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Yellow Ribbons and Confetti for Corazon Aquino Was All Over the Net

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 13:52:00 +0000

Topblogs statistics show that in the past 4 days, the phrase 'Corazon Aquino' peaked on August 1 and August 4 as of this writing. She died at 3am last August 1, and bloggers and web content writers all over the world, must have wrote tons o articles as a tribute for her.

If not for technology and the millions of Filipinos who care about our nation, I would not have seen what has been going on the past days until Cory Aquino's burial today. I totally depended on the internet for live streaming froam various stations, and I am very thankful to all the Filipinos who never get tired of uploading feeds and clips online for their fellow Kabayans like me who are living far from the Philippines.

Facebook indeed is one that connected me a lot, not only to my friends old and new, but to my home and countrymen. Indeed, what happened today and in the past is one proof that Filipinos can become one in adversity and celebration.

I do hope the legacy of FREEDOM lives forever.

Hoping for the best in the upcoming political changes in the year 2010.

To my friends, fellow bloggers, and all the websites that tied the yellow ribbon as one with all the Filipino people all over the world, "MABUHAY po kayo kabayan" (long live, Filipino)!

To all the BIG NAMES in their respective industries and those who dwell in the internet world who perfectly understand that there are millions of Filipinos all over the world who would always want to get connected to the Philippines, "maraming salamat sa walang sawang pakikipag-ugnayan at pag-aalala sa amin" (thank you for your steadfast efforts in connecting and thinking about us). MABUHAY! (long live!)

Let's not lose hope...and keep living vigilant for the preservation of our freedom.

Michael Jackson dead at 50

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 03:49:00 +0000

I woke up so late in the morning to finish my thesis proposal...and the first thing I usually do (aside from taking a pee) is to open my net ang log in to facebook.

Netscape is the browser that I'd use this morning and the Headline caught my attention. Michael Jackson just passed away on Thursday, June 25 at 2:26 pm in UCLA hospital due to cardiac arrest.

I'm one of the big fans of this sensational popstar, as I grew up in the 80s, when he was soooo BIG a star then. Madonna and Michael Jackson are among the icons I ican vividly remember shown on music videos in the 80s (back then, there was no MTV or Channel V...and these music videos were just fillers in the local TV channels).

Nostalgia. A twinge of sorrow.

Micheal Jackson was a legend. An icon.

Indeed, nothing is permanent in this world. Even fame, power, and in MJs case, skin color.

Michael Jackson, the King of Pop, will be remembered fondly by the 80s babies like me.

Freelance Web Writer Goes to Cambodia

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 04:17:00 +0000

The Angkor Wat is one of the world's famous landmarks, and this Freelance Web Writer has been dreaming about seeing this temple since she was 17 years old, upon seeing the lecture slides of her professor in the History of Architecture II.

Freelance Web Writer is doing her masters at day time, and works all night and dawn. The routine is already killing her and she decides to pack her bags and take a real break.

Songkran Holiday is Thailand's long New Year holiday and it was the perfect time to get away. The trip lasted for 3 days going there and back, and had to rush since there were no bus traveling from Siem Reap to Bangkok except on the 13th of April. Otherwise, I'd miss classes the week after Songkran.

The good thing about being a freelance ghost writer is being paid the amount you need or want, and being able to allot time for any activities you want to do at any given time. Indeed, freedom is what being a freelance web writer is all about...and that includes being free from financial worries and at the same time from having to stick to an 8-5 kind of job.

People say doing 2 things at a time will end up some people not being able to do anything.

I admit it's not a bed of roses for a freelance web writer being a student at the same time. And I used to be earning so much money when I used to be a freelance ghost writer full time. Priorities might change, but the good thing about online job is that it's always there and the demand stays unless internet technology revolves into a completely new state.

Freelance web writer really enjoyed her trip to Cambodia, and had a very good stay at Siem Reap. Freelance ghost writer blogs about her trip but seems unable to finish writing her tales due to her busy schedule.

Perhaps, I owe my blogs some quality time soon...but am pretty sure freelance web writer will have ample time when her exams are over.

As pictures say a thousand words, you can take a peek at my Siem Reap photo gallery to see some of the fantastic sights in Cambodia.

A freelance web content writer's life could be short.er than everyone else's?

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 19:30:00 +0000

(In Response to XIAUI)

I was just as shocked as Sharon.

Linda called me at 9 0'clock in the morning of 18th of March breaking the shocking news.

Our dearest professor, Dr. Nowarat Coowanitwong passed away at apparently 7am that day.

A few hours back, at around 2am that same day, Linda and I were having this conversation at the 108 Shop. The Controller Type A personality in me was prevailing again, turning me into a WITCH who wants to get things done fast, worrying so much, and end up getting too disappointed with a certain person not being able to deliver expected output for a certain course I am taking this semester.

At that very hour, while I was pouring outbursts, Linda said I should relax I bit. She said I shouldn't work so hard, or else I will be sick like Dr. Nowarat.

For the love of WORK, I stay up so late....and hardly sleep. I go to class at daytime, and work at night as a freelance web content writer, handling multiple projects at a time.

As a freelance web content writer, I hardly go out...since every single minute of my time counts...and it always gets to me when someone tells me "You work too much!" or something like "You better enjoy your life..." or another version like "You need to do something other than anything that has to do with computers, you know."

They say health is wealth.

And yes, probably, for every hour I miss to sleep...my life gets shorter, and is an irreversible damage to my system (and I quote Alan Sabarillo)....

But what can I do...I work as a freelance web content writer...having fun most of the time...but also thinking about what price I have to pay in the future.

Dr. Nowarat is a remarkable person to me...

...and she will be remembered very well...

She has touched my life here at AIT...and she has left an unspoken legacy which all of us will keep in our hearts...her compassion to people, motivation, and sincerity is so contagious, it can move people...it moved me to work harder for her subject. She touched my classmates and her colleagues lives just as much as well.

A true mentor...Dr. Nowarat is a gem I will keep in my heart.

"I work as a professional stripper online..."

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 10:02:00 +0000

...NOT!...

...but I am just as tempted to say this each time anybody asks me what I do for a living online. It usually takes an internet savvy person to understand what exactly I am doing for a living.

I am about to celebrate my first year anniversary as a web content Ghost Writer...and probably only very few understand this kind of work.

The internet revolution indeed has paved way to many possible things, even to the globalization of outsourcing labor. I work for anyone around the globe, who are ethically called my "buyers", and I provide website services for them being one of their global "providers".

I do many things at one time. I do email support on a regular basis, write articles for website content, do social networking and SEO, and of course, do blogging as my break habit.

So called a Freelance Webwriter, I have ethically developed my own way of thinking in conjuction with my buyers'. I respect the fact that my buyers have timelines and deadlines to beat, and I meet to their expectations in the best way I can. They also respect the fact that I do this for a living, and pay with just compensation...making both parties happy.

What people perceived as standard ways of earning money in the past, might not be so true in the next 2-5 years. Being in an 8am-5pm job might not be as rewarding to me both financially and by principle, nor was it very friendly to my quality of life having my own busines a few months back.

With this online job that I have kept for almost a year now, it's an understatement to say that I am more than gratified. What more can I ask for? I have the passion to write and tinker with HTML, and I'm being paid to do what I really want.

As the internet has revolutionized in the past years, I have very high regards to those who collaborated on taking advantage of this technology by paving way to make HOME-BASED Jobs a reality. No overheads, no headaches. Just handle your time well, do something you love and are good at...and money will follow.

After all, an online stripper's job might just bore me in time...

Google Blocked All Websites....AaaaarGH!

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Sun, 01 Feb 2009 14:27:00 +0000

"It's the end of the world!", I thought.

I typed in "Wart Removal" on Google Search. It populated all the links related to wart removal. When I clicked the first search result, it showed a plain Google page warning: "this site can possibly harm your computer".

I clicked the second link at Google search results....and booom!

Third try on the next result, and still the same.

I thought I was tired enough...so I decided to sleep.

I got and email from Hubspot and Cris Lang...and I just realized, it was a glitch on Google. Well thanks Cris and Hubspot for those informative articles.

Kinda scary though...when the world seems to be too dependent on Google, and things like this happen. I am a very Google-help-me-find-the-answers writer...and thanks that it is fixed.

Friendster and Blogging are My Top Time Wasters

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 08:25:00 +0000

I open my Yahoo Messenger and I get an invitation from a friend on Friendster...I think twice...should I, or shouldn't I open it?

Although social networking and blogging sites can be great in connecting with your friends, especially those you have not heard from for so long, I often resist to open any of my social networking profile like Friendster, Myspace, Facebook, or Hi5. These sites can be quite distracting especially when I am rushing for some deadlines.

But how can I help it?

This morning I have already wasted 3 hours of my time, trying to check out my friends' profiles, ending up uploading lots and lots of photos on my own.

That's the art of effective Web Design skills I guess. A few people just know how to get you glued and come back to their sites over and over again.

Maybe in a few click of my mouse, I have contributed to the success of Friendster today, and kudos to them for being very effective in that aspect...especially for people who are Indonesians or Filipinos like me. Thai people like Hi5. Indians like Orkut...and I heard the Americans are BIG on Myspace and Facebook, although Filipinos are picking up on the latter.

But how can we resist wasting time like this everyday? Especially for freelance writers like me, it is easy to get swayed away when you are opening too many tabs on your browser at at time. The best way to get focused on what you're doing is to close unnecessary tabs, and get your job done in no time.

My internet is quite slow in the morning right now, so I usually work late at night until dawn...it can be a little frustrating when working. But you know what? Thanks to this slow slow speed...I just got tired of waiting for Friendster to load up...and closed all the windows with FRIENDSTER on it.

Now, I think I should get back to work! But maybe after a long bath...

Happy 2009 To All!

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 09:15:00 +0000

WE have bid goodbye to the year 2008 and prepare ourselves for New Year 2009, I would like to share with you something that I read from a good friend's email today:

May you have:

Enough success to keep you eager,

Enough failure to keep you humble,

Enough joy to share with others,

Enough trials to keep you strong,

Enough hope to keep you happy,

Enough faith to banish depression,

Enough friends to give you comfort,

Enough determination to make each day better than yesterday.

Wishing you all a Prosperous New Year and may 2009 be a bright and better brand new beginning for all of us!

Travel to Asia: Travel the Amazing Thailand

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Thu, 25 Dec 2008 07:47:00 +0000

Looking for the perfect vacation?

Thailand is great...it has pushed towards urbanization in a relatively higher rate than its Asian neighbors, and yet it has maintained its rich culture and heritage. It is also living in an urban shell of being environmentally conscious.

Though traffic in Bangkok is unbearable at some point, the rapid mass transit will get you places in no time. Among the many countries I have been, I was mesmerized more by the greatness of Thailand. See more of my shots below. You can also click here to know HOW TO TRAVEL AROUND BANGKOK. Enjoy your trip!

Make a Smilebox photobook

Free cellphone calls using my site?

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 19:04:00 +0000

This is so cool!

A friend of mine based in California owns a website where she sells her goodies from her travels. It's a startup online shopping cart for her and she finds it easy getting orders through her cellphone. Her clients can call her using her sites...without even revealing it online!

I asked her that might be too inconvenient especially if she does not want anyone bothering her...I myself don't want anyone calling me in the most ungodly hours of my day.

Apparently you can edit preferences from the options and you can even block unwanted calls and set your widget to receive calls only during your preferred time.

The best part is that, it is absolutely FREE! There is just one downside though..it can't be used worldwide as it currently serves North America areas...but can be used on US based Skype number...

I tried getting my own widget and I got my own html script through my email. If you want one in your blog/site, you can sign up at www.JingleMe.com at no obligations to you!

I tried it on Myspace, Friendster, Hi5, facebook...and it works! You can even use it on Ebay and Craiglist....

This is the coolest thing for webtrepreneurs like me...

Paypal, Siam International Bank, and BDO Link Up

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 17:43:00 +0000

I had trouble paying my writers online since I had no one take care of paying my credit card bills in the Philippines. Quite a bummer for I never though about that one essential thing before leaving my home for Thailand.

And so the next most convenient option was to pay through Western Union. Though writers might care less about how payment is sent, choosing mode of payment might be more crucial on my part. I have to worry about extra fees and other charges...so I need to choose the cheapest option.

Experience tells me that Paypal is still cheaper than Western Union. I was billed Baht340++ for sending US$30, another Baht340++ for US$50, and Baht300 for US$10. I remember being billed for approximately Baht1800++ for sending AUS$1100. So I wouldn't really know what is the benchmark for Western Union Fees. A wild guess is that fees might be dependent on location and currency.

My "ED" Visa status in Thailand prevents me from opening a bank account in another bank. I only have Siam International Bank as my legitimate Thai bank account since it is a privilege granted by studying at my insitution. Unfortunately, I cannot tie up Siam International Bank with Paypal, since it is not recognized by the latter.

Unless Paypal and Siam International Bank could link up sooner, I am hoping my writers from home could open BDO account too..for that is probably the cheapest way I can route payments from Thailand.

at the brink of....plagiarism

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Sun, 12 Oct 2008 20:09:00 +0000

Plagiarism is a grave offense...

...I almost lost what has been worked hard for the past few months...

things piled up so fast and so soon the in the previous 3 months or so...and maybe time pressure might have compelled me to be more lax about taking control...failed to be more stringent in quality control...

it was indeed human error...and I admit my head had to spin a minute or two thinking what will happen to my writing stint in the next few months or so. The mishap happened at the same time when I couldn't write as much due to the midterm examinations. So when it rains, it pours.

Call me lucky...things got back in shape in no time..but no excuse to be lax again...I cannot afford to lose it once again.

In the world of virtual publication...you never know who you bump into...and since SEO is a serious business in the world of the big G...i cannot be any more complacent...no room for error this time. Quality over quantity...

Life Goes on in Thailand

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Sat, 30 Aug 2008 07:39:00 +0000

Sawasdee Ka.

It seems like ages...I left the Philippines a week ago half-hearted about coming to Thailand for school. I was then about to be 15 days late from the first day of classes. I will be pen pushing in the next 2 years to complete my masters degree in Urban Environmental Management, and only God knows how much I miss home.

Things are still hazy the day I left. If I had been dying to leave in the past year, I am so hesitant this year for so many reasons. Among them is quite economic....I have been making substantial money online in the past months, more than enough to pay my bills, and I am so worried I will not be able to do it while away.

One of my fears just happened. I had to drop one client since my internet was so uncertain in the first 4 days from the day I arrived in Thailand. All students will have a login and password to the network, and since my documents were partially processed, I had to wait until yesterday when I finally had my username and password to get online.

True enough, online commerce proves so much benefits to me, even while I will be schooling. In fact, I am now writing again for my clients, although at a slower pace due to my poorly running laptop. My internet is stable, although I do not know yet if there would be any policies that would prevent me from getting online for this purpose. I will probably avail of the subsidized laptop for students by coming Tuesday so I can work faster than how I am right now.

Next check was my funds from online...I was troubled with my online payments, as I had a local bank in the Philippines, courtesy of BDO. It's a savings account with ATM (debit card) which is Mastercard affiliate. Luckily, when I tried in one of the ATMs in Future Park, Pathumthani, Thailand, my BDO card was able to inquire balance! That's a good thing since not all ATMs in Thailand will read Philippine bank card even if it has the Mastercard Logo. I'd probably look for a machine that can read my card that is just inside the campus.

My only mistake is not being able to request for an international Visa credit card from Metrobank. I tried to swipe it in the grocery and the cashier said 'THAI...(pointing to the card)'...she barely meant I need to swipe a credit card that's readable in Thailand POS.

But then again, life goes on in Thailand...My BDO still tied up with Paypal...and I could still get my payments online through BDO all the way from Philippines and withdraw the funds here in Thailand still through my BDO Savings account ATM/debit card by Mastercard.

Did I open a Thai Bank? Yes, SIAM International Bank has a Mastercard Debit card for ATM accounts, but Paypal does not recognize it when I attempted to register to my Paypal account... But, I would certainly appreciate if there is any Thai who can help me...and allow me to say in advance, 'Ka Phun Ka'.

Status Classes meet in the Middle

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 12:55:00 +0000

I too was once a college student away from home...and it might be a prevalent issue in almost all colleges in the Philippines...the struggle among the social classes in the campus.

UP Diliman is no exception. Despite the COñOtation..este...connotation that UP is a school for the masses...for the ISKOLar ng BAYAN, the so-called 'elite' still wander around the vast greens and walk the hallways of AS, ENG, B.A., MASSCOM, or Wherever they want.

In the years that I spent my life in UP, social classes are apparent...distinguishing the 'masses' and 'normal' citizens from the COñO's. I'd say NORMAL because COñO's are not the majority of the mix out there in UP Diliman. UP Lifestyle is not so 'fit' for the COñO's and many college freshmen who belong to the society's upper class might deem it a major factor not to study in UP because it is an open university where all 'BREEDS' of people can come in, the classroms are not fully airconditioned, and we take IKOT jeepneys and eat Fishballs and banana que.

During my time, you can easily spot coños with these stereotypes (as we have joked about it):

MEN: in striped shirts, with neat hands;
WOMEN: also in striped shirts, baby TEEs, and also with neat manicured hands;
MEN & WOMEN: yosi at the AS steps (I wonder how they can stand sitting on the stairways for so long) or making tambay at the GREENHOUSE or at AS Walk, they do not walk at BetaWay or Ride the IKOT...they have wheels BROOM broom!

As I was one of the PromDi's (Probinsyanang Bisaya) I just lived each day passing by these coño people at their Tambayans...as I get to talk to one of them, they are but normal human beings...though I can easily sense the COPYcat coños from the true and natural coños who are just the way they are and do not mean any harm to any of their fellows.

It is a bit nostalgic as I read through my wonderful younger then housemate Dian, I consider my sister, and can't help but laugh about it.

Here is her email entry (which I believe could have reached thousands of coños out there):

"THE TEN CONYO-MANDMENTS"
1. Thou shall make gamit "make + pandiwa". ex. "Let's make pasok na to our class!" "Wait lang! I'm making kain pa!" "Come on na, we can't make hintay anymore! It's in Andrew pa, you know?" 2. Thou shall make kalat "noh", "diba" and "eh" in your pangungusap. ex. "I don't like to make lakad in the baha nga, no? Eh diba it's like, so eew, diba?" "What ba: stop nga being maarte noh?" "Eh as if you want naman also, diba?" 3. When making describe a whatever, always say "It's SO + pang-uri". ex. "It's so malaki, you know, and so mainit!" "I know right? So sarap nga, eh!" "You're making me inggit naman.. I'll make bili nga my own burger." 4. When you are lalaki, make parang punctuation "dude" or "pare" ex. "Dude, ENGANAL is so hirap." "I know, pare, I got bagsak nga in quiz one, eh" 5. Thou shall know.... you know? & I know, right! ex. "My bag is so bigat today, you know!" "I know, right! We have to make dala pa kasi the jumbo Physics book eh!" 6. Make gawa the plural of pangngalans like in English or Spanish. ex. "I have so many tigyawats, oh!" 7. Like, when you can make kaya, always use like. Like, I know right? ex. "Like, it's so init naman!" "Yah! The aircon, it's, like sira!" 8. Make yourself feel so galing by translating the last word of your sentence, you know, your pangungusap? ex. "Kakainis naman in the LRT! How plenty tao, you know, people?" "It's so tight nga there, eh, you know, masikip?" 9. Make gamit of plenty abbreviations, you know, daglat?" ex. "Like, OMG! It's like traffic sa LRT" "I know right? It's so kaka!" "Kaka?" "Kakaasar!" 10. Make gamit the pinakamaarte voice and pronunciation you have para full effect! ex. "I'm, like, making aral at the Arrhneo!" "Me naman, I'm from Lazzahl! Conyomandment 11. Forward this email to all your conyo friends :D or cge na like to ervyone nalang! :D Thanks to Iggy for the post! Batu-bato sa langit, tamaan wag magalit! ('Cause I know a lot of conyo peeps hahaha!) Besides...it helps to laugh once in a while, debah? :D

To this note, I'd say, "Mabuhay ang Unibersidad ng Pilipinas" (Long LIve University of the Philippines!)...Congratulations to the 100 years of molding students to be great citizens of the Philippines (I hope so...pressure!).

How to withdraw Paypal to BDO savings account.

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 08:44:00 +0000

I am about to make my 6th withdrawal from my Paypal account to my BDO peso savings account.

I get most of my jobs from The On Demand Global Workforce - oDesk. oDesk has multiple options for payment: Moneybookers, credit card, bank to bank, and Paypal.

I picked Paypal for two reasons: it appears to charge the least and remains to be the most popular mode of payment (which to me is the most reliable in that light). I get to withdraw my accounts from oDesk to Paypal and get charged $1 per withdrawal. I then transfer the funds from Paypal to my BDO account and get charged another $1 in the process.

Take note that paypal charges $1 for any withdrawals below Php7,000.00, which is FREE for any withdrawals over this. Paypal has withdrawal limits of USD500 for free accounts. I used 010530667 as the Bank Code for BDO Universal Bank. Although, you need to know too that BDO does not officially hold tie up with Paypal as shown here.

Before withdrawal, your account confirmation should show you this:True enough, funds from Paypal reach my BDO approximately 5 calendar days from transaction, as shown in this stamp:
Notice that there is Ph200.00 charged to my account. This is apparently charged by the local recipient, which is BDO, but BDO will not disclose this information.

But to answer your question, yes BDO is capable of receiving Paypal accounts and the great thing I like about BDO is its capability of online transactions.

Google Reader now launches multiple social functions

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 19:09:00 +0000

How exciting can sharing get?

You can now do multiple things in one interface with Google Reader. It is a powerful tool you could use to add friends, bookmark, RSS sharing and feeds, comments on blogs and recommendation.

I might be new to this too but I think it will cut down your time hopping from one social and bookmarking site to another by reading it in one place. Check out how you can start with Google Reader here.

I will miss the P.I.

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 18:40:00 +0000

I look around everywhere, and it seems that my world has totally changed in a short span of time. Things can easily transform from one state to another with the advent of technology these days...and so can your life. Mine is not an exception.

It has been 2 years ago when I decided to leave the corporate world and do my 'own thing' back home. I guess there was just too much around the corner that I had to leave the room and check out what's going on at the other side of the wall.

I had high hopes...high dreams...and hopped from one key position to another...until I decided, this time, let me do my real 'own thing'.

Opportunity came by and I was engaged in this business which was whirling around my head for quite a number of months. I did not have enough capital...but was lucky to have a great backup from my avid fan...my unfailing father.

And there he stood by...checked and balanced my way. But as newbie as I can be in running my own, and as I cannot control the kirks with such limits in my own battlefield, I had to shut it down to curb the bleeding.

The world seemed to be sipped into one small drain in one SLURP and another BURP! Did it bother me? A bit maybe...though a lot more from others as they watched something I built collapse into thin air. If it was hard work building up something, you cannot imagine how it is tearing it down.

Resources here and there...they're just everywhere...all you need is find...trigger some imagination...and have the courage to approach, speak, and realize what needs to be.

I found a fall back... something I could have started a long time ago. It has paid me so well so far, I can really tell it is the most lucrative I have ever done in my entire existence...and relatively easy.

Kinda tiring...but it feeds me well...and even burdens my other major obligations. If I had known about this, things could have never been how they were....But if so, I might never have decided to leave too.

I might be saying goodbye to P.I. soon enough...and probably be around a foreign land...in the hopes to see some familiar faces...and meet new ones.

Life might not be THAT friendly in a foreign land, but I think this is it. It's the calling I have been playing deaf and dumb about...and it's about time to hear the call.

How to Win Clients and Keep Them

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 19:32:00 +0000

I have been writing so much HOW-TOs stuff....

I remember extracting information from marketing email blurbs to create HOW-to-CATCH-your-rate-A-Woman articles for a Men's magazine. I might not have satisfied the client very much for the project just ended in a snap, but boy oh boy, I remember how tedious the work went. Spent hours with those emails and felt exhausted each time. Something I might not be very good at, but still I think it was worth trying.

To win clients and keep them, you need to remember our own set of golden rules:

Do unto others what you want others to do unto you - you do not want to be waiting for so long for something that will not come...so when you say something, do it. Meet deadlines and expectations.
If you are in doubt, ask questions - asking saves a lot of guesswork. I got in a big trouble with one client because I assumed to much and asked too little questions.
NEVER Assume! - Refer to rule # 2.
Be honest - integrity can give you peace of mind..and can even win you referrals.
Money is not everything - Everything about business is built on relationships. Maintain good ones, and you are bound to win clients and keep them.

So I guess, I have learned these things after having done loads of work from clients from all over the world...I think there's a great pool of experiences and things to learn for me. In the mean time, I sit at my chair and do my assignments.

So, you know something I do not on how to win clients and keep them? Hit me back!

Earn Dollars From Home

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 15:50:00 +0000

Life has never been $weeter!

Have you been broke and never want to be broke ever again? Are you tired of working 8 hours a day and earning peanuts? Have you recently shut down a business and would want to earn as much money like you used to?

To tell you honesty, I have been in almost all of those situations and one important thing happened to me... I was DESPERATE FOR MONEY!!!

As I was on the verge of looking for opportunities online, I happened to stop at some interesting websites, until I reached the most fascinating one ever! It made me an instant On Demand Global Workforce with the great opportunity to earn dollars from home! Yes, you heard me...not any place far at all...earning dollars within the comforts of my own home.

Yes, life can be harsh sometimes. What matters most in the end is about being positive and not to be afraid to try new things...for you never know how much fabulous things can happen to you if you do so!

In less than 1 week I earned my first paycheck of $20 for writing for website content. Next came another which earned me another $10...and the endless breaks went on and on. And guess what? In less than 30 calendar days to be exact, I just realized I already earned a grand total of $1200 (Php50,000.00++) just by sitting at home! I am not too old nor too young but I guess I just realized it is indeed possible to earn dollars from home.

It is very interesting to note that that I got to discover so much by surfing more and more. I bumped into this site which made me earn a few dollars too just by Buy Reviews. Another one will give you some cash if anyone downloads any of the pictures that you post at their site.

Who says you never earn money if you just sit down?

Too good to be true? Fuss no more, because I just did earn dollars from home! And thanks to the new age commerce of internet revolution for I can be financially free again!

Online payday loan help

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 13:57:00 +0000

Need cash? Do you want to apply for online loan?

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How to live longer?

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 19:23:00 +0000

Adapted from "New Ways to Live Longer" by P.Curtis. Reader's Digest

LOW-TECH WAYS TO LIVE LONGER:
To live a longer, healthier life, you need to learn how to eat a lot less. Count your calorie intake and cut on eating too much. Eating just the right amount will even slow down the aging process.

You need to establish social support to live a longer life. You can do so by making friends, getting married, or having your own dog. Did you know that marriage can add 7 strong years to a man's life and 3 for a woman's? If you have a pet, chances are, your stress and blood pressure can get lower.

Regular exercise can also help you live longer. A minimum of 30 minutes of exercise will help you gain great health benefits.

Take occasional sips of Red wine for you to live longer. It contains Resveratrol, which has anti-aging effects.

as opposed to HIIGH-TECH WAYS TO LIVE LONGER:
Replacement of body parts (self-explanatory);
Nano-healing (inserting tiny devices inside the body to fix and remove blood clots and damaged/precancerous cells)
Better DNA by lengthening our telomeres in our chromosomes. When telomeres shorten, the cell dies.

Long live new age humans!

Come join me in this Travian World...

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 09:23:00 +0000

I am one of the Gauls...

My village is new in this travian world.

I only have a few resources...and my people are working very ard...
this is my world...my travian world....

Coz most of the time, I do my work hand in hand with pleasure...

but I need friends in my world.I will see you in SERVER 1..if you join me!!!

at www.travian.com

see you in Travian

Amazing work of art! these are wonder murals

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 04:43:00 +0000

I was trying to search for information on artists who can do excellent mural for my store, and look what I found from the internet:

These are not only amazing!!! It makes me think of visiting the place!

to loot for men

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 09:35:00 +0000

A Globe Handyphone area manager in Davao City visits someone else's significant other...

Apparently she has a fetish with MEN in Uniform...not just of ordinary Uniform...but with ones who get to touch the molecules up to 1,000 feet above sea level. And so they're called Heavy Equipment Operators for equipment that Hover up there.

and so she hangs out almost daily at the barracks of these men in uniform..and probably gets the "fringe benefits" she's looking for. How often? that...we don't know.

This day and age, women can do almost everything they please. As her true intention is not really clear for now...May it be a business strategy to close more sales...or a personal tactic to get the target shot.

Are women these days this aggressive to loot for objects of their desire? MEN, not in exemption. Though SUCCESS can be brilliant...but more often than not, it can never buy love.

They say the Philippines has a whopping population ratio of 5 females for every 1 male...and enough statistics can explain infidelity in this country these days.

Can women be more desperate with this numbers? Could such statistics also make a personnel of middle management act so low?

I wouldn't really know...unless I'd get to hear from this area manager in Davao City.

...How true is this? British are so much smarter than Americans???

noreply@blogger.com (S E X Y ON B O A R D) — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 05:22:00 +0000

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_mkwB9ayK4

:blush: