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You wake up one morning and realize that you're not happy with your work/ career. Quitting is risky since there's a family to support? What's the option?

Hi, Just came across some crossbow for sale at SM Hypermart. This kinda got me interested. Wanna know lang is anybody out there has done crossbow arrow shooting? I'm thinking of setting up a crossbow club- merong competition and the like.

Last Sunday, our own Pacquiao got victimized by a bad judging decision. Pero Pacman was not the first Pinoy who got robbed. In '96 and '64 Olympics, Onyok Velasco and Anthony Villanueva got robbed by of gold medals when they fell victims to mafia-like bad decisions. Its just sad pag matalo ang rightful victor dahil sa mga incompetent/ corrupt judges. Just wonder what would be the all time worst boxing decisions...

Hello all, I just attended the first seminar of John Calub, How to Become a Money Magnet, and found it quite practical. I've secured a slot on the next seminar, which is Attracting Wealth Workshop, and considering the Firewalk bootcamp. Tanong ko lang if anybody has attended the Attracting Wealth Workshop and Firewalk Bootcamp? How was it? Did it result a financial breakthrough as John Calub promised? I'd appreciate some comments. Thanks

I came across an interesting article from Mr. Quinito Henson about the issue of imports playing in the UAAP/ NCAA basketball. Here's excerpts of the article: Imports or no imports? SPORTING CHANCE By Joaquin Henson (The Philippine Star) Updated July 25, 2010 12:00 AM Comments (11) View comments The commercialization of college basketball may lead to a situation where the disparity between the haves and have-nots will seriously impair the balance of competition particularly with regard to the recruitment of imports. At the moment, three schools in NCAA seniors basketball are “armed” with imports – San Beda College with 6-7 American Sudan Daniel, Emilio Aguinaldo College with Indonesian Ke Wei Lim and Jose Rizal University’s Cameroon pair Joe Etame and Nchotu John Njei. The link to the full article is as follows: http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=596563&publicationSubCategoryId=69 Actually, the article got me thinking about the possibility of having non-Pinoys in the other UAAP/ NCAA sports such as swimming, volleyball, table-tennis, etc. My worry here is that this could set up some sort of invasion of foreigners e.g. African athletes in track and field in collegiate sports. Pano na ang Pinoy talents nyan? But on the other hand, having foreign athletes could up the level of the competition, thereby pushing Pinoy collegiate athletes to excel further.