Good news fellow faggs - the search for Hari ng Negros of 2008 is up and coming. For those who are wondering what this search is all about then take a look at this video from the 2007 search.
You can cast your votes @ http://haringnegros.laxa.ca/. My top 3 personal favorites are…
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Okay Okay so I love sweets… is it a crime? Hell No! Haha! Now, I just heard this stuff about Brazilian Sugar and i am intrugued on how it taste. Of course, I have to wait for days before I can order some of those sugar from Brazil so I guess I’ll have to discover its taste by knowing how it is produced. I encourage my readers to join me figure out how the Brazilian Sugar is produced.. Yum Yum!
Brazil is the world’s largest producer of sugarcane, sugar, and fuel alcohol and one of the most cost efficient producers of sugar. It is also the leading exporter of sugar. Sugar accounts for about 2 percent of the country’s gross national product, 17 percent of the country’s agricultural product, and employs over one million people. Sugar is the eleventh leading export item following generic categories such as vehicles, aircraft, machinery, iron and steel.
Brazil’s sugar industry is closely interconnected to the to the fuel alcohol industry. During the last few years about 50 percent of the sugarcane output was used to produce fuel alcohol and the remaining 50 percent was used to produce sugar. The large area devoted to sugarcane production is due to several factors such as; its favorable returns relative to competing crops, the availability of under-used land that may be planted to cane, expansion programs by mills to increase output, elimination of export taxes, low land prices, and partial harvesting mechanization. Sugarcane has replaced citrus and pasture areas in the State of Sao Paulo, Brazil’s leading sugarcane producing state. According to Agricampus, a Brazilian Research Company, the investment to plant one hectare of sugarcane ($855) is approximately 73 and 36 percent lower than investments required to plant one hectare of citrus ($2,789) and pasture ($1,172), respectively. In addition, sugarcane profit margins assessed through historical prices are 7.31 percent compared to 6.01 percent for citrus and 3.27 percent for pasture.
How then is it produced?
Sugarcane production began to increase during the late 1970’s in response to the artificially created demand for alcohol. The demand for alcohol is the result of several aspects of the government’s ethanol program. A central part of the ethanol policy is the mandatory blending of ethanol with gasoline. The government sets the blending rate, bans the use of diesel powered personal vehicles, requires government agencies to buy 100 percent ethanol powered vehicles, offers storage credits to millers, maintains a differential tax break favoring ethanol over gasoline, and finally ensures that imports do not disrupt the domestic program by maintaining a 21.5 percent duty on imports which may only enter under license. At the inception of the ethanol program the government fixed the price f gasoline so that it was higher than the price for ethanol. Although this program no longer exists it helped build ethanol demand.
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Charlie Green’s the name and OMG Britain’s Got Talent’s the GAME! Man, This handsome little boy is half british and half Filipino. I fell inlove with him after watching a clip in Youtube with him singing “Summer Wind” by Frank Sinatra during the audition for BGT!
The 10-year old’s smile, splendid voice, and jiggly body that danced in harmony with the song got the audience in its feet. One of the judges, Amanda Holden, even predicted that he will win the show.
Charlie, whose father Roger used to be one of the BBC’s Black and White Minstrels, said afterwards: “I really want to be a professional singer - it’s something I just picked up naturally when I was growing up.
“Because my dad is a singer there was always music in the house. I love Frank Sinatra and Michael Buble. I’d really like to sing with him.”
More than 11million viewers watched Charlie get voted through to the next round.
Charlie grew up in Worcestershire’s picturesque Droitwich Spa and has received coaching and guidance from his father, who made his name on the BBC show from 1958-78.
Charlie has performed at the Royal Opera House at St James’s Palace for the Princess Royal and already has his own website.
Now, I just can’t wait to see another clip of him performing! What an adorable little critter that Charlie is!
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If you feel attracted to members of the same sex, or both sexes, but need to feel like you have accepted it within yourself, here is a guide to help you. You have found out your sexual orientation, and you are perfectly normal. Accepting who you are - and being proud of who you are - is the next step on the road to coming out of the closet, and eventually to having a successful gay or lesbian relationship. Some people have difficulty in accepting their sexual orientation, either because of personal or societal discomfort or pressure. Most people in the LGBT community know from experience that accepting your sexuality will lead to your becoming a happier, more open person.
In this guide, the term gay has been used to include all forms of homosexuality and bisexuality, whether that be people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual or pansexual.
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Between July 31st and August 7th in 2010 the Gay Games VIII will take place in Cologne, Germany. Thousand of international participants from all over the world are expected to take part in this sport and cultural event. Participant figures are reaching almost Olympic size.
We are expecting over 46,000 guests for the Opening Ceremony at the Stadium “RheinEnergieStadion” in Cologne, home of the famous Cologne Soccer Club. Please join us, 31 July through 7 August, for a week-long celebration of sports competition and cultural events.
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The welfare of our dayem lives are mostly dictated by how we make Decisions, Decisions, Decisions - oooh, such a pain in the mangina! We make decisions almost every day - from the small ones (decaf or espresso?) to the big life-changing more-confusing ones (espresso or decaf?!?!). We try not to boo-boo our way to bonkerville with wrong decisions. So to help you fuckers, here are some secrets on how to end up with the right decisions…
1. DONT FEAR THE CONSEQUENCES
We are afraid of the results of our decisions. (You can say that again). We are afraid of the… alright, sheesh! We are lead into wrong decisions because we are afraid to fail, lose, or be hurt at the end. It’s like go playing safe and rather not getting all the good stuff than choose to do something and get the junky bad stuff. Sometimes I am like “Forget about the underground parking lot. Let’s park somewhere safe (yet far)”. I was shit sweating when I got to the mall. Bummer!
2. GO WITH YOUR GUT
Instincts rock!! Hell yeah! sometimes the first choice that enters your mind has a bigger chance of ending up to be the best decision! Just call it the instinctive snap decision.
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