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jueves, 14 de abril de 2011

NEW CHANNEL IN YOUTUBE

New channel for our readers also enjoy the videos of our website, we will have music, beautiful women, love, advice, tourist sites, and much more!

martes, 12 de abril de 2011

COLOMBIAN WOMEN: ARE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMEN OF THE WORLD?


colombian women are considered one of the most beautiful women in the world, and something should be, because the Colombians have it all, face, body and intelligence,women are good, hardworking and talented, funny addition, we see Shakira, woman beautiful but very talented,colombian women are voluptuous bodies, good hips, legs, beautiful, beautiful face, that is why all foreign man who comes to thiscountry is crazy with so much beauty in the street or anywhere you go there beautiful and interesting women.




women who take care their aperient and therefore are always well arranged in anysituation, they are happy and wish that foreign men both have a relationship with colombian women , that after having an affair with a Colombian girl no wanting to change it for anything. colombian women are the best, the right woman for any man.


I recommend a website where they can meet Colombian women beautiful, smart andsexy, sure will love. the site is: http://www.colombian-match.com/

jueves, 7 de abril de 2011

Financial Miscues in the Name of Love (PART 2)


Adam Levin, former director of New Jersey's Division of Consumer Affairs and co-founder of Credit.com, a consumer advocacy website, weighed in on the matter in an interview with our sister site, MainStreet.com and Colombian-match.com
"I don't know if it's ever really good to combine credit," he said. "I think it's a natural tendency that couples want to do it as part of the process of bringing themselves closer together. But I think that couples must always maintain separate credit files because death, illness or divorce requires that each member of the couple be able to stand on his or her own feet."
"So often the boyfriend or the girlfriend with the bad credit will say, 'Please, let's get a credit card together, it will help me build my credit and you would be so wonderful if you would do this with me,'" Cunningham says. "Don't do it. There is joint control of that credit card which means you may very desperately want him or her off the card, but your hands are tied if they won't budge. If somebody turns into a jerk, they can run up your credit, refuse to pay and nobody can force them to pay. They are off scot-free."
As an alternative, she suggests making that partner an authorized user of an existing credit card.
"Then you can kick that person off whenever you want to and you've remained in control of the card," she says.
Dragging in family members 
If it isn't advisable for one half of a couple to get tied into the other's loans and bills, it is even more dangerous to bring family members into the picture. No matter how well a partner gets along with the potential in-laws, introducing money to the equation is an invitation for trouble.
Even if they offer to help out with that needed loan, either by directly lending the money or co-signing, the help may not be worth the hard feelings that will haunt you if anything goes wrong with a repayment plan.
Leases -- for an apartment, car or business space -- are also fraught with hazard if a partner or their family is overly trusting in providing their John Hancock.
Moving too fast 
The American Dream has many couples dreaming of buying a first home and perhaps even starting a family. But realizing such plans can be too much too soon.
Make sure you understand that an asset such as a house complicates your relationship. Are you prepared to meet the cost of a mortgage payment, insurance and regular maintenance? Is your relationship on solid enough ground that you don't have to fear a messy divvying-up of assets?
"I guess the worse thing would be buying a house, because that's the largest amount of money most of us put our money on the dotted line for, and so many people outside of a marriage situation will buy a house together," Cunningham says. "Then you have the lack of a marriage, which sometimes makes it easy to bail on the emotional commitment, but it is still very difficult to then untangle the financial commitment."
Not having an exit strategy 
Love can fade as fast as it blooms. From teenagers to senior citizens, every new relationship feels like a sure thing -- until it isn't.
It may be a difficult conversation to have amid fast-beating hearts and fluttering eyelashes, but couples need to discuss what will happen if their financial arrangements outlast their relationship. That conversation may not be put to paper as a prenuptial agreement, but certain, very specific items need to be agreed to verbally and, if possible, in writing.
How will joint credit cards be treated? What is the plan for discharging jointly acquired debt? Who gets what physical assets? How will insurance policies be updated or investment portfolios unmingled?
Hashing out such details may not make for a fun date, but in the long run having those conversations may spare grief and uncertainty and, at the very least, make a split far less acrimonious or litigious.

miércoles, 6 de abril de 2011

The Ultimate Gift



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Read more:The Ultimate Gift: Give Love Generously for an Easy Life, Health, and Happiness http://www.colombian-match.com/
The ultimate gift you give to another won't cost you a cent. Put away your credit cards; you won't need them when shopping for the ideal gift. You already have it, it's a unique gift, and it's waiting to be given. The ultimate gift is your unconditional love.

The Ideal Gift

Unconditional love is an ideal gift because it also benefits the gift giver. Giving unconditional love can help you be happier, healthier, and live longer.

What is Love?

Everyone has love to give. It's an inexhaustible resource, the equivalent of being independently wealthy. The more love you give, the more you have. It never runs out. Love tends to defy specific description, yet is well understood when experienced.
Most of the world's religions espouse love, forgiveness, and generosity. Followers are urged to give with the promise of future heavenly rewards. Now scientific research studies support what religion has been urging. Scientists find that generous loving behaviors bring us benefits in this lifetime, too. Those who give generously with a sincere intention of helpfulness are happier, healthier, and live longer.

Stephen Post's Research Findings

A Christian Science Monitor web article of July 25, 2007 reports some 500 studies have shown the power of unselfish love. "It's abundantly clear from a number of studies that people who live generous lives also live happier lives," says Stephen Post, bioethicist, Case Western Reserve University.
The study findings include:
  • Generous behavior reduces depression and risk of suicide in adolescents.
  • Actively helping others during the teenage years promotes good physical and mental health all the way into late adulthood.
  • Volunteerism on the part of older adults significantly reduces mortality.
  • Giving to others enables people to forgive themselves for mistakes, a key element in well-being.
  • Praying for others reduces health difficulties among older adults.

Love is Free and Abundant

The fascinating aspect of love and giving is that it is within the power and ability of each of us. We each have an inexhaustible storehouse of love. We're born with a never-dwindling supply of love, like an inexhaustible bag of gold in a fairy tale. And the storehouse doors are easily opened wide with an action available to all of us--the decision to love unconditionally.
Giving your unconditional love is a freeing experience because it requires giving up your judgement of others. It involves loving others just because you've decided to love, rather than because of what another person does or doesn't do.
"To win at the game of love don't keep score," anonymous

Begin Giving the Ultimate Gift

Start your journey on the path of unconditional love with your closest relationship. It doesn't matter if this is a romantic relationship or a parental, sibling, community, or professional relationship. Decide right now to feel love for the person you've picked, regardless of their behavior. Focus on the characteristics of this person that you most admire. And keep those in mind even as you observe their idiosyncrasies.
Expand your decision to love unconditionally once you recognize the way it eases your life and boosts your feeling of well being. Then extend your gift of love to all living beings, human, animal, plant, and beyond.

Love of Self

One cautionary note, giving unconditional love does not mean that you submit to abusive behavior, verbal or physical. Loving yourself, too, means that you separate yourself from those whose behavior is hurtful, loving, but from a distance.