ara gid ako dinhi sa pilipinas haw?

try logging on to scottrade.com. mao ni ahong gigamit nga brokerage. pwede ka mo open ug account with a minimum of $500

naka bawi ug gamay rong adlawa. naka ganansya ko ug $500 sa FIND

FindEx.com, Inc. engages in developing, publishing, marketing, distributing, and direct-selling consumer and organizational software products for the Windows platform. The company offers FormTool, a software product that professionally designed for business, accounting, construction, sales, real estate, human resources, and personal organization needs. It also provides two language-learning software products, such as Greek Tutor and Hebrew Tutor to retail stores, as well as to end users. The company markets its products through various online sources, including its own formtool.com, and other Internet Websites, such as amazon.com, as well as search engines consisting of Google and Yahoo. The company was formerly known as FINdex Acquisition Corp. and changed its name to FindEx.com, Inc. in May 1999. FindEx.com, Inc. was founded in 1997 and is based in Elkhorn, Nebraska.

hinay hinay lang. tigom ug ginagmay para naa tay financing  sa MARIBOJOC IDOL 2013

Company Background  CNCT

China Teletech Holding, Inc formerly Guangzhou Global Telecom, Inc., is a distributor of pre-paid calling card and integrated mobile phone handsets and a provider of mobile handset value-added services. The Company serves as one of principal distributors of China Telecom, China Unicom, and China Mobile products in Guangzhou City. The Company is also developing an on-line refill platform with China Mobile to develop its on-line business in the Guangdong Province. The Company operates its business through its subsidiaries in China. The Company also engages in the business of wholesale and distribution of mineral water, as well as trading of wine in China. On March 8, 2012, the Company changed its name from Guangzhou Global Telecom, Inc. to China Teletech Holding, Inc. In March 2012, the Company acquired China Teletech Limited.

Quote from: balong on February 21, 2013, 04:09:16 PM
pasensya na mo wa pa man ko mo hit. sigi lang ka pordoy ahong trading. maybe it is because i always want to hit the jackpot. pareha gahapon na arkanse ko ug $2000. kay gusto man naho kab-oton ang langit.

gahapon dihay mi gawas nga alert. CNCT opened at 1 cent. meaning to say tag usa ka dako lang ang share price. kosog kaajo misaka ang presyo. sa dihang naka palit ko tag 10 cents na ang presyo.
mi sigi pa jud ug saka ang share price. mi abot ug 47 cents wa pa gihapon ko mo baligja. pag sugod ug os-os sa presyo ga ka poliki ko ug baligja sa ahong shares. wa mahalin kay perte naman pong bagsaka sa presyo. intonses na arkanse na pod ko. if i did not get greedy naka ganansya unta pod ko ug $2000 kong mi baligja pa ko ug sayo.

Bid/Size
-- / --
Ask/Size
-- / --
Price Open
0.01
Previous Close
0.081
Day High
0.4735
Day Low
0.01

para ni fr. chic ug ni mr. bolbol, gamay ra jud ang P1000 nga 1st prize sa audition. i understand kay na anad man sila ug dagko. pero ug pobre ta, daku na pod nang P1000 oy. manarbaho ka ug tindero sa alturas, di man ka mo sweldo ug P1000 ang adlaw ba. mentras kong maayo ka mo kanta. pila ka minutos lang naa na kay usa ka libo.

come and join balong's MARIBOJOC IDOL 2013, the poor man's amateur singing contest. sigi lang kay warm up pa man ni. 2017 medyo daku daku na ang prizes.

pasensya na mo wa pa man ko mo hit. sigi lang ka pordoy ahong trading. maybe it is because i always want to hit the jackpot. pareha gahapon na arkanse ko ug $2000. kay gusto man naho kab-oton ang langit.

gahapon dihay mi gawas nga alert. CNCT opened at 1 cent. meaning to say tag usa ka dako lang ang share price. kosog kaajo misaka ang presyo. sa dihang naka palit ko tag 10 cents na ang presyo.
mi sigi pa jud ug saka ang share price. mi abot ug 47 cents wa pa gihapon ko mo baligja. pag sugod ug os-os sa presyo ga ka poliki ko ug baligja sa ahong shares. wa mahalin kay perte naman pong bagsaka sa presyo. intonses na arkanse na pod ko. if i did not get greedy naka ganansya unta pod ko ug $2000 kong mi baligja pa ko ug sayo.

Quote from: BolBuhol on February 20, 2013, 07:26:59 PM
padamo e gid hang imon na pringyo kuwang lang gid na sang mik ap haw.

sorry moray ahong ma kaya. P1700 X 22 barangays = P37400 prizes for auditions

pero ug mohatag ka ug donation mr. bolbol, kinasingkasing nahong dawaton.

                    MARIBOJOC IDOL  2013

anyway, naa pay 5 ka tuig nga kombate. maka tigom pa ko ug para ihatag ni kim chiu. hehehe.  kay 2017 pa man ko mo salida. mo tojo jud ko ug uli sa maribojoc para sa maribojoc idol 2017. hinay hinay lang. karong tuiga, e hold naho ang auditions sa 2 ka barangay nga kaila naho ang bgy.capt. ang ika 3 kay para sa finals na man sa POBLACION. so kadtong gusto mo apil, dalikyat lang mo sa barangay ANISLAG ug DIPATLONG where the first auditions will be held. gamay lang ang premyo.

auditions prizes
1st.....P1000
2nd.....P500
3rd ....P200

total...P1700   17 is one of my favorite nos.

unya ug tinood na ko nga milyonaryo, ahong imbitaron si kim chiu nga mo personal appearance sa


            MARIBOJOC IDOL 2013


hahay. nangarap nang gising. pero pilay pad sa unggoy ug ma tinood diay.

ang maribojoc dunay 22 ka barangay

Agahay
Aliguay
Anislag
Bayacabac
Bood
Busao
Cabawan
Candavid
Dipatlong
Guiwanon
Jandig
Lagtangon
Lincod
Pagnitoan
Poblacion
Punsod
Punta Cruz
San Isidro
San Roque
San Vicente
Tinibgan
Toril

3 ra jud ka barangay nga kaila naho ang bgy. capt.
i am planning to hold the auditions for maribojoc idol in the barangays. ang finals adto na himoon sa poblacion. tagaan lang naho ug ginagmay nga premyo ang auditions. para dili sakit sa bolsa kay mini milyoner pa man ta. counterfeit millionaire ba. anyway, as time goes by im confident that i will become a genuine, honest to goodness american dollar millionaire. ngano gong dili nga antigo naman ta manginhas sa internet ug dollar. hehehehehe

Let’s get to the point, you want to speed up your PC, right? Who doesn’t.
The following tips can help you make you computer run like new again:

1. Take a look at how much system memory you have. Anything less than 4 gigs is considered low these days. The good news is, RAM is really cheap, and so easy to install that you can do it yourself.

2. Remove all the viruses, Trojans and spyware: viruses are one of the main sources of problems for your PC. The first thing to do is install a good antivirus program and a good firewall.

3. Disable all those annoying programs that start up with your computer. This can be done by typing msconfig in the run command. There you can access the startup tab and disable all those frustrating programs that slow down your PC. This can make one of the most noticeable differences in PC speed, and it only takes a minute to do.

4. Don’t install too many security software: security software such as antivirus, use a lot of resources, so installing more programs than necessary is not advisable, because it makes the system too slow. Of course, protecting your computer is very important, but a good antivirus and a good firewall is more than enough to ensure the protection of your computer.

5. Free up some space on your hard drive. A hard drive that is full runs slower than a hard drive that is half full. Just like a person who is fat, runs slower than a person who is slim. It’s just the way the world goes round. Free up some hard drive space, and I guarantee that you will notice immediate improvement in your PC performance.

6. Invest in a good registry cleaner. I can not stress this point enough. One of the main causes of PC slow-down is a bloated registry. Registry cleaners scan your PC for corrupt, duplicate, and obsolete registry keys, and remove them. This alone will make your computer run like superman. OK, well, maybe not faster than a speeding bullet, but you know what I mean.

7. Defragment the hard drive: disk fragmentation can prevent system slowdowns and PC crashes. It’s very important to defragment your system regularly. Windows already has a defrag utility, but many users complain about its lack of efficiency not to mention the endless hours to complete the process. Fortunately, you can find other programs online with almost identical functions.

8. Control the temperature: most crashes are due to the high temperature of hardware. The processor and the video card are the main sources of heat. For this reason, you will need to check the temperature regularly by using programs such as CoreTemp and Speccy.

9. Use an alternative browser: according to a series of tests carried out by Futuremark, Google Chrome is the fastest browser. If you replace Internet Explorer with Google Chrome you will notice a significant increase in performance while browsing.

10. Eliminate clutter: temporary files, log files and browser cache can slow down your system, because they block the hard drive and increase the fragmentation of the disc.

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13. Clean the registry: when it comes to computer speed, the registry is the most important factor. It is now generally accepted that cleaning the registry can improve the performance of your PC, by deleting the unused registry keys. A safe way to clean the registry, is to use a reliable registry cleaner that can remove all the invalid entries and speed up your PC in no time.

Follow these steps and you can put off having to buy a new computer for a long, long time. Take it from someone who is using a computer that is five years old and still running strong: the secret is maintenance.

Prayer in Time of Trouble

Lord, in every need let me come to You with humble trust saying, "Jesus, help me."
In all my doubts, perplexities, and temptations, Jesus, help me.
In hours of loneliness, weariness, and trials, Jesus, help me.
In the failure of my plans and hopes; in disappointments, troubles, and sorrows, Jesus, help me.
When others fail me and Your grace alone can assist me, help me.
When I throw myself on Your tender love as a father and savior, Jesus, help me.
When my heart is cast down by failure at seeing no good come from my efforts, Jesus, help me.
When I feel impatient and my cross irritates me, Jesus, help me.
When I am ill and my head and hands cannot work and I am lonely, Jesus, help me.
Always, always, in spite of weakness, falls, and shortcomings of every kind, Jesus, help me and never forsake me.
Amen.

welcome to tubagbohol MASTER KUYANG

salamat pod nga wa ka mo claim sa premyo nga $20 para di mahorot ang sulod sa ahong pitaka

THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart for your feedback FR. CHIC.

GOD BLESS YOU and please include this sinner in your prayers.

If you want to build a legacy e apil unya sa imong last will and testament and establish a trust that will continue for a long time. But you have to start from step 1: just do it!

i am not going to leave a last will and testament. there's no need for it. i classify humans as GIVERS and TAKERS. i think of myself as a giver. i am training my children to be givers. hopefully they will become givers. there's a very good chance that they will be. from their little monthly allowance they give and share with others who are in need.

a TRUST is only as good as the people who manage it. at one time, i gave my very trusted friend $40000 to start a lending business with very low rates of interest. i tried to help the people in our town escape from the clutches of 5-6. at that time the rate of exchange was  50 to 1. the end result was that my friend was tempted by the money. w/in 1 yr. my friend told me that the 2 million pesos was all gone because the people did not pay their loans. i lost the money . i dont care about the money. more painful for me was that i lost a friend

Cornelius Vanderbilt or The Commodore began working on his father's ferry in the New York Harbor as a boy, quitting school at the age of 11. At the age of 16 Vanderbilt decided to start his own ferry service ferrying passengers between Staten Island and Manhattan. During the Gold Rush Vanderbilt changed from steamboats to steamships then made the move to railroads in the 1850s. Vanderbilt's knowledge of business helped him jump on railroads at the perfect time, which lead to the bulk of his wealth acquisition. Vanderbilt paved the way for the railroad industry and he ended up owning most of the largest lines and built of the country's first corporations. Upon his death, The Commodore left a legacy and fortune to his family, and it all started with a rumored loan for $100 to buy his first boat.

How the World's Richest Family Went Broke
By Will Bonner
"Inherited wealth is a real handicap to happiness. It is as certain a death to ambition as cocaine is to morality." - William K. Vanderbilt (grandson of Cornelius Vanderbilt)

The Vanderbilt family - once America's richest - flaunted their wealth to the extreme.

They amassed the first great fortune of the Industrial Age. And they went on to embody the excess of the Guilded Age, using their money to achieve prominence in New York's social scene in the late twentieth century.

Members of the Vanderbilt family built many of America's most extravagant private homes - such as "The Biltmore" in Asheville, North Carolina, and "The Breakers" in Palm Beach. They also owned 10 mansions on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, dominating prime real estate in the world's wealthiest city.

The family patriarch, Cornelius "Commodore" Vanderbilt, managed to transform $100 borrowed from his mother into a $100 million dollar fortune by the time of his death. His inheritance to his family was more than was held in the US Treasury at the time.

You probably know the story. The Commodore started out piloting a passenger boat on Staten Island in 1810. He expanded into the steamboat business and went on to build a railroad empire.

Cornelius was a hard-driving, rough character. A book written in the 1980s by a Vanderbilt descendant said that he was "illiterate, bad-tempered and foulmouthed, and inclined, when trapped into a social event, to spit streams of tobacco juice and fondle the maids."

After his wife's death he married a cousin 43 years his junior at the age of 75.

He also expressed his disappointment with his family publicly. Out of 10 children he only had two boys. And he felt that these boys were not up to his standards. He didn't think they had what it took to grow the family wealth.

But he was wrong about that. His son William expanded the railroad business and doubled the family fortune to over $200 million. That's over $300 billion in today's dollars.

But from these precipitous heights the family fortunes fell just as rapidly.

The first of the Vanberbilts' Fifth Avenue mansions in Manhattan was finished in 1883. Yet by 1947 all 10 of these opulent homes had been torn down after their contents had been auctioned off.

Within just 30 years of the death of the Commodore no member of the Vanderbilt family was among the richest in the US. And 48 years after his death, one of his grandchildren is said to have died penniless.

In less than a single generation the surviving Vanderbilts had spent the majority of their family wealth! And the wealth was virtually gone within four generations. How was this possible?
Simply put, they went from producers of great wealth, to great consumers of it.

The Commodore's children and grandchildren tried to outdo each other in building increasingly large and lavish homes. They became what my dad calls "insiders." They set and followed the trends of New York's high society. They gave money away to fashionable charities. They held over-the-top fairytale parties.

They raced yachts, sports cars and horses. They indulged their fantasies. Some were said to have developed substance abuse problems.

No doubt, the Great Depression and the introduction of the income and estate taxes in the early 1900s took a toll. But families such as the Rothschilds, the Rockefellers, the Fords and the Duponts were able to navigate these obstacles and preserve their wealth.

Members of these families still occupy the billionaire lists today.
The Vanderbilts held a family reunion at Vanderbilt University in 1973 attended by 120 family members. Not one of them was even a millionaire.

Living descendants of the family have authored books with titles such as Fortune's Children: The Fall of the House of Vanderbilt and Dead End Gene Pool about the family's lost wealth. According to these accounts, there was virtually no structure or organization in how the family transferred wealth from one generation to the next.

CNN reporter Anderson Cooper is the great-great-great-grandson of Cornelius Vanderbilt. He reportedly inherited nothing from the Vanderbilt line. He started his career from scratch. He couldn't get his foot in the door anywhere. So he got his start in journalism by forging a press pass to enter Myanmar and selling his reports from there to a small news agency.

The Vanderbilts simply spent their money. It shows that there's no fortune that can't be spent through.

That's why you've got to set up the right structures - both "soft" and "hard" - within your family to ensure the proper transition of wealth between generations. It's also why you want to keep your family outside the social circles of the "patsy" rich.

i feel so old. im already 61 and i have not accomplished anything. i feel the years slipping away.
so i want to build a legacy. kanang mawala na ko sa kalibotan naa pay mahinomdom naho. mao nga kung naka basa mo ani ug hilig mo mokanta, now is your chance. sugod karong tuiga, himoon naho ang MARIBOJOC IDOL 2013. sugdan lang nato ug ginagmay nga premyo. unja anam anamon ug saka. unya inig ka 5th year himoon nato ang MARIBOJOC IDOL 2017. mo tojo ko ug uli aron akoy mo emcee. hehehe. hire ta ug artista. kong boynason ang trading sikat nga artista atong imbitaron para partner ni balskie.

i am a fun loving person and this is my way of having fun. spending money. kay kini gong kwarta di man nato madala kong mamatay na ta. so i will spend my money in a useful way. para ma inspire ang atong mga kabataan nga mag praktis ug kanta. naay kalingawan instead of taking drugs

maajo seguro pa salidahon ning mga GRO sa finals sa MARIBOJOC IDOL...hehehe

bitaw , a few years from now, kong medyo ma well known na ang MARIBOJOC IDOL, mo hatag ko ug daku daku na pod nga premyo, unja akoy mo emcee ala ryan seacrest, unja mo hire ug artista nga partner kanang di pa kaajo sikat para ma afford ang price...hmmmmmmm

okey folks, you heard it first here in tubagbohol.com. praktis na mo ug kanta unja dayo sa maribojoc

brayt jud ka pads. kahibaw man ka nga GRO maoy ahong ampay

the GODFATHER and SANTA CLAUS of maribojoc, my friend david ocdenaria. mang hatag ni sija way daghang announcement. di pareha ni balonglong tikongkong maka hatag lang ug gamay nga premyo bandilyo na sa tibook kalibots

kuyang

you can claim your $2o by posting your name and address here. pakapini pod ug picture. thanks

GOD BLESS YOU too hof. pangomosta na lang ko ni david. dugay na kaajong panahon sukad sija nanawag. wa na koy balita nija

mao pod ni naka advantage kong duna tay kwarta. kay ug duna tay ma hunahunaan mahimo dajon. everything i do is PAYBACK. coz once upon a time i was a poor boy in maribojoc. now i am a poor man in florida. at least asenso gamay kay nahimo na kong stateside

from VIRTUAL to REAL REALITY. praktis na mo ug kanta. ajo na lang nang P5000 kong maka daug mo. pwede na ipalit 1 or 2 sacks of rice. from just a few hours of singing naa nay ma lung-ag bali ug usa ka buwan


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coming soon to be telecast live in tubagbohol.com...hehehehe

Quote from: chicogon on February 14, 2013, 02:49:24 AM
Better kung e coordinate ug NGO or even GOs hehehe... aron dunay mamalakad sa mga panghitabo. Virtual pa diay ni karon kay wa pamay taga Maribojoc nskagibaw hahaha

ok kaayo ni da. naa koy adviser. daghan kaajong salamat pads. ahong ingnon ang bgy.capt. sa poblacion nga makig coordinate ug mga NGO. unsa gani nang GO hehehe

naka hunahuna ko ani pads kay gimingaw na ko ug ADVERTISEMENT. ang tarpaulin poster sa RENE ECONG OPEN CHESS TOURNAMENT gi kawat. gihimo segurong trapal. karon ang ahong himoon plywood na jud para di na malangkat. manawag ko karon sa ahong maguwang para mag pahimo aning poster sa MARIBOJOC IDOL. maajo na lang ni naay mahimong topic of conversation aside from the election.




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ayaw na mo tanaw ug viral video. tanaw na lang mo ug MARIBOJOC IDOL. LOL


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ngano man intawon nga ga pakuha man sila ug video. sala sa nag pa video, sala pod sa nag leak.

nag pa kuha pod ko ug ingon ani nga video sauna sa SHEman pa ko. wa may problema kay dili na man ko student. ang ahong partner taga indonesia. mga boring girls ba. akyat barko. hihihi

Quote from: chicogon on February 14, 2013, 01:56:21 AM
Always a good thing... to promote culture and arts. Lami jud mag kanunay... every year. Mske a tradition of it!

thank you very much for your suggestion padre chic. i will make this a tradition pads. ang lisod man lang gud ani ang pag raise ug mga premyo. but since i already have a little money, aho ning himoon. kada tuig kong buhion pa ko sa GINOO .

kadtong naka basa ani  nga maayo mo kanta, dayo lang mo sa maribojoc. praktis na mo ug sugod. maajo nang lajo pa, naka andam na mo. wa pa kahibaw ang mga taga maribojoc ani. gi pasiuna lang ni naho dinhi sa atong website para naay daghang maka hibawo nga dili taga maribojoc. para ma bibo pod ang mingaw namong lungsod kong daghan mo dayo

wala man mag dugay. naa na man tay winner. CONGRATULATIONS to KUYANG

coming soon

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2nd PRIZE    P3000                                   Florida USA
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Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on January 26, 2013, 07:59:14 PM
Last week excited kaayo ko mosakay ug ceres pag abot nako sa terminal diha pay gauna duha ka bus yoki yoki ug city transport,gadali man ko kay hapon na naghatud ra ko ug usa ka sakong friskies lawog sa akong iring. Inay wa ko mag drive kay anang morning hapit mi magbangga aning devil hire este v hire. Unta kining v-hire wad on ni kay way mga disiplina ning driver mang overtake bisan ug taytayan. Paingon ko tagbilaran nagdrive buntag sayo,pag abot diha sa taytayan sa moawong sa may sandingan crossing dapit cross na ko sa bridge ug akong katagbo citytransport ug sa kalit lang ingkalit ug lusot ning devil hire este v-hire gamay nlang kulang manga anghing mi. Kini pung city transport way paki ug kinsay banggaan kay kabalo nga ug moliko ka dapat mo slow down mo stop ug naay coming vehicles ang devil driver sa city transport wa juy paki padayon lang diha sa mya intersection sa ICM. Disiplinado pud ang driver sa ceres. Smooth kaayo ilang dinaganan. hapit man to magsinumbagay ang driver sa city transport ug ceres last week. Nasuko tong driver sa city transport sa Ceres. Way suyaay.

thanks GOD you are safe raquel