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Sunday, July 6, 2014

14 LESSONS FROM ULTRA RICH PINOYS

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14 Lessons We Can Learn From the Ultra Rich Pinoys


One of the biggest misconceptions is that most of the billionaires had it easy because they were born with a silver spoon. Though this might be the case for some rich individuals, there are still good examples of those who achieved their success today through their own hard work.
Here are some effective lessons we can draw from the ultra rich on how to persevere and achieve our own success!

Henry Sy (Estimated worth: US$11.4 Billion)

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If you are a small entrepreneur looking to make it to the big league, you can learn a lot from Henry Sy. SM Quiapo or Shoe Mart started as a small shoe shop in downtown Manila by Henry Sy in the 1950s, selling overrun and rejected shoes from different shoe factories.
Fast forward to the mid-80s, Sy was already able to establish the very first SM Supermall, SM City North EDSA. Amid the global financial crisis, then he was able to earn US$5 billion in 2010 alone. With the amassed wealth, he expanded his business into real estate as well as banking.
What can you learn from him?
1. Market leaders were once market followers
Every start-up business started as a market follower to other more established companies. The same for Sy. He is the perfect example of how an entrepreneur can grow a small business into an empire. Though he started selling shoes with a small shop in Quiapo, he was able to grow his assets and eventually opened his first mall.
2. You can fight the odds
Do you remember the 2008-2010 period when the economy was at its worst? Even when the numbers are stacked against you, you could and should still find ways on how to succeed. For Sy, it was a matter of being creative with his investments which led him to earn US$5 billion in 2010 alone.
3. Diversify your investment
The career of Sy from the 1950s to the present is a story of diversification. What are the different investments made by SM? He was able to become the proponent of malls in the Philippines, plus he transitioned well into the banking and real estate industries. This goes to show how important it is to step out of your comfort zone to achieve greater success.

John Gokongwei Jr (Net worth: US$3.9 billion)

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John Gokongwei Jr was born in Fujian Province, China on August 11, 1926,. He is known to invest in the telecommunications, aviation and the livestock industry. Being the third richest person in the Philippines, ranking behind Henry Sy and Lucio Tan, his story is nothing short of inspiring.
At a very young age, he had shown his entrepreneurial side in order to survive. Born to an affluent family in Cebu, his family lost everything when his father died when Gokongwei was still young and he was left to support his family. His father lost everything from the banks when he died. This event defined Gokongwei’s rise to where he is right now.
He started selling different things in the market just to meet the day–to-day requirements. By the Second World War, he started his company called Amnesia where he imported textile remnants, fruits and clothing from the US. His first taste of commercial success happened in 1957 when he was able to borrow funds from the then chairman of China Bank, Albino Sycip. With the P500,000 he started the milling plant which was then called the Universal Robina Corporation. And the rest is history!
What can you learn from him?
1. Your name or family background does not define you
The Gokongwei’s story is not your average rags-from-riches story. He lost everything and had to start from scratch, which was more difficult than not having anything to start with. If you know how to play your cards right, it is possible to increase your assets without relying on your family’s wealth.
2. Do not be afraid to get that loan
If you really know how to use your capital, it is possible to reach market leadership in your chosen market. A lot of people forget the fact that they need a capital in order to start something big. The bank is willing to help entrepreneurs who have an idea on how to grow that money.
3. Know what the market needs
During the Second World War, one of the toughest times to survive, Gokongwei managed to start his own company. It was not easy to import goods from anywhere but he managed to do it. His determination to overcome obstacles is one lesson than everyone should try to emulate.

Andrew Tan (Net Worth: US$4.6 billion)

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Widely known as the third wealthiest Pinoy, Andrew Tan is the newly crowned “Alcohol King”. Not only did he bring Emperador, a local brandy, to the top, he also managed to beat Ginebra San Miguel in the process. He owns both Emperador and Generoso brandy.
Emperador is the number one selling Brandy, reporting 109% growth in sales in just one year. In 2011, Emperador managed to beat United Spirits, the former market leader based in India, which is a larger population than the Philippines. Tan also operates McDonald’s Philippines, Resorts World Manila and Alliance Global Megaworld.
Tan had a humble beginning as a Chinese immigrant in the Philippines. During his college days, he would rather walk than take the public transport to the University of the East just to save some money. His father used to sell cheap battery powered transistor radios in Carriedo to support the family.
What can we learn from him?
1. Be practical
During his younger days, he saved up his money by not taking the public transport. This is a lesson that is still applicable today. Why waste your money in buying a car (that will surely depreciate in value) when you have other cheaper options?
2. Have a dream
Born in Hong Kong, his family started as a struggling small time entrepreneur in Quiapo, Manila. This situation never became a hindrance to him after so many years. He dreamed big and he worked hard to realize it.
3. Slow and steady win the race
Before Emperador became the number one selling Brandy in the Philippines, he kept a low profile from other well-established brands, such as Ginebra San Miguel and Lucio Tan’s Tanduay. Both brands were built in the 19th century, and going head-to-head with them would mean cut-throat competition for Emperador before it was ready. Patience is definitely Tan’s virtue.
4. Dare to be different
In terms of marketing, Tan centered the advertising of Emperador by affiliating success to his brand. This is far from the type of imagery that placed Ginebra San Miguel and Tanduay on the map of the liquor market.

David Consunji (Net Worth: US$3.3 Billion)

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In the 1950s, David Consunji started making chicken coops for the bureau of animal industry, and he expanded the projects to hotels, hospitals and even the palace of Brunei’s Sultan.
DMCI, a company Consunji founded, began operation in a one room office in Manila until it was awarded the US$26 million contract to renovate the Ninoy Aquino International Airport in December 2013.
Currently controlling Semirara Mining, the largest producer of coal in the Philippines, Consunji has diversified his assets in construction and real estate.
What can we learn from him?
1. Improve on what you do best
It is common for businessmen to diversify their investments. However, Consunji concentrated on what he knew best then, which was constructed and that had built a foundation of his wealth. New entrepreneurs may want to reduce the risks of failure by starting with their expertise first.
2. Government projects can provide you great opportunities
Entrepreneurs, no matter the size of the business, are exposed to vast opportunities with government projects. Not only does it help with nation building, it is also a good way to grow your business.

Manuel Villar (Net Worth: US$1.1 Billion)

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Manuel Villar, a real estate mogul, started as a financial analyst and an accountant, before becoming a house speaker during Joseph Estrada’s short stint at the presidency. Villar was among the wealthiest lawmakers due to his real estate ventures, and he ran for election in 2010 but lost to Benigno Aquino III. Though born to a poor family in Tondo, Manila, Villar graduated from the University of the Philippines.
What can we learn from him?
1. Invest in education
Though there have been successful college dropouts, but it is no doubt that a good education can provide one with a solid foundation and vast opportunities to grow. Having the right foundation to manage a business can reduce the risk of failing. Villar recognized the importance of solid education when he enrolled in the most prestigious state University in the country, the University of the Philippines.
2. The future is in your hands
Who would’ve thought a boy from Tondo would eventually become a Congressman, a Senator and run for presidency? This just shows that everything is possible and we shape our own future. It is not about where you are right now, but about what you are going to do to achieve your success.
Billionaires come from different backgrounds, but they’ve all gone through their fair share of obstacles to achieve success. Despite the challenges that they have to deal with, they knew what is required to realize their dreams. Will you be paving your own path to success with these valuable lessons?



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85000 PEOPLE'S MARCH IN AUSTRALIA


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85,000 people from across Australia marched against austerity on Sunday in the nation's largest economic protest in 30 years, but the media refuses to cover them. SHARE to break corporate media's blackout of this historic uprising.

Prime Minister Tony Abott's budget includes cuts to schools, disability care, unemployment benefits, and also raises the pension age. Demonstrators want to stop him from transforming Australia's economy into the US model with record high corporate profits, repressed wages, and rampant inequality.#bustthebudget

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JOHN DONOVAN JULY 6. 2014 ARTICLE

Explosion At Sarnia Shell Plant

Ronald Daye, 55, was just 24 days away from retiring from Shell Canada near Corunna when he was burned Wednesday in an explosion at the refinery’s steam plant.

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By Paul Morden, Sarnia Observer, Friday, July 4, 2014 

Ronald Daye, 55, was just 24 days away from retiring from Shell Canada near Corunna when he was burned Wednesday in an explosion at the refinery’s steam plant.
The incident that is being investigated by Ontario’s Ministry of Labour, and other agencies, came nearly 11 years after Daye’s nephew, Trevor Daye, died on the job at Suncor, a refinery just down the road from Shell’s.
Ronald Daye, a married father of two sons, is being treated in the burn unit of a London hospital.
“As a family, we’re reeling,” said Daye’s brother, Russell Daye.
He travelled from Sarnia to London Thursday to be with family members gathered at the hospital
“He’s burned significantly,” Daye said.
“To see somebody that you love like that, it shakes you up.”
Daye said his brother has worked at Shell for approximately 35 years.


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5 Places In The Philippines That Will Take You Back 400 Years


FROM MOSSES



Being under the Spanish rule for more than 300 years, almost every town or city in

the Philippines has architectural gems. While most have been sold off, or deeply neglected, or are already in ruins, some have thankfully survived through the centuries 

and are still intact and relatively well-preserved. For the history buffs, these five heritage towns are worth visiting more than once.

Taal, Batangas

The charming town of Taal, 112 kilometers (70 miles) south of Manila, is more known for what is said to be the world’s smallest volcano of the same name. But there is more to discover here like the grand ancestral homes lining up its main street and the church of Basilica de San Martin de Tours, which is the largest in Asia.

In the late 19th century, the local coffee industry boomed. Due to the growing financial prosperity of middle class businessmen, numerousBahay na Bato (stone houses) were built which we can all see still standing in the town today.

Taal Town | Photo by Jherson Jaya

Taal town is a marvel. Photography enthusiasts will surely have a great time paying Galleria Taal a visit. This is an ancestral house turned into a museum , which houses a collection of antique cameras and old photos.

For those who yearn for a taste of the past, Villa Tortuga offers a dinner package where you get to wear period dresses and have your pictures taken with faded photographs as your souvenirs. It is a perfect way to experience the life of the elite during the Spanish regime.






Basilica de San Martin de Tours Church, Taal, Batangas

Don’t miss visiting the mansion of local heroine, Marcela Agoncillo. She was one of the three women who produced the very first hand-sewn official Philippine flag which was unveiled during the announcement of Philippine independence from Spanish rule on June 12, 1898 in Kawit, Cavite.


How To Get to Taal

Taal Batangas Map

From Manila, ride a bus going to Lipa City, Batangas then hop on a jeepney bound for Taal Town. You will know you are in Taal when you notice the steep road and get a glimpse of the imposing church right ahead.

Vigan, Ilocos Sur




























Calle Crisologo, Vigan, Ilocos Sur

The capital city of Ilocos Sur, Vigan, is a UNESCO World Site and is also one of the remaining intact Hispanic towns in the country. Its old homes showcase a fusion of Chinese, Filipino and European colonial architecture.

A former Philippine President, Elpidio Quirino and Padre Jose Burgos, a Philippine National Hero, both call Vigan City their home.

History lovers will definitely enjoy walking along the cobblestone street of Calle Crisologo. Animal lovers can visit Baluarte – a mini zoo owned by former Ilocos Sur Governor Chavit Singson. For the prayerful, St. Paul Metropolitan Cathedral is not hard to miss since it is located in the heart of the city, fronting Plaza Salcedo.


St. Paul Metropolitan Cathedral, Vigan, Ilocos Sur

For old romantics, the tale of Vigan is the perfect explanation to the old saying “love conquers all.” The story behind the survival of Vigan during WWII is a love story in itself. A former Japanese commander fell in love with a Bigueña (a female local) and thus ordered Vigan to be spared from the war.

How To Get to Vigan

Vigan Ilocos Sur Map


The fastest way to reach Vigan is via a 1-hour flight to the nearby city of Laoag, Ilocos Norte from Manila. Then travel by land from Laoag to Vigan for two hours. Vigan is also reachable from Manila via an 8-hour bus ride.

Pila, Laguna

Unlike the neighboring towns of Pagsanjan and Sta. Cruz, Pila’s pride comes to the fact that its ancestral homes survived the turmoil of World War II.

The town itself was declared as a National Historical Landmark by the NHCP or National Historical Commission of the Philippines (formerly NHI or National Historical Institute) on May 17, 2000.

It’s also considered as one of the oldest settlements in the country since archeologists have found artifacts dating back to the late Tang Dynasty. The town was built with the St. Anthony of Padua Parish Church as the center with the old houses, town hall and the plaza grounds surrounding it – giving off a very laid-back feel.

The old homes of Pila are still being occupied by private residents. A visit to the town museum is recommended to know more about the Pila’s history. It’s no surprise that this quaint town was chosen a film location for some scenes in the popular daytime Philippine series Be Careful With My Heart.






St. Anthony of Padua Parish, Pila, Laguna

How To Get To Pila

Pila Laguna Map

Ride buses plying the Manila-Sta. Cruz, Laguna route then exit at Pila Junction at the National Highway. Travel time is about 2 hours depending on traffic. The town center is shortly reachable from here either by jeepney or by foot for about five minutes.
Silay City, Negros Occidental

Dubbed as the Little Paris, Silay City was named after Kansilay trees due to its abundance in the area during the early days. There are more than thirty well-preserved ancestral homes here which have been declared as historical landmarks.




Photo by Angel Enero

Similar to the coffee industry of Batangas, the advent of sugarcane plantations in Negros grew Silay City’s economy, giving rise to its exuberant collection of old homes. One of the most famous of these homes is the Gaston Mansion or more popularly known as Balay Negrense (balay meaning house).

Photo by Angel Enero




Photo by Angel Enero
A lavish party scene in the award-winning 1982 movie Oro, Plata, Mata was shot here.


Photo by Angel Enero


How To Get To Silay City
Silay Negros Occidental Map
Silay City can be explored through a less than 1-hour plane ride from Manila, landing at Bacolod-Silay International Airport. A local shipping company, 2GO, also offers trips to Bacolod City every few days via the Port of Manila. Silay City is just about a 30-minute ride from the Bacolod City.

Biñan City, Laguna

Biñan, also referred to as Binyang by local townsfolk, is famous for its mouth-watering Puto Biñan – a kind of rice cake topped with cheese, butter or salted egg mostly produced in Brgy. San Vicente and for its custom-made hats found in Brgy. Platero.
A modern city in the eyes of many, not many know that there are beautiful ancestral houses hidden in the heart of the city. Rows of Spanish homes have survived the past decades and can be found on the streets along San Isidro de Labrador Parish Church.

Dr. Jose Rizal, the Philippine National Hero, had his early education here in Biñan in which the nearby City of Sta. Rosa used to be a part of. He hails from Biñan through his mother’s side, Doña Teodoro Alonso.
Recently, the Alberto House, the ancestral home of Dr. Rizal’s mother, was recently stopped from being demolished. Sadly, it was sold off by one of the descendants of Teodora and was scheduled to be transferred to a resort in Bagac, Bataan. Fortunately, the local government and the people of Biñan are trying to prevent the transfer from happening.

Binan City LagunaHow To Get To Biñan City

Biñan is accessible from Manila via a 1-hour bus ride passing through the South Luzon Expressway (SLEX) via Carmona Exit. One short jeepney ride from the bus terminal is all it takes to reach the town proper.



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Napoleon Dynamite

May 26, 2010

I keep meaning to tell you about the awesome mural we painted on Ralph’s bedroom wall. I’m so pleased with how it turned out.
The idea actually started as a wall-size poster of a movie still. But when I priced out the poster, it was coming in around $500. More than I wanted to spend. So I started thinking about other possibilities. At some point, I recalled helping my mother decorate bulletin boards in my dad’s classroom when I was a child. We would project images with an overhead projector and then trace them. I thought I could try the same technique with wall paint. So I recruited my mom to do this project with me when she came to visit a few weeks ago.
Why Napoleon Dynamite? Well. Ralph is deeply into all-things-film. He likes making movies, writing scripts, editing footage, directing, watching movies, studying movies, etc. But he’s 12. And many of the movie images out there are highly sexualized or hyper-violent — not something we want on the wall of Ralph’s room. We wanted something fairly asexual, but still iconic and kid-approved. Our first thought was the professor from Back to the Future, but then Ralph found this image of Napoleon Dynamite and we knew it was perfect.
The best thing is, there is absolutely no art skill involved in this project. I mean it. You could take virtually any photo (What? You don’t want a giant Jon Heder in your house? Weird.) and paint it on your wall with this technique. It’s almost like paint by number. For reals. Want to give it a try? This is how it went down:
1) We found an image we liked:

2) We used Photoshop to reduce the image to flat shapes. Basic steps in Photoshop: make the image grayscale, increase the contrast, then make the image bitmap, with a 50% threshhold:

3) Use a projector to shine the image onto the wall. Trace the image with a pencil:

4) Fill in the shapes you traced with wall paint. We used a variety of paint brush sizes. Cheap foam ones to fill in large fields and small, better quality brushes for the details:

And that’s it. Instead of $500, the cost was under $20. Below are a few more pics of the finished room (and there are even more pics here):

Notes:
-The bed we painted in metallic silver (it used to look like this). The paint was super-fume-y. So my mother wouldn’t let my very pregnant self anywhere near it.
-Bedding is from Target.
-We covered the closet doors with chalkboard paint.
-The little metal cube to the left of the bed opens up. It’s a little cubby. Ralph keeps his wallet and watch and ipod in there.
-The nightstand is a metal table with wheels. It has expandable sides. We’ve had it for ages. We freshened it up with a coat of green paint. Ralph’s iPod speaker is on the table.
-The lamp is from HomeGoods.
-Over the window we used Jenny’s technique to build an inexpensive pelmet box.
What do you think? Did we hit the right balance between cool and kid friendly? Would your tween approve? (Ralph gives it two thumbs up.) Would you ever try something like this? What image would you want on your wall?
More images of the room here.

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Living Well: 10 Secrets For Extending The Life of Cut Flowers

March 6, 2013
Source:
http://www.designmom.com/2013/03/living-well-10-secrets-for-extending-the-life-of-cut-flowers/

Text and images by Lindsey Johnson for Design Mom.
Nothing brightens a room quite like a vase of fresh flowers. Also, nothing smells quite as nice (with the exception of a few flowers maybe — I’m looking at you, Easter Lilies!).
I love walking by a vase of freesia. It reminds me of being someplace warm and sunny, preferably tropical, with the breeze blowing through my hair. Roses remind me of my great-grandmother’s rose garden and her gorgeous Peace Roses the size of small dinner plates. Hydrangeas bring back fond memories of my time living on the East Coast. Then there are peonies. My maternal grandmother had so many growing in her garden. They are cheerful and happy and make me think of summer and bare feet in the grass.




Whether it’s a bouquet of gorgeous roses from your significant other, a friendly bunch of birthday daisies from your bestie, magenta peonies fresh from the garden, or that impulsive bunch of tulips you grabbed on your way through the grocery store check out line, there are some helpful concrete things you can do that will keep them fresh, lasting longer and looking their best.


Most of the time you’ll probably find flowers bunched together, held with either a rubber band or twine, packaged in cellophone or paper. When you get flowers from the florist, try to buy from one that has a high turnover so you can be sure you’re getting really fresh flowers. It’s a good idea to befriend your favorite florist, like I have with mine. They are going to be your best resource regarding specific flowers and they might just let you in on good deals or specials, or tricks only the pros know.
Tips like Secret #1: when shopping for roses, gently squeeze the rose where the petals meet the top of the stem. If it’s soft and squishy, the roses are old and you shouldn’t buy them. If it’s firm, the roses are fresh.

Florists and floral sections of grocery stores will keep some flowers in refrigerated areas in buckets of water. The cooler temps help keep the flowers fresher, and the water is of course to keep them alive. Speaking of water, flowers will wilt quickly without it.  Secret #2: If you have a ways to go before purchasing your flowers and putting them into a vase, be sure they are A) packaged with individual water containers, or B) that you plan ahead and have a bucket of water with you, or at the very least C) wrap the stem bottoms in damp paper towels.



Once you get home, inspect the flowers. I find this is especially true with roses.
Remove any severely wilted petals or leaves, and Secret #3: remove any greenery from the bottom of the stems that will be submerged in the water — you’ll be amazed at how much removing lower leaves will help keep the water clearer.

Next, take a look at the stems. Sometimes you’ll see that they’ve been burnt, or are severely dried out. Water is changed regularly at the florist, but they leave the stem trimming up to us. Time to trim those ends!


Cut off 1-2″ of the stems, under running water or in a bowl of water, at a 45 degree angle. Doing this underwater will help prevent extra air from going into the stems.Secret #4: It’s a good idea to trim a bit from the stems each day or every other day to help the flowers receive a steady flow of nutrients and water.

What should you use to cut the stems? My florist says scissors squish the stems too much. They can damage the end of the stem and prevent them from absorbing the water from the vase. So I take her advice and Secret #5: I use a very sharp knife to get a clean cut. For woody, thicker stems, you can also use sharp garden shears.
If you don’t cut the flowers underwater, be sure to get them in water as soon as possible after cutting. They should stay in fresh, clean water until you transfer them to a vase or put them into an arrangement. There are only a very few flower stems that can handle being bashed or split, so steer clear of that unless you know for sure it’s good for a particular flower.

When you’re ready to arrange the flowers, remember Secret #6: Always, always, always use a sparkling clean vase that has been washed in hot, soapy water and rinsed well. This will help remove any microorganisms. Those pesky microorganisms equal slimy water and dead flowers.

Some flowers will continue to grow even after they have been cut from the main plant. Anemones (the pretty purple flowers pictured) will keep growing and taking in large amounts of water every day, as will tulips. In just two days, the anemone blossoms opened and the stems grew about 1/2″!

Flowers take in more water than you might think. Look carefully at the hydrangeas below and you’ll notice that in a little over 24 hours they drew in 3/4 of the vase water. I use good old tap water, but you can also use demineralized water — like the distilled water you’d put into an iron. Florists don’t recommend using soft water. There’s too much sodium in the water which is not good for the flowers.

Which brings us to Secret #7: Since cut flowers are no longer receiving nutrients from their roots, it becomes your job to keep them fed and happy. This will also help any unopened buds bloom.
There are homemade vase solutions you can make, but when I asked my florist to give me the down-low on that, she said the best thing is the same thing the pros use: commercial flower food in packets. When buying your flowers, ask for a few extra food packets, because you will want to change the water every day or every other day, and each packet is only enough food for 1 pint of water.
Secret #8: In addition to the food, adding a tiny amount of bleach to the water — 1/4 tsp. per quart of water — will also help keep the water clean and clear and prevent harmful microorganisms from taking over. But please don’t use too much or you’ll damage the flower you’re trying so hard to preserve!

Secret #9: Besides drawing water from their stems, almost all flowers benefit from a daily mist of water. This is a fun “chore” my kids enjoy helping with.
Lastly, cut flowers will keep fresh longer if kept at cooler temperatures. Remember how florists keep flowers in those large refrigerators? Secret #10: You don’t have to keep your flowers in the fridge, just move them to a cooler spot every night and keep them away from hot spots in your house — this includes being near fireplaces and heaters, and away from direct sunlight, which can harm the delicate petals.
Temperature also matters when cutting the flowers from the garden. Cut in the morning when the temperature outside is cooler.  

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I’ve also gathered random bits of flower-specific advice that don’t fit in the general discussion above, but they’re too good not to share. Take a peek:
- You might have heard that aspirin or vinegar will help prolong the life of cut flowers, but it doesn’t really have much of an effect. One thing that does seem to work is using lemon-lime soda. Word on the street (from an elementary science fair project) is that filling a vase with straight 7-Up instead of water will keep roses looking fabulous for up to 2 weeks. Wow!
- There’s an old wives tale about putting a penny in the bottom of a vase of tulips to keep them standing up straight. It really seems to work!
- Another one for tulips: dipping stems in ice water each morning and cutting off 1/4″ will make them last a lot longer.

- Hydrangeas like water so much, that instead of misting them, they can handle a quick dip in a bowl of cool water!
Now you’re ready for all those gorgeous Springtime flowers! If you have life-extending flower tips that have worked for you, I’m sure we’d all love to hear them. And I’d also love to know what flower you’re most looking forward to as the weather warms up. (Preferred flowers can be a passionate topic!) As for me, I can’t decide between peonies and hydrangeas.

P.S. — Hungry for more secrets? You can find all of the posts in this series here.




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SHELL CIRCUMVENTED RA 7641

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MY QUEST FOR SWINDLED 

RETIREMENT PAY BY SHELL



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SHELL SWINDLING OF RETIREMENT PAY 5TH YEAR

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Dishonest scales are an abomination to the Lord, but a just weight is His delight... Proverbs Chapter 11  v. 1
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