Slumdog Millionaire - How You Can Make Money with GDI

If you are in search for the ultimate business opportunity online, you must have stumbled on quite a lot of advertisements about GDI. Short for Global Domains International, GDI is the official distributor of (dot ws ) websites.

It’s a fact that a lot of businesses have gone online. This virtual environment they call the World Wide Web is just where everybody seems to be these days. If you therefore want to reach out to more customers, you may just have to do what everybody else does, and that’s to put your business on the internet, accessible to millions of people all over the world.

Now, how can you do this? Obviously you need to have a website where you can advertise your product, and for this you must have a domain name. A domain name serves as your identity --- it’s a way for people to find you on the internet.

GDI can provide you your own domain name for just $10 a month! It’s definitely worth your bucks because with your $10 you get not just a domain name but you also get to take advantage of the following products and services, too:

* 10 custom email address
* professionally designed web templates
* web hosting
* URL forwarding, and last but not least,
* the potential to earn loads of cash from GDI’s affiliate program.

GDI’s affiliate program is definitely a money-maker. Imagine getting paid $1.00 for every successful referral that you bring to GDI, and that’s not all, you also get paid $1.00 for every referral your referral gets up to five levels deep in your network. And this, of course, is not just a one-time commission. So long as your referrals continue to pay the monthly fee of $10, you’ll get paid.

A lot of people are already earning millions with GDI, either as affiliates or by setting up their businesses online. Be one of them and get to live the life you’ve always dreamed of.

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Resolutions (Part II)

I’ve decided to be a bit more ambitious this year. I realized that there are so many things in my life that I want to change. I want to be healthier, for one thing, and in order to realize this, I have to give up things I have always loved --- coffee, junk foods, chocolates. My sister tells me I’m going to die because I practically thrived on these, but then, I know that if I put my mind to it, I can overcome my cravings.

I know, coffee isn’t exactly bad at all. In fact, I’ve read so many articles about coffee being healthy and all that. But caffeine can irritate the urinary bladder, and this is what I’m trying to avoid. If I cannot totally give up coffee, I’ll just have to limit my intake of it, then.

Chocolates are fattening --- and they tend to worsen my case of seborrheic dermatitis. I love chocolates, I’m addicted to chocolates, in fact, so I know not eating chocolates ever can be a really huge sacrifice on my part.

I’m not really a junkie, but I do have cravings for Cheeto’s cheese fritters. Yum-yum. But this, I will have to give up, too, because I do not want too much salt and msg taking over my system.

So, there, my new year’s resolutions for the year 2009!

Resolutions (Part I)

I remember having made just a couple of resolutions last year -- to be more organized and to learn ways to make money online. The first proved to be rather difficult, I must say, considering that I practically had no organized bone in my body.

But the second resolution was, surprisingly, quite easier to achieve. I was able to discover the many wonders of the internet, after all, and I've had several opportunities to make money online. Although I'm not earning that much to consider a career change, I think I'm doing pretty good considering that I do it on a part time basis only.

So, I guess if I rate myself as far as my two resolutions are concerned, I wouldn't honestly give myself five stars, but having nonetheless accomplished something, I think I deserve at least a couple of stars. Oh, well, what the heck? One star, two stars, I can have a hundred stars or none at all. The thing is, I'm enjoying my life as it is. Besides, I have another year to do better...

Christmas in the Philippines

There's nothing like celebrating Christmas in the Philippines, where it is always a unique experience. It's more than lighting up your house and putting up a Christmas tree. Sure, there's joy inthat, too, but there are several other things that make Christmas in the Philippines special. The Aguinaldo masses, for one, are always looked forward to with eager anticipation. I love going to these celebration even if it meant waking up way before dawn. It was a huge sacrifice, really, and it takes a lot of determination to get out of bed.

Then, of course, there's always the craving for hot pandesal, hot bibingka and hot choco.

The celebration of Christmas in the Philippines is never complete without the traditional noche buena on the eve of December 24. This is the time when family members gather round the table, feasting on home-cooked foods prepared with love.

So really, there is nothing like celebrating Christmas in the Philippines.

What Christmas Would Be Like This Year

Christmas is indeed the most colorful season in the Philippines. With less than a month before Christmas, the streets are all glowing with lights of different colors and styles. The plazas come to life at night, indicating hope.

Our town was badly hit by Frank a few months ago, and I wondered then what Christmas would be like this year. It's so nice to see people moving on. Even more heartwarming are the efforts done by companies, business establishments and private individuals to make Christmas felt by those who have lost so much.

So I guess, it will still be business as usual this year. People will still look forward to the "9 mornings", and kids will still await with eager longing the "lights-on" @ Angelicum, Central Philippine University, and Pototan Plaza. The malls will still be filled with people buying Christmas gifts for one another, and most importantly, we will rediscover once more the magic and the miracle of the first Christmas.

The Liquid Powder Magic

Our daughter's pediatrician advised us against using talc powder whenever possible as it could be a cause for the development of ashtma or allergy. But since it gets pretty hot and AJ tends to perspire quite a lot, we have to find a way to keep her smelling fresh all day.

We came across the VCO skin protecting liquid powder. Gentle and dust-free, the powder was especially designed and formulated for little tots' sensitive skin. The powder comes in several scents, but our personal favorite is The Precious Angel scent --- it does make my baby smell heavenly!

Life After Frank

Frank did a lot of damage to our house. There are still many things that need repair, stuffs that have yet to be organized. Outside, the grasses have started to grow, and the mud that covered the length of the road towards our house has dried up, but the road, though, is not yet smooth enough to walk on. The canals are still clogged, so every little fall of rain gets water into the house and makes the road unpassable.

We tremble in fear when there is a storm brewing. We fear because the rivers have become very narrow and need to be dredged. But who is supposed to do it? Local officials tell us to seek higher ground when the river threatens to overflow. But I think, the people want to see them actually do something --- dredge the river, repair the dikes damaged by the typhoon, clean up the drainage, or something like that. Until they do these things, residents of the area will continue to live in fear ...